Correctional Clinical Psychologist - Sex Offender Assessment

Posted 9 days ago

us bureau of prisonsfederal prison systemShirley (MA)

Correctional Officers and Jailers Correctional Institutions

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About the role

The US Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System seeks a doctoral-level psychologist to provide clinical services in a corrections setting. Responsibilities include administering, scoring and interpreting a range of psychological assessments; planning therapy approaches; and producing discharge reports with risk considerations to support inmate treatment and staff safety. The position requires a Ph. D. or equivalent in clinical or counseling psychology and a full, current license to practice

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