Chronic Pain Clinical Psychologist

Apply clinical psychology expertise to chronic pain care as a temporary part-time Psychologist with TAPMI at Women's College Hospital in Toronto.

This replacement contract lasts up to 12 months at 0.5 FTE. The Psychologist provides assessment and treatment for patients living with chronic pain, including complex presentations, trauma histories, and emotional distress. Care includes CBT, ACT, psychodiagnostic assessment, and interdisciplinary planning.

• Provide individualized psychodiagnostic assessments for chronic pain patients
• Develop formulations supporting treatment and interdisciplinary care
• Deliver individualized therapy, including CBT and ACT
• Maintain accurate clinical records and document patient progress
• Identify psychological barriers and support complex care needs

• Ph.D. in Psychology
• Registration in good standing with the College of Psychologists of Ontario
• Minimum five years' practice as a psychologist
• Knowledge of psychometric assessment, interpretation, and diagnosis
• Advanced psychological intervention and treatment training

Bring chronic pain assessment, trauma-informed treatment, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills to TAPMI's clinical psychology services.