Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Psychological Assessment Specialist | Hybrid | Lancaster Pennsylvania

If you are a Pennsylvania-licensed or license-eligible psychologist who wants to focus deeply on assessment rather than maintain a traditional therapy-heavy caseload, Providence Behavioral Health offers a strong professional home. This hybrid role centers on diagnostic interviewing, test interpretation, clinical integration, evidence-based report writing, and meaningful feedback within an established interdisciplinary outpatient practice. Limited psychotherapy opportunities may be available by mutual agreement.

Schedule

32 to 40 hours per week with flexible scheduling

Work model

Hybrid care with in-person services and approved remote telehealth days

Primary focus

Psychological assessment, diagnostic clarification, report writing, and feedback

Population

Children, adolescents, adults, and older adults according to training and competence

Role level

Licensed psychologist, Pennsylvania license-eligible psychologist, or qualified postdoctoral candidate

In this role, the psychologist completes outpatient psychological evaluations that address referral questions involving diagnostic clarification, cognitive and intellectual functioning, attention and executive functioning, learning, personality, behavior, emotional functioning, autism, adaptive functioning, and related clinical concerns. You will own the full evaluation process, including record review, clinical interviewing, test selection, interpretation, case integration, report writing, and feedback. Caseload and evaluation types will be aligned with your training, competence, credentialing, and PBH service needs.

· Review referral information and available medical, educational, psychological, and treatment records to define the evaluation question and appropriate scope.

· Conduct comprehensive diagnostic and developmental interviews with patients and, when appropriate and authorized, family members or collateral informants.

· Select evidence-based assessment instruments appropriate to the referral question, patient characteristics, and limits of the available normative data.

· Administer, score, and interpret psychological, cognitive, academic, personality, behavioral, adaptive, and symptom measures within the psychologist's competence. Oversee psychometrist-administered testing and integrate findings with clinical history, records, observations, and collateral information to support diagnostic impressions.

· Prepare timely, organized, and clinically useful reports that directly answer the referral question and provide practical recommendations.

· Provide clear feedback to patients, families, referral sources, and other authorized parties, including discussion of findings, limitations, diagnoses, and recommendations.

· Coordinate with psychometrists and support staff and provide appropriate oversight of delegated testing activities.

· Maintain accurate documentation, test security, informed consent, privacy, and compliance with ethical, legal, payer, and PBH requirements.

Depending on demonstrated competence, credentialing, and practice need, the psychologist may provide:

· Diagnostic and psychological evaluations for mood, anxiety, trauma-related, thought, behavioral, and personality concerns.

· ADHD, autism, intellectual, learning, and other neurodevelopmental evaluations.

· Cognitive, functional, and differential-diagnostic evaluations for adults and older adults.

· Personality, adaptive-functioning, and treatment-planning evaluations.

· Focused evaluations and consultation for medical, educational, or community referral sources when clinically appropriate.

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