Clinical Rehabilitation Psychologist
select medicalLake St Louis (MO)
Clinical Rehabilitation Psychologist
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select medicalLake St Louis (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100k
About the role
Clinical Rehabilitation PsychologistSSM Health Rehabilitation Hospital, a joint venture with Select Medical, is seeking a Clinical Rehabilitation Psychologist. Position is located in Lake St. Louis, MO, and is full-time with compensation of $100k+ based on experience. The Clinical Rehabilitation Psychologists of SSM Health Rehabilitation Hospital provide care for inpatients, day hospital patients, and outpatients after stroke, traumatic brain injury, neurosurgery, and many other conditions affecting cognition, mood, and behavior, as well as independent functioning. Our primary goals are to help patients and families understand and adjust to their injury or illness, and to help the teams in their efforts to make the greatest progress possible with our patients in their rehabilitation therapies.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities include:
- Neurobehavioral assessment
- Consultation to families, medical rehabilitation teams, and physicians
- Psychological intervention (individual and group)
- Participation in education and support programs
Qualifications
Qualifications include:
- Doctoral degree (PhD, PsyD, EdD) in Clinical or Counseling Psychology from an APA-Accredited program required.
- APA-Approved Clinical Psychology internship, preferably in a medical / health science setting
- Formal postdoctoral training and experience in Rehabilitation Psychology
- Experience working with an interdisciplinary team in a medical setting
- Missouri license as a Psychologist
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