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Psychological Assessment Associate (Psychometrist, Graduate Student, or Postdoctoral Fellow)
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McKee Collaborative Therapy
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$41,600 Salary, Part-Time
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About Us McKee Collaborative Therapy is a small, relationally focused group practice based in Durham, North Carolina. We provide therapy, psychological assessment, and consultation grounded in neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQIA+ affirming, strengths-based, and developmentally informed care. We work with children, adolescents, adults, and families, and prioritize ethical, person-centered practice that honors each client's unique identities, needs, and lived experiences. We are proud to be known for our warmth, clinical thoughtfulness, and collaborative spirit. As we grow, we are seeking a Psychological Assessment Associate who shares these values and is looking for meaningful assessment work within a supportive, relationship-centered practice environment. Practice Culture & Values We believe that good care starts with good working relationships. At McKee Collaborative Therapy, we value curiosity, collaboration, reflection, and mutual respect. We strive to create an environment where team members feel supported in asking questions, developing professionally, maintaining healthy boundaries, and staying connected to the heart of the work. Position Overview We are seeking a Psychological Assessment Associate to support psychological, neuropsychological, and psychoeducational evaluation services under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. Responsibilities include administering and scoring psychological assessments, documenting behavioral observations during testing sessions, and providing administrative support related to assessment services. This role does not involve independent interpretation of assessment results or diagnostic decision-making. This position offers meaningful opportunities to develop competency in psychological assessment while working alongside licensed psychologists in a collaborative group practice setting. Prior psychometric experience is welcomed but not required. We are seeking candidates with foundational training in psychology, mental health, education, research methods, statistics, or related disciplines and a genuine interest in assessment. The role may be particularly well-suited for a trained psychometrist, graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, or other psychology trainee seeking hands-on assessment experience and mentorship. Responsibilities and opportunities may be tailored based on educational background, experience level, and professional goals. We serve clients ranging from early childhood through later adulthood and representing diverse cultural backgrounds, identities, and clinical presentations. Associates will frequently support evaluations involving diagnostic questions around ADHD, autism, learning differences, executive functioning challenges, emotional and behavioral concerns, and diagnostic clarification. This role offers exposure to nuanced, integrative assessment work that can be both intellectually engaging and deeply meaningful for clients and families. The position is expected to begin at approximately 20 hours per week, including assessment administration, scoring, testing-related administrative support, and supervision or consultation activities. As our assessment services continue to grow, there may be opportunities for increased hours and expanded responsibilities over time. For the right candidate, additional opportunities may become available as the practice grows. Individuals who are licensed or license-eligible mental health professionals may have opportunities to supplement assessment work with therapy, consultation, training, or other clinical services. Eligible Backgrounds (Current training or completed degrees welcome) Certified Psychometrist or Psychometry Specialist Master's-level psychology student or graduate with assessment experience or interest School Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Neuropsychology, or related doctoral student (PhD, PsyD, EdS) Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychology Licensed Psychologist (LP, HSP-P) Requirements Strong background in psychology, behavioral science, education, or clinical mental health Openness to supervision, feedback, and ongoing professional development Cultural humility, empathy, and effective interpersonal skills Comfort working with a diverse range of children, adolescents, and adults Ability to establish rapport while maintaining standardized administration procedures Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy Adherence to standardized administration and scoring procedures Preferred Qualifications Experience administering and/or scoring psychological, educational, neuropsychological, or developmental assessments is welcomed but not required Compensation Compensation starts at $20 per hour and is commensurate with experience, training, and qualifications. Opportunities for increased compensation and expanded responsibilities are available based on demonstrated competency, expanded responsibilities, and continued growth within the role. What We Offer Ongoing consultation and mentorship with licensed psychologists Opportunities to develop advanced skills in psychological and neuropsychological assessment Access to standardized testing materials, scoring platforms, and clinical resources Flexible scheduling options that can accommodate academic and training commitments A furnished, accessible office space for in-person assessment work A warm, collaborative team culture that values curiosity, learning, and thoughtful clinical work Who We're Looking For We welcome applications from individuals who are: Interested in collaborative, supportive, and thoughtful team engagement Committed to ethical, relational, and trauma-informed practice Affirming of neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and multiply marginalized clients Interested in developing assessment experience Looking to build meaningful professional relationships within a connected, collaborative environment To Apply To express interest, please email your CV and a brief note of introduction to Rachel McKee, PhD (Practice Owner) at rachel@mckeecollab.com . There is no formal application deadline. We will review inquiries on a rolling basis as we grow with care and intention.