Psychologist

Location:Baltimore County & Baltimore City Maryland

Position Type:Full-Time / Part-Time / Contract — Flexible

Work Setting:Clinical / Outpatient Setting with Hybrid Opportunities

Location:Baltimore County & Baltimore City Maryland

Position Type:Full-Time / Part-Time / Contract — Flexible

Work Setting:Clinical / Outpatient Setting with Hybrid Opportunities

We are seeking a compassionate, culturally responsive, and highly skilled
Licensed Psychologist (PhD or PsyD)to join our growing interdisciplinary clinical team. The primary focus of this position is conducting
comprehensive psychological and diagnostic evaluations
for children, adolescents, and adults presenting with concerns related to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, developmental differences, behavioral challenges, emotional functioning, learning concerns, and other behavioral health or neurodevelopmental conditions.

The psychologist will manage the evaluation process from clinical intake and test selection through administration, interpretation, diagnostic formulation, report writing, and feedback.

In addition to psychological evaluations, the psychologist may
occasionally provide clinical consultation and supervision related to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services
, including collaboration with BCBAs, RBTs, families, and other members of the interdisciplinary treatment team.

This position is ideal for a psychologist who enjoys diagnostic work, values clinical autonomy, and wants to help expand access to timely, comprehensive psychological services for diverse and underserved communities.

Applicants must:

• Hold an active
  Maryland Psychologist license (PhD or PsyD)
• Be in good standing with the
  Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists
• Maintain all continuing education, ethical, and professional requirements associated with Maryland licensure
• Meet applicable payer credentialing requirements for psychological assessment and behavioral health services

Psychological Evaluations & Diagnostic Assessment

The psychologist's primary responsibility will be conducting comprehensive psychological evaluations and assessments.

Responsibilities may include:

• Conduct clinical and diagnostic intake interviews with clients and/or caregivers
• Review developmental, behavioral, psychiatric, educational, medical, and psychosocial histories
• Determine appropriate testing batteries based on presenting concerns and referral questions
• Conduct comprehensive psychological and neurodevelopmental evaluations
• Evaluate concerns related to
  ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, intellectual and developmental functioning, emotional and behavioral functioning, executive functioning, and other diagnostic questions
• Administer, score, interpret, and integrate standardized psychological assessment measures
• Review relevant medical, educational, behavioral, IEP, 504 Plan, and previous evaluation records when clinically appropriate
• Obtain collateral information from parents, caregivers, schools, physicians, therapists, and other providers when appropriate and properly authorized
• Integrate assessment findings with clinical interviews, behavioral observations, history, and collateral information
• Develop appropriate diagnostic impressions and differential diagnoses
• Identify co-occurring behavioral health and neurodevelopmental conditions when supported by the evaluation
• Prepare comprehensive, clinically sound, and timely psychological evaluation reports
• Provide feedback sessions to clients, parents, caregivers, and/or authorized treatment team members
• Clearly explain diagnoses, clinical findings, recommendations, and appropriate next steps
• Develop individualized recommendations for behavioral health treatment, ABA therapy, psychotherapy, speech-language services, educational supports, occupational therapy, community resources, and other services when clinically indicated

The psychologist should have experience administering and/or interpreting standardized assessment instruments appropriate to their scope of practice. Depending on referral questions and clinical necessity, measures may include instruments assessing:

• Autism spectrum symptoms and social communication
• ADHD and attention
• Cognitive and intellectual functioning
• Adaptive functioning
• Executive functioning
• Behavioral and emotional functioning
• Anxiety and mood
• Academic and learning concerns
• Social functioning
• Developmental functioning

The psychologist will exercise independent clinical judgment when selecting assessment…