Child Psychologist -8944

Posted 8 days ago

healthcare resources group of gaValdosta (GA)

Therapists, All Other Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

Job-8944 Join an expanding behavioral Health practice seeking a Child Psychologist in SW Georgia (proximity to Valdosta and Tallahassee, FL). Established and stable full-service community health center supporting an underserved population. Flexible work schedule options (clinic and telehealth/remote). Provide individual, group, and family psychotherapy to patients, conducting intake assessments and necessary psychotherapy testing, diagnostic evaluations, and treatment plans. Support a wide range of mental health issues. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including Psychiatrists, to provide comprehensive mental health support and contribute to the development of treatment strategies.

Requirements: Ph. D, or Psy. D (from an accredited institution) Children/Adolescent Psychology Familiarity with CBT techniques GA state license, or eligible Compensation & Benefits: Guaranteed base salary (up to $150K) Sign-on bonus ($50K) Relocation Assistance Loan Forgiveness (national and state) eligible programs Health insurance, dental/vision, life insurance Short- and long-term disability Generous PTO 403(b) retirement plan and deferred annuity plan with employer match after one year CME and professional development (workshops, seminars). Malpractice with Tail Community: Located 90 mins from Tallahassee, FL. Beautiful area with low cost of housing (below national average). Great school system ranked as the best in the county. Outdoor activities, parks, entertainment, restaurants, museums, arts.

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