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Center for Safety & Healing
Licensed Clinical Psychologist Parental Capacity & Psychological Evaluations
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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.
$84,045 / year median in Virginia
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Licensed Clinical Psychologist - Parental Capacity & Psychological Evaluations Center for Safety and Healing | Richmond, Virginia Area Flexible Hourly W-2 or Full-Time Salaried Position The Center for Safety and Healing (CSH) is seeking a Licensed Clinical Psychologist to join our growing evaluation team. This position will primarily focus on completing comprehensive Parental Capacity Psychological Evaluations for families involved with community agencies, courts, and child-serving systems.
This is a great opportunity for a psychologist who enjoys assessment work and is looking for significant flexibility and autonomy while still being part of a collaborative, experienced clinical team. Position Options & Compensation Flexible Hourly W-2 Position $65/hour $250 completion bonus for each evaluation completed Flexible scheduling and caseload Access to eligible employee benefits Ability to determine a manageable evaluation volume based on availability Opportunity to increase or decrease workload over time Full-Time Salaried Option $100,000-$120,000 annually , based on experience and scope of responsibilities Flexible full-time schedule Employee benefits Opportunity to maintain a broader evaluation caseload and participate in additional clinical services Primary Responsibilities The psychologist will conduct comprehensive parental capacity and psychological evaluations, including clinical interviews, psychological testing, collateral interviews, record review, diagnostic formulation, report writing, and development of practical recommendations for families and multidisciplinary teams. Evaluators will collaborate with referral sources, case managers, attorneys, courts, treatment providers, and other professionals as appropriate. While the primary need is for Parental Capacity Psychological Evaluations , psychologists interested in expanding their role may also have opportunities to complete psychological, psychosexual, trauma, biopsychosocial, risk, and other specialized evaluations based on their training and interests. Why Join CSH? CSH has an established and growing evaluation program serving children, adolescents, young adults, adults, and families with complex clinical and systems involvement. You will join a team of experienced evaluators and clinicians who value collaboration, clinical quality, timely reports, and thoughtful recommendations that are genuinely useful to families and referral sources.
We offer significant flexibility and are open to creating a position that works well for the right psychologist—whether you are looking for a smaller supplemental evaluation caseload or are interested in developing this into a full-time role. Qualifications Applicants must hold an active Virginia license as a Clinical Psychologist and be qualified to independently conduct psychological evaluations. Strong assessment, diagnostic, clinical writing, and communication skills are essential. Experience with parental capacity, forensic, child welfare, court-involved, family, juvenile justice, or other complex evaluations is preferred. Apply Please send your resume and cover letter to: info@safetyandhealing.com 804-597-9737 Center for Safety and Healing Compassion | Hope |
This is a great opportunity for a psychologist who enjoys assessment work and is looking for significant flexibility and autonomy while still being part of a collaborative, experienced clinical team. Position Options & Compensation Flexible Hourly W-2 Position $65/hour $250 completion bonus for each evaluation completed Flexible scheduling and caseload Access to eligible employee benefits Ability to determine a manageable evaluation volume based on availability Opportunity to increase or decrease workload over time Full-Time Salaried Option $100,000-$120,000 annually , based on experience and scope of responsibilities Flexible full-time schedule Employee benefits Opportunity to maintain a broader evaluation caseload and participate in additional clinical services Primary Responsibilities The psychologist will conduct comprehensive parental capacity and psychological evaluations, including clinical interviews, psychological testing, collateral interviews, record review, diagnostic formulation, report writing, and development of practical recommendations for families and multidisciplinary teams. Evaluators will collaborate with referral sources, case managers, attorneys, courts, treatment providers, and other professionals as appropriate. While the primary need is for Parental Capacity Psychological Evaluations , psychologists interested in expanding their role may also have opportunities to complete psychological, psychosexual, trauma, biopsychosocial, risk, and other specialized evaluations based on their training and interests. Why Join CSH? CSH has an established and growing evaluation program serving children, adolescents, young adults, adults, and families with complex clinical and systems involvement. You will join a team of experienced evaluators and clinicians who value collaboration, clinical quality, timely reports, and thoughtful recommendations that are genuinely useful to families and referral sources.
We offer significant flexibility and are open to creating a position that works well for the right psychologist—whether you are looking for a smaller supplemental evaluation caseload or are interested in developing this into a full-time role. Qualifications Applicants must hold an active Virginia license as a Clinical Psychologist and be qualified to independently conduct psychological evaluations. Strong assessment, diagnostic, clinical writing, and communication skills are essential. Experience with parental capacity, forensic, child welfare, court-involved, family, juvenile justice, or other complex evaluations is preferred. Apply Please send your resume and cover letter to: info@safetyandhealing.com 804-597-9737 Center for Safety and Healing Compassion | Hope |