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Licensed Clinical Psychologist – Digital Health

Posted 4 days ago

rula healthWhittier (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75000 - 105000 per year

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About the role

At Rula Technologies, a pioneer in digital healthcare solutions, we are seeking a Licensed Clinical Psychologist to join our dynamic team. Our mission is to merge cutting-edge technology with healthcare delivery to enhance patient outcomes and experiences. This role focuses on integrating psychological expertise into our innovative platforms to better cater to mental health needs. You will work closely with technologists and healthcare professionals to craft experiences that resonate with and effectively support our diverse user base. Conduct psychological assessments and provide therapeutic interventions. Collaborate with software developers to integrate clinical insights into user experience enhancements. Develop mental health protocols and guidelines for digital platforms. Engage in continuous research to stay abreast of psychological trends and their implications on digital implementations. Provide training and support to staff on mental health practices. Proficiency in various psychological assessment tools and therapies. Strong collaboration skills, especially in a cross-disciplinary team. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to translate clinical findings into actionable tech-driven solutions. Active state license as a Clinical Psychologist. Board certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology preferred.

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