Shape the Future of Neuroscience Care: Adult Neuropsychologist Opportunity in Columbus,...

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Mount Carmel Health, one of the largest hospital systems located in central Ohio, is seeking a Clinical Neuropsychologist. This is an excellent opportunity to join an established neuropsychology practice strongly supported by the Neuroscience Service Line. This position is based at the Mount Carmel St. Anns City campus in Westerville, which is located 14 miles from downtown Columbus. This practice is embedded within the neurology clinic and works closely with neuroscience colleagues in the growth and development of related neuroscience programs. This position will primarily involve provision of outpatient neuropsychology evaluation services with opportunity for involvement in other clinical services based on interest. Opportunities for practicum student and/or medical resident training are available if these are of interest. Referrals are directly from neurology and encompass a clinically diverse range of adult and geriatric patients (e.g., neurodegenerative diseases, stroke, TBI, MS, epilepsy, NPH, tumor, medically complex).
Minimum qualifications: 1) doctoral degree in clinical psychology from an APA-accredited program; 2) completion of a formal 2-year neuropsychology fellowship/residency; 3) attainment of or eligibility for board certification in clinical neuropsychology through the American Board of Professional Psychology or American Board of Professional Neuropsychology; 4) attainment of an Ohio psychology license by time of start. Excellent compensation, benefits, PSLF eligible, CME stipend, and relocation assistance. This position is eligible for a sign-on bonus. Not a H1B or J-1 opportunity.

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