Clinical Psychologist: Neuropsych Testing & Leadership

Posted 11 days ago

aacnIdaho Falls (ID)

Therapists, All Other Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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Senior

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About the role

Position Summary: Pearl Health Clinic is seeking aClinical Psychologist / Testing Psychologistto join our multidisciplinary team serving Southeast Idaho. This role blendspsychotherapy, advanced diagnostic assessment, and high-volume psychological testingwithin a fast-paced, high-acuity clinical environment. The position offers a balance of direct clinical care, complex diagnostic work, and opportunities for supervision and program development. What Makes This Role Unique Strong emphasis onpsychological and neuropsychological testing Opportunities forclinical supervision and leadership Work withcomplex, diverse, and high-acuity cases Supportive, team-based environment

Key Responsibilities: Clinical + Therapy

Conduct diagnostic intakes and provide individual, family, and group therapy Build strong therapeutic alliances and develop goal-oriented treatment plans Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and coordinate care Psychological & Neuropsychological Testing (Primary Focus) Performhigh-volume comprehensive evaluationsfor complex Medicaid and commercial populations Triage referrals, determine medical necessity, and design testing batteries Administer and interpret tools (WAIS‑V, WISC‑V, ADOS‑2, MCMI‑IV, PAI) Delivercomplex differential diagnoses(SMI, trauma, ASD, ADHD) using DSM‑5‑TR Produceclear, detailed, insurance‑compliant reports with fast turnaround Provide feedback to patients, families, and referral sources Leadership & Supervision Supervise students and trainees (Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium) Overseepsychometrist workflow (1 FT, 1 PT) Contribute to program development and quality improvement

Qualifications: PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology

Licensed or license-eligible in Idaho Strong testing, diagnostic, and report‑writing skills Ability to manage deadlines and high-volume caseloads Passion for underserved populations and team-based care

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