Psychologist - Center for Neuropsychological and Psychological Assessment

Overview : PSYCHOLOGIST I

Neuropsychological and Psychological Assessment (CNaP)

Are you a passionate, driven psychologist eager to make an impact? Do you dream of joining a world-renowned institution dedicated to transforming the lives of children through exceptional care and innovative research? Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD, is seeking a psychologist with expertise in assessment to join our dedicated team!

• Why Kennedy Krieger Institute?

At Kennedy Krieger Institute, we stand at the forefront of research and clinical care for children with neurodevelopmental and related disorders. Here, you'll work with experts across multiple disciplines, both at Kennedy Krieger and at neighboring Johns Hopkins Hospital, contribute to groundbreaking research, and make a real difference in the lives of children and families.

In addition, Kennedy Krieger Institute offers top-notch employee benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401K with match, tuition reimbursement, free parking and childcare subsidies! We also offer rich professional development opportunities and funding to pursue these.

As part of a collaborative, dedicated team, you will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of clinical activities, including working with approximately 25 clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists as well as Psychology Associates, and clinical psychology postdoctoral fellows and externs. CNaP engages in direct clinical care and pioneering research projects that advance the fields of psychology and medicine and improve patient outcomes, and support families of children with a wide range of neurodevelopmental disabilities. Common presenting concerns include ADHD, anxiety and mood concerns, specific learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and disruptive behaviors through our Executive Function (EF), Emotion and Behavior Disorder (EBD), Development and Early Learning (DEL), Pathways to Young Adulthood (Pathways), and Targeted Assessment clinics. Patients range in age from toddler through young adulthood.

Responsibilities

1. Complete comprehensive psychological evaluations for youth with neurodevelopmental disorders. This includes :

a. Conducting intake interviews to ascertain the needs of clients.

b. Selecting, administering, and scoring psychological tests to assess intellectual functioning, academic achievement, attention and executive functioning, memory, and socio-emotional status.

c. Interpreting test findings based upon current research in psychological assessment and available evidence-based approaches.

d. Writing comprehensive reports regarding diagnostic interpretations and next step management / strategy plans.

e. Providing interpretative information to parents and / or primary caregivers

2. Participate in weekly clinic rounds to discuss diagnoses and conceptualize treatment / management of patients with other psychologists and trainees.

3. Assist Center Co-Directors in the development of clinical initiatives.

4. Maintain productivity standards.

5. Maintain documentation and reporting standards in our electronic medical record (EMR).

Additional Opportunities as Interested / Available

6. Develop and implement short-term intervention programs targeting specific patient population needs.

7. Engage in the robust training program, including supervision of externs and postdoctoral fellows and participation in didactics (professional development seminar, case conference, journal club, etc.)

8. Clinical research through the use of our clinical database and the Neuropsychology Research Database Initiative (NRDI)

9. Clinical faculty track appointment through the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

We are looking for someone with a strong commitment to evidence-based practices who has a genuine passion for working with children and families and can work effectively in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. A postdoctoral fellowship in psychology with emphasis on clinical assessment is preferred.

QUALIFICATIONS :

Licensure in Maryland as a psychologist is required.

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS :

Doctoral degree in Psychology from an APA / CPA-accredited college or university.

Completion of APA / CPA-accredited pre-doctoral internship.

EXPERIENCE :

Minimum of 1 year experience in working with a population of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities. This experience may be satisfied through postdoctoral training in psychology.

Minimum of 1 year experience in clinical assessment / psychological testing with children, preferably within the last two years.

Pay is determined by factors, including :

Education

Number of years of licensure

Relevant experience

Flexibility of the work (make my own schedule, choose my patient population, and change it over time)

Great amount of expertise represented across the psychologists in our department

A culture of generosity among colleagues, especially with their consultation time.

Balance of independence and support available with colleagues and leadership.

Wonderful colleagues

Kennedy Krieger Institute really seems to live its values, and the opportunity to serve our complex patient population in the context of excellent departmental leadership, an academic medical center setting, and thoughtful and dedicated colleagues was too good to pass up!

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Minimum pay range : USD $104,000.00 / Yr.Maximum pay range : USD $134,907.63 / Yr.

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