Clinical Psychologist or Rehabilitation Psychologist

Are you seeking greater fulfillment in your clinical career? As a Clinical Psychologist /
Rehabilitation Psychologist at Bancroft, you will be a supportive member of our clinical team committed to helping individuals living with Tramatic Brain Injuries and other neurological disorders. Working closely together with your team and families, you’ll empower individuals to realize their best life.

The Rehabiitation Psychologist provides direct, consultative, and supportive assessment and therapeutic services in rehabilitation psychology and neuropsychology to persons served, and outpatients to enhance individual potential for learning, quality of life and independence and to meet the specific rehabilitation needs of persons served.

Salary range is: $100,000- $130,000

• Provide psychological and neuropsychological services, including assessments, psychotherapy, treatment, and interventions in accordance with applicable regulations, professional standards, HIPAA, Individual Program Plans (IPPs), and Bancroft policies.
• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans by evaluating cognitive, intellectual, emotional, communication, and adaptive functioning. Administer and interpret assessments, review behavioral data, establish measurable goals, and monitor progress through reassessments.
• Deliver individual and group therapy using appropriate, evidence-based interventions tailored to each person's abilities and needs, promoting independence, skill development, and quality of life.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation, including assessment reports, progress notes, and treatment summaries, in compliance with professional and regulatory requirements.
• Develop and monitor behavioral intervention plans using applied behavior analysis and other appropriate clinical approaches to reduce challenging behaviors, strengthen adaptive skills, and support rehabilitation goals.
• Provide clinical consultation and staff training on psychological treatment, neuropsychology, cognitive remediation, and behavioral strategies to support consistent implementation of individualized plans.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, families, healthcare providers, and community partners to coordinate care, address individual needs, and support progress across residential, clinical, and community settings.
• Provide crisis intervention and clinical support using approved de-escalation and emergency procedures. Participate in on-call coverage for residential programs, as required.
• Participate in clinical and behavioral review committees, as applicable, by presenting intervention plans, providing recommendations, and supporting coordinated service delivery.
• Mentor and supervise trainees, including practicum students, interns, and postdoctoral fellows, in clinical assessment and treatment practices.
• Maintain professional expertise through continuing education, research, and professional development in rehabilitation psychology, neuropsychology, and related clinical practices.
• Uphold professional and ethical standards by protecting confidentiality and respecting the dignity, rights, and privacy of each person served.
• Perform additional clinical and consultative duties as needed to meet individual and program needs, including flexibility in work schedules and assignments.

Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology, Counseling, Psychology, Rehabilitation Psychology or Counseling Psychology.

A minimum of 5 years of related experience

Ability to effectively communicate medical information, test results, diagnoses and/or proposed treatment in a manner easily understood is required. Knowledge of psychosocial counseling techniques,…