Pediatric Psychologist - Outpatient Behavioral Health - Full Time

Posted 6 days ago

broadlawns medical centerBurlington (IA)

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About the role

Psychological Services Provider Provide psychological services including individual/group psychotherapy and psychological assessment. Will be working with a very diverse adult population (economic, cultural, array of disorders). Focus of assessment work will include intellectual functioning, personality, memory, and neurological screening. Performance standards include maintaining productivity at a level consistent with individual productivity standards, completing thorough documentation for client sessions, on case reviews, and for hospital issues within required standards, providing appropriate clinical expertise, and adhering to all BMC policies, procedures, and service standards. Minimum qualifications include a PhD or PsyD in clinical or counseling psychology from an APA-accredited graduate program, completion of an APA-approved pre-doctoral psychology internship, ability to work cooperatively with a multidisciplinary team, license or license eligible (must be able to obtain license within 30 days) to practice in the state of Iowa, current health service provider license (must be able to obtain license within 30 days), and ability to use electronic medical record. Work shift: 8a-4:30p (United States of America)
Benefits: (FT/PT): Retirement - IPERS, Education Assistance, Employee Health & Wellness, PTO, Free Parking, Health Insurance, Supplemental Insurance, 529 College Savings Plan, and more!

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