Psychologist II (Health Psychology and Trauma Clinic)- Limited Appointment

DescriptionThe Department of Psychiatry is seeking to hire a part-time limited Psychologist II to join our Health Psychology and Trauma Clinic, a specialized program focused on addressing the psychological impact of medical illness, trauma, and complex psychiatry conditions. Working alongside an interdisciplinary team, ,you will provide high-quality inpatient and outpatient services for adults presenting with psychiatric and co-occurring medical disorders. Key responsibilities include:Conduct comprehensive clinical interviews, psychological assessments, and evidence-based psychotherapy with inpatient and outpatient populationsAdminister, score, and interpret psychological tests and provide feedback to patients and familiesDevelop clinical reports, treatment recommendations, and maintain timely clinical documentation and billing recordsProvide supervision, training, and mentorship to psychology interns and postdoctoral fellowsCollaborate closely with psychologists and multidisciplinary teams within the clinic to support patient care and treatment planningAdhere to professional, ethical, and regulatory standards while ensuring high-quality patient-centered carePlease note: this is a limited position that may convert to careerSalary range: $66.94/hr - $88.28/hrQualificationsPhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology from an APA-accredited program

Current California Psychologist License

Minimum 2 years of postdoc experienceExcellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skillsAbility to work effectively with individuals from diverse backgroundsStrong organizational skills and ability to maintain accurate clinical recordsProficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Outlook, and Excel

Preferred:Formal postdoctoral training in Health PsychologyExperience providing psychological services to adult populationsExperience training and supervising predoctoral and/or postdoctoral psychology traineesExperience working with patients with psychiatric conditions and co-occurring medical illnesses

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