The FND Psychologist will serve as a core member of a new multidisciplinary Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) clinic, providing diagnostic evaluation, evidence-based treatment, and integrated care for patients with motor and sensory FND, functional seizures, and related conditions. This role combines clinical expertise with program development, offering a unique opportunity to shape workflows, patient care models, and collaborative strategies across neurology, behavioral health, and rehabilitation services. In addition to direct patient care - including assessment, diagnosis, and individualized treatment planning - the FND Psychologist will lead initiatives to train staff, establish community partnerships, and develop scalable growth plans for future expansion. This is an ideal role for a clinician who thrives in innovative environments and is passionate about advancing care for patients with functional neurological disorders. Essential Functions Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments, including diagnostic interviews, screening for comorbid mental health conditions, and evaluation of illness beliefs and functional impact. Formulate accurate diagnoses in accordance with DSM guidelines, differentiating FND from other neurological and psychiatric conditions. Treatment Planning & Delivery Design individualized treatment plans tailored to FND presentations, incorporating behavioral strategies, psychoeducation, and functional rehabilitation goals. Provide evidence-based psychotherapeutic interventions, such as: Retraining and Control Therapy (ReACT) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for FND and functional seizures Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Trauma-informed approaches when indicated Collaborate with PT/OT to reinforce retraining strategies, address avoidance patterns, and support functional restoration. Deliver psychoeducation to patients and families about FND mechanisms, prognosis, and treatment rationale. Multidisciplinary Collaboration Serve as a core member of the FND clinic team, working alongside neurologists, physical therapists, and other specialists to deliver integrated care. Participate in case conferences and interdisciplinary rounds to align treatment strategies and optimize patient outcomes. Program Development & Growth Assist in developing and refining clinic protocols, referral pathways, and treatment workflows. Establish partnerships with external therapy facilities and community organizations to support continuity of care. Develop and implement staff and physician training programs on FND diagnosis, treatment principles, and communication strategies. Contribute to strategic planning for clinic growth, including scalability of services and volume projections. Supervision & Education Provide clinical supervision to Psychologist I, predoctoral interns, and graduate practicum students. Prepare and deliver educational materials for internal stakeholders and external partners. Documentation & Quality Improvement Maintain clear, timely, and accurate clinical documentation in the electronic health record. Track outcomes, support data collection, and participate in quality improvement initiatives. Manage crisis situations with appropriate interventions and assessments. Prepare discharge plans and guide patients through the termination process, ensuring continuity of care and follow-up resources. Education, Experience and Certifications Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology from an APA-approved training program. License eligible or currently licensed as a Licensed Practicing Psychologist by the N.C. State Board of Examiners of Practicing Psychologists. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required per policy guidelines. Experience with neurological or behavioral health disorders preferred; prior exposure to FND or complex somatic symptom disorders strongly valued. Key Attributes for Success Strong ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment and lead clinic development initiatives. Expertise in evidence-based psychological interventions for functional disorders. Excellent communication and training skills for educating staff and patients. Strategic thinking for program growth and scalability.