Locum Psychologist (Child and Adult) - Rehabilitation Coverage - Elkins Park & Philadelphia, PA

Posted 3 days ago

psychologyCoatesville (PA)

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Locum Psychologist – Child & Adult (Rehabilitation) We are seeking a licensed Rehabilitation Psychologist to provide coverage across two locations (split schedule: 3 days at one site and 2 days at another). This role involves supporting patients and families in a Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program. Weekday shifts only – 8:00 AM–4:30 PM or 9:00 AM–5:30 PM. Provide psychological services to patients and families in inpatient rehabilitation.
Responsibilities include: educating families and team members on patient psychological status, recommending intervention strategies for psychological deficits, participating in discharge and destination planning. Population served: Adolescents, Young Adults, Older Adults, Frail Elderly. Travel required between two nearby campuses. Doctoral degree (Ph.D., Psy. D., Ed.D., or equivalent) in Clinical Psychology – Required. Concentration in Rehabilitation Psychology preferred. Minimum 3 years clinical experience – Required. Experience with behavioral techniques – Essential. Family therapy experience – Preferred. Pennsylvania Psychology License – Required. CPR Certification – Required.
Start Date: ASAP (Credentialing timeframe: 60–120 days). Weekdays only, no call coverage required. Split schedule: 3 days at one site, 2 days at another nearby site. Competitive hourly locum rates. Malpractice coverage provided. Local candidates preferred due to inter-campus travel. Elkins Park and Philadelphia areas offer access to diverse communities, cultural experiences, and a strong healthcare network.

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