Clinical Neuropsychologist
istssFlorida (NY)
About the role
Join a Well-Established Private Practice Focused on Exceptional Patient Care
Volusia Neuropsychology & Behavioral Health is seeking a licensed (or license-eligible) Clinical Neuropsychologist to join our established outpatient practice in beautiful New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
This is an excellent opportunity for a neuropsychologist who wants to focus on providing outstanding patient care while enjoying the Florida lifestyle. We have an established referral network and a strong reputation throughout Central Florida.
What We Provide: Established referral base with consistent patient volume
Dedicated psychometrist for test administration
Experienced front office and administrative staff
Fully furnished office space
Complete library of testing materials and scoring resources
Scheduling, insurance verification, billing, and collections
Collaborative, supportive work environment
Flexible full-time or part-time schedule
Excellent work-life balance with no hospital call or weekend requirements
Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for adults and older adults
Interpret cognitive, emotional, and behavioral assessment data
Prepare timely, high-quality reports
Provide feedback to patients and families
Collaborate with referring physicians and other healthcare professionals
Maintain accurate documentation and ethical clinical practice
Qualifications: Ph.D. or Psy. D. in Clinical Psychology
APA-accredited internship
Postdoctoral training in Clinical Neuropsychology
Licensed or license-eligible psychologist in Florida
Strong diagnostic, report-writing, and communication skills
Board certification or board eligibility is welcomed but not required
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