Psychological Assessment Specialist

Seeking a passionate, empathic, self-reflective, and growth-oriented licensed psychologist and/or post-doctoral fellow for a hybrid position on our growing psychological assessment team! Established in 1991 by Dr. Andrea Davis, Greenhouse Therapy Center, in Pasadena, CA, is a multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals and body-based clinicians committed to partnering with children, adults, parents, couples, and families to support them with the struggles they face while honoring their individual differences and needs.

We rely on team-based care and cutting edge advancements in developmental psychology, attachment theory, and interpersonal neurobiology to cultivate healing and growth in our clients so that they can find more peace, joy, meaning, creativity, and connection in their lives.

As a “Greenhouse for growing people,” we are committed to growing as clinicians in order to help grow our clients’ relational capacities. With this in mind, we strongly favor assessment, treatment, and training approaches that prioritize developmental, individually-tailored, relationship-based methods of support.

Is a Licensed Psychologist or Registered Psychological Associate holding a doctoral degree in clinical or counseling psychology (Ph.D. or Psy.

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Has outstanding interpersonal skills of attunement, self-awareness, self-regulation

Demonstrates outstanding initiative and self-direction

Possesses outstanding administrative skills

Is computer literate in Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Sheets, Google Calendar) and psychological assessment instrument software

Have extensive training and experience conducting psychodiagnostic assessments with children, adolescents, and adults

Possess training and experience administering, scoring, and interpreting common measures for intelligence (e.g., WISC, WAIS), academic skills (WJ-IV), attention/executive function (BRIEF, TOVA/CPT), developmental functioning (ADOS, ADI-R), and emotional/personality functioning (MMPI/Millon, Roberts, TAT)

Have prior experience working with children/adolescents with neurodevelopmental differences

Have prior experience working with clients suffering from trauma-related stress

Contacting, scheduling, conducting, and reporting on psychodiagnostic and psycho educational assessments of children, adolescents, adults.

Maintaining up-to-date training on assessment instruments administered and current best practices for psychological assessment.

Abiding by California law and psychologists’ ethics including maintaining confidentiality, test security, records privacy, communication with clients, communication with employer about any personal limitations or difficulties, threat assessment and child abuse reporting in cooperation with employer.

Care and management of testing materials, including letting the Office Manager know when testing forms are low in supply or needing to be ordered.

Opportunities and desire for supervising pre-licensed clinicians

Diverse specializations integrated by the DIR® model, contemporary attachment theory, & interpersonal neurobiological approach

Intensive team collaboration opportunities

Commitment to excellence, innovation, and social justice in access to care, including clients who require in-network providers

Sensory gym available for clients with sensory processing challenges

Beautiful, gracious office space

We offer a flexible work schedule according to your personal needs, with a hybrid in-person/telehealth model. We are seeking a minimum of 15 hours per week, some of which would need to be in-person for the administration of some assessments.

Post-doctoral Fellow: $37.50-$47.50/clinical hour (inclusive of related administrative duties), depending on experience level

Licensed Psychologist: $63.75-$80/clinical hour (inclusive of related administrative duties), depending on experience, plus opportunities to supervise for additional pay

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