Clinical - Forensic Psychologist (Spanish-English)
zapata clinical forensic consultingAlexandria (VA)
Clinical - Forensic Psychologist (Spanish-English)
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zapata clinical forensic consultingAlexandria (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking a bilingual (Spanish-English) psychologist licensed in Maryland for ongoing 1099 contract work conducting criminal forensic evaluations throughout the state of Maryland.
This is an opportunity for an experienced forensic clinician seeking high-quality referral work, flexible scheduling, and premium compensation.
Compensation:
Will discuss the rate privately. Split is 70/30 with 70 to Contractor. Coverage Area: Ability to accept cases throughout all of Maryland (remote and/or in-person depending on case requirements).
Required Qualifications:
Active, unrestricted Maryland psychologist license or Psypact (with driving access to MD).
Demonstrated criminal forensic evaluation experience (required)
Ability and willingness to conduct evaluations across Maryland, including travel for in-person matters when necessary. Must be within driving distance of entire Maryland region. Travel is paid at the hourly rate.
Strong forensic interviewing, record review, psychological assessment, and report-writing skills
Ability to independently manage cases from referral through final report
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with competence to stand trial, criminal responsibility, sentencing/mitigation, violence/sex offender risk assessment, malingering assessment, and other criminal forensic matters
This is intended to be an ongoing referral relationship for the right clinician.
To express interest, please submit your CV and a brief summary of your forensic experience, testimony background, and Spanish-language proficiency.
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