Neuropsychologist - Relo to Omaha
goodwinrecruitingOmaha (NE)
About the role
Neuropsychologist – Omaha, NEJoin a respected rehabilitation organization dedicated to innovative, real-world programs for adults with brain and spinal cord injuries. This opportunity offers a collaborative environment where your expertise directly impacts client success and team growth. Neuropsychologist Benefits & Compensation Competitive health, dental, and vision insurance plans Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and dependent care options Paid vacation, sick, and holiday leave 401(k) plan with generous employer contributions Access to a free on-site wellness center Merit-based pay increases Casual dress code (no scrubs or uniforms) Tuition reimbursement program Complimentary meals during shifts
Neuropsychologist Requirements & Qualifications:
Doctoral degree (Ph. D. or Psy. D.) from an APA-accredited program Current and unencumbered psychology license in Nebraska or eligibility to obtain within six months of hire
Neuropsychologist Day-to-Day
Responsibilities:
Provide clinical expertise and consultation for individuals with acquired brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury, and other neurological conditions Conduct and supervise neuropsychological evaluations for inpatient clients and perform occasional outpatient evaluations Deliver supportive education and therapy services as part of a multidisciplinary psychology team Adhere to legal, professional, and ethical standards regarding privacy and confidentiality Collaborate effectively across teams, demonstrating strong communication and interpersonal skills Provide training and supervision to pre-doctoral interns through involvement with a professional psychology consortium This role is ideal for a psychologist who values authentic relationships, teamwork, and making a tangible difference in clients’ rehabilitation journeys.
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