Clinical Psychologist – San Luis Obispo, CA Flexible 1099 Opportunity | Part-Time

mdsi medical servicesSan Luis Obispo (CA)

Clinical Psychologist – San Luis Obispo, CA Flexible 1099 Opportunity | Part-Time

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mdsi medical servicesSan Luis Obispo (CA)

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About the role

We’re looking for a licensed Clinical Psychologist in the San Luis Obispo area to conduct one-time mental status evaluations and psychological testing as part of disability examinations. This is a flexible 1099 opportunity that allows you to work with patients on an evaluation-by-evaluation basis, without building an ongoing caseload or providing long-term treatment.

What you’ll do: Conduct one-time mental status evaluations and/ or psychological testing Review relevant medical and psychological records Assess cognitive, behavioral, and psychological functioning Document objective clinical findings Complete a structured evaluation report following the examination Why this opportunity may be a great fit: One-time evaluations — no ongoing patient relationship Set your own schedule and availability Part-time 1099 work No therapy caseload No treatment planning or long-term patient management Structured evaluation process and administrative support An excellent way to supplement an existing practice or clinical workload

Requirements: Active California psychologist license License in good standing Experience conducting psychological assessments/evaluations Strong clinical documentation and communication skills

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