A Psychologist studies human behavior to learn about the mental processes that affect people and how they relate to each other. Specializes in research or works directly with patients. May assess, diagnose and treat mental, emotional or behavioral disorders, provide counseling, advise students, focus on workplace issues or consult on criminal cases.
$81,095 / year median in Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia)
About us Washington Psychology Associates small, expert, personalized assessment group WPA seeks a special person who is a truly gifted clinician looking to be an exceptional evaluator. They should be warm and engaging, meticulous in work, and collaborative with clients and colleagues. An ideal contractor can conduct a variety of assessments with curiosity, confidence, and compassion. Schedule is very flexible and self-determined with both virtual and in-person components. Compensation is highly competitive and not based on the standard job share model. Position will remain open until filled by the right person. The ideal candidate has impeccable character, excellent core assessment skills, significant experience with children and adolescents, multicultural attunement, and the demeanor to contribute to the overall goals of a small, personalized private practice that strives to be truly client-centered in its approach. Excellent writing, task management, relationship building, and communication skills are essential. It is important to be passionate about testing, interested in staying current in the field, and receptive to guidance in promoting a very high quality, collaborative experience for clients. Testing referrals come from a wide range of local independent schools, colleges, therapists, attorneys, and psychiatrists. This role involves a good deal of child/adolescent assessment and a larger percentage of educationally-based inquiry, but candidates who can apply psychodynamically-oriented work (i.e. Rorschach, TAT/CAT) are especially encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate is adept across the young child to young adult age span and has considerable experience administering measures such as the WISC/WAIS, NEPSY, WJ, WIAT, etc. We are excited to help you foster specialized interests and welcome different perspectives and approaches. DC licensed to practice required, PSYPACT and other jurisdiction licensing is a bonus. Testing experience of 3+ years is ideal and having acquired skills across graduate, internship, and post-doc levels is valued. Other employment options may be possible for recent graduates with less experience. The baseline commitment can be minimal for the right person who might be looking to supplement therapy work, integrate back into the workforce, etc. Interested candidates should get in touch via email and provide a CV, description of professional interests and availability, and recent report sample.
Job Type:
Contract Job Type:
Contract Pay:
$100.00 - $200.00 per hour
Education:
Doctorate (Required)
License/Certification:
license to practice as a psychologist (Required) license to practice in DC (Preferred)
