Assessment Psychologist & Behavioral Medicine Specialist

• Psychologist 3: $39.93 – $59.35 / hourly; $83,374 – $123,923 / annually
• Behavioral Medicine Practitioner: $39.93 – $65.98 / hourly; $83,374 – $137,766 / annually

The Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP) is a residential, sex offense‑specific treatment program in a modified therapeutic community and secure setting that provides services to over 700 individuals who have been civilly committed for sexual offending. MSOP is a national leader in the industry and is committed to providing services on the leading edge of the comprehensive evaluation, treatment, and management of clients.

MSOP has facilities in Moose Lake and St. Peter, MN. MSOP Moose Lake site serves clients in the earlier stages of treatment in a secure setting.

• Providing expertise in sex offense‑specific treatment, assessment, and research as a crucial member of the multi‑disciplinary treatment team.
• Conducting integrated psychological assessments to address a range of referral questions, including those related to psychosexual, mental health, personality, and/or cognitive/neuropsychological functioning as well as other treatment concerns as clinically indicated.
• Presenting information regarding psychological assessment results, treatment progress, and other pertinent clinical data to multi‑disciplinary team members.
• Assessing clients in crisis related to self‑injurious behaviors and/or suicidality.
• Providing leadership and clinical direction to other psychologists, psychology interns, clinical staff, and multi‑disciplinary team members.

• Ph.D., or Psy.
  
  D. in psychology*; AND Licensure as a psychologist (LP) by the Minnesota Board of Psychology or License Eligible**.
• Note:
  
  Candidates working toward an applicable degree may apply for a contingent offer based on anticipated graduation/degree conferral.
• Note:
  
  Doctoral level graduates working toward licensure may be hired on a provisional basis and receive supervision under a licensed MSOP Psychologist to obtain licensure.

• Ph.D., or Psy.
  
  D. in psychology; AND Licensure as a psychologist (LP) by the Minnesota Board of Psychology.
• One year of post‑license experience.

• Knowledge and experience in administering, scoring, and interpreting psychological assessments.
• Ability to complete integrated reports to address a range of referral questions related to cognitive, personality, mental health, and psychosexual functioning.
• Experience in delivering mental health and/or sex offense‑specific treatment in a secure and/or residential setting.
• Our employees are dedicated to ensuring cultural responsiveness. Preferred candidates will have a variety of experiences working effectively with others from different backgrounds and cultures.