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Job Description
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POSITION SUMMARY
A growing private practice is seeking a full-time neuropsychologist to provide neuropsychological testing and evaluation services to the citizens of St. George, Utah, and surrounding communities.
The neuropsychologist is an independently licensed practitioner who carries his/her own outpatient caseload based on referrals from specialists, primarily neurologists, and primary care physicians from surrounding communities. The successful candidate will join a practice that already includes three exceptional psychometrists. The position is supported by experienced clerical and clinical staff to schedule patients, verify benefits, and assist with billing and coding concerns. There is no rotating on-call coverage - you are responsible for your patient's only.
QUALIFICATIONS
Interested candidates must have a Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from an accredited doctoral program, completed an APA approved internship, and have the equivalent of two years (full-time) postdoctoral experience in clinical neuropsychology. Post-doctoral residency in Clinical Neuropsychology preferred. In addition, qualified candidates are expected to be skilled in clinical psychology and neuropsychological testing and psychotherapeutic procedures; familiar with major brain disorders, mental disorders, and their treatment in order to contribute to diagnosis and management recommendations of such patients; and have excellent communication skills (verbal and written). Candidates must be licensed or license-eligible in Utah. You will have the opportunity to obtain medical staff privileges at the local medical center.
- Interviewing patients and studying medical and social case histories
- Performing thorough neuropsychological evaluations and conveying feedback to the clients and their families regarding test results and adjusting treatment to achieve maximum results
- Conferring with the treatment team on the impact of brain-behavioral relationships on the client's daily functioning and performing periodic formal assessments at various stages
- Educating treatment team members on brain-related behaviors and on the implications of neuropsychological deficit on daily functioning
- Providing treatment progress and status documentation in accordance with the Plan of Treatment
- Participating in the team process, providing input and effective treatment strategies, and attending case conferences and family educational meetings
- Designing community reintegration activities for clients and helping them to understand their needs and limitations and how to manage them
- Reporting progress and changes in condition to the clinical staff as well as to clients and their family members
- Collecting and documenting items necessary for the organization to complete a thorough and effective program evaluation and program improvement
- Attending, participating in, and/or conducting internal staff development programs, and obtaining continuing education in order to maintain and enhance clinical practice skills
- Other duties as assigned
Please email your resume and cover letter to tk4nsic@gmail.com. Qualified candidates will be contacted for interviews.
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