Clinical Psychologist Independent Contractor - OH - 200

Posted 9 days ago

r3 continuumCanfield (OH)

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Description: Are you looking for a unique way to generate a diverse income for your Psychology practice? R3 Continuum is searching for private practice psychologists or psychology agency members to expand our Evaluation and Independent Psychological Examination and (IPEs) network in Canfield. You would be providing in-office Psychological Evaluations in support of our clients in the State of Ohio. Advantages of being an Independent Consultant for R3c include: Flexible schedule, work on case-by-case basis Personalized support Simple completion of our Evaluations using our HITRUST HIPAA compliant portal Supplemental income To learn more about R3 and the work we do, please visit our website: R3C.com
Requirements: Independently licensed, in good standing in the State of Ohio. Minimum of a Doctorate level (PhD or PsyD), with a degree in Clinical Psychology or Forensic Psychology 2 years post license experience in performing any type of Psychological Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) OR at least 2 years post license experience, training/work in areas of forensic psychological assessment Must have access to a private practice location Willing to write reports using our on-line HITRUST HIPAA portal Willing to complete R3C's on-line Evaluation and IPE training.

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