Clinical Psychologist - JBCR Program Part-Time

Clinical Psychologist - JBCR Program Part-Time Vibrant MD Quincy, FL Job Details Part-time $55 - $70 an hour 2 days ago Qualifications Crisis intervention Collaborate with healthcare professionals Mental health stabilization Doctor of Psychology Psychological testing Report writing Doctoral degree in clinical psychology Interpersonal skills Writing skills Correctional experience Doctoral degree in counseling psychology Group therapy Working with individuals with cognitive disabilities Individual therapy Research Driver's License Doctor of Philosophy Corrections facility medical clinic experience Decision making Clinical Psychology Psychology Evidence-based interventions in treatment planning Doctoral degree in psychology Patient progress monitoring Progress documentation Healthcare treatment Licensed Psychologist Credentials Senior level Ph.D. in Psychology Individual counseling Crisis management Interdisciplinary behavioral health coordination Patient emergency assistance Communication skills Group counseling Full Job Description Job Overview We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Clinical Psychologist to join our JBCR (Juvenile Behavioral and Cognitive Rehabilitation) Program on a part-time basis. This role offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful difference. in the lives of children, adolescents, and their families by providing expert mental health services within a dynamic, multidisciplinary team. The ideal candidate will bring enthusiasm, expertise in diverse therapeutic modalities, and a passion for supporting behavioral health and psychological well-being across various settings. You will be responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments, delivering evidence-based interventions, and collaborating with families, schools, and healthcare providers to promote positive outcomes. This position emphasizes flexibility, professional growth, and the chance to impact young lives positively through innovative care approaches. Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesForensic Evaluations (30%) Conduct court-ordered updates on competency to stand trial for JBCR participants Perform specialized psychological assessments related to malingering, cognitive impairment, and other forensic concerns Review collateral records, legal documents, clinical histories, and behavioral observations to support forensic opinions Administer, score, and interpret psychological and forensic assessment instruments as clinically indicated Prepare clear, objective, and defensible forensic reports for submission to the court and other authorized parties Maintain timely and accurate documentation of all forensic evaluation activities Competency Restoration Treatment (30%) Facilitate evidence-based individual and group treatment sessions designed to restore legal competency Provide psychoeducation regarding courtroom procedures, legal rights, courtroom personnel, and trial-related decision-making Address psychiatric, cognitive, and behavioral barriers that may interfere with competency restoration Monitor participant progress toward restoration and modify treatment approaches as clinically appropriate Collaborate with the treatment team regarding participant response to interventions and restoration readiness Document treatment services thoroughly and in a timely manner Clinical Consultation (15%) Provide expert clinical guidance to the multidisciplinary team, including the Jail Administrator, LCSWs, Forensic Peer Specialists, nursing staff, and psychiatric providers Assist in the management of complex, high-risk, or severely mentally ill participants Support treatment planning by offering diagnostic clarification and behavioral recommendations Participate in treatment team meetings and case consultations as needed Expert Testimony and Court Reporting (15%) Prepare comprehensive forensic summaries, progress updates, and court reports regarding competency status Provide professional expert testimony in court proceedings when required by the judiciary Communicate clinical and forensic findings in a manner that is objective, well-supported, and understandable to legal stakeholders Coordinate with attorneys, court personnel, and program leadership as appropriate and permitted Crisis Management and Risk Assessment (10%) Perform emergency mental health evaluations for individuals experiencing acute psychiatric crises within the jail setting Conduct suicide risk assessments, violence risk assessments, and other urgent clinical evaluations as needed Provide recommendations for stabilization, higher level of care, or additional psychiatric intervention Support staff in responding to behavioral health emergencies while maintaining safety and security standards Required Qualifications Education and Licensure Doctoral degree (Ph.D. or Psy.

D.) in Clinical Psychology or Counseling Psychology from an APA-accredited program Active, clear, and unrestricted license as a Psychologist in the State of Florida License must be in good standing with no disciplinary actions Training Completion of specialized Florida forensic examiner training strongly preferred Additional forensic psychology, competency restoration, or correctional mental health training preferred Experience Experience conducting forensic mental health evaluations strongly preferred Experience working with individuals with serious mental illness, cognitive impairment, or co-occurring disorders preferred Experience in correctional, forensic, state hospital, or other secure treatment settings highly desirable Experience providing expert testimony and writing forensic reports preferred Strong research background or participation in clinical studies related to behavioral health is a plus; commitment to ongoing professional development is encouraged. Join us in transforming lives through compassionate mental health care! This part-time role offers the opportunity to work flexibly while making a lasting impact on the communities we serve—empowering children and families toward healthier futures through expert guidance and innovative therapies. Knowledge and Skills Strong knowledge of forensic mental health principles and competency to stand trial standards Skill in conducting psychological assessments and interpreting findings in forensic contexts Knowledge of evidence-based interventions for competency restoration and serious mental illness Strong crisis assessment, risk evaluation, and clinical decision-making skills Excellent written communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear and legally sound reports Ability to communicate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, legal professionals, and court personnel Ability to maintain professional objectivity, sound judgment, and confidentiality in a correctional environment Other Requirements Must pass a Level 2 background screening and security clearance for jail entry Must comply with all facility security requirements and program policies Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a secure correctional setting Reliable transportation and valid Florida driver's license preferred Physical Demands and Work Environment Work is performed in a secure correctional facility Daily interaction with justice-involved individuals, including those with serious mental illness and behavioral instability May encounter verbally aggressive, disorganized, or psychiatrically acute individuals Requires the ability to sit, stand, walk, and move throughout the facility during the workday Must be able to respond promptly and appropriately during emergency situations Part-time schedule up to 25 hours per week, based on program needs

Pay:

$55.00 - $70.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person