CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST (PEDIATRIC/ADULT)

Lifespan Psychological & Neuropsychological Services provides assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation services that are client-centred, evidence-based, and outcome-oriented in our full-service practice and three multidisciplinary specialty clinics located in Burlington. 

Our growing practice requires a Clinical Neuropsychologist who can work with pediatrics and/or adults.

The Neuropsychologist will be responsible for:

• Clinical interviewing
• Selection and interpretation of psychometric measures
• Provision of diagnosis and feedback
• Completion of written neuropsychological reports to be used for auto insurance, medical-legal purposes, self-pay, and catastrophic impairment evaluations
• Provision of treatment recommendations and/or rehabilitation
• Cognitive remediation/treatment for clients who have sustained neurological injuries (e.g., TBI)
• Documentation (i.e., clinical record)
• Participation in quality management and practice evaluation activities

Lifespan offers:

• Extended health benefits
• Fully staffed administrative time, including full-time reception, intake coordinators, and billing/accounting, as well as psychometrists and file reviewers
• Ongoing professional development opportunities, including various staff educational sessions and journal clubs
• Opportunity for multidisciplinary work and consultation with community rehabilitation and health care providers
• Opportunity to work in a large yet highly collegial and collaborative private practice setting with numerous clinicians of various backgrounds and expertise, allowing for informative consultation whenever needed
• Access to the newest technologies, including electronic test protocols, online scheduling, and electronic charting programs that reduce administrative demands
• Competitive hourly wages for both assessment and treatment services
• Opportunity to assess and treat clients from varied populations and referral sources, including but not limited to WSIB, MVA insurance, extended health benefits, Best Doctors (a telehealth-based mental health services), telepsychological services for rural clients, and self-pay patients with various diagnoses and presenting problems.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Ph.D. or M.A. in Psychology from an accredited university with subspeciality in Neuropsychology
• Current certificate of registration with the College of Psychologists of Ontario, or under/eligible for supervised practice for Clinical Neuropsychology
• Experience in psychological assessment and treatment in accordance with current evidence-based best practices
• Demonstrated adherence to professional practice standards
• Commitment to continuing education
• Excellent organization and time management skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work both independently and as a team player

If you would like further information and/or want to submit your curriculum vitae by email, please contact Ms. Terri MacAleese at [email protected].

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST (PEDIATRIC/ADULT)

Lifespan Psychological & Neuropsychological Services provides assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation services that are client-centred, evidence-based, and outcome-oriented in our full-service practice and three multidisciplinary specialty clinics located in Burlington. 

Our growing practice requires a Clinical Psychologist who practices with pediatrics and/or adults.

The Psychologist will be responsible for:

• Clinical interviewing
• Interpretation of psychometric measures
• Provision of diagnosis and feedback
• Provision of treatment recommendations and/or rehabilitation
• Provision of treatment using a range of modalities (i.e., interpersonal, CBT, DBT, ACT, etc.)
• Documentation (i.e., clinical record)
• Monitoring treatment efficacy and the provision of timely updates
• Monitoring treatment efficacy and the provision of timely updates
• Maintenance of accurate caseload statistics
• Participation in quality management and practice evaluation activities.

Lifespan offers:

• Extended health benefits
• Fully staffed administrative time, including full-time reception, intake coordinators, and billing/accounting, as well as psychometrists and file reviewers
• Ongoing professional development opportunities, including various staff educational sessions and journal clubs
• Opportunity for multidisciplinary work and consultation with community rehabilitation and health care providers
• Opportunity to work in a large yet highly collegial and collaborative private practice setting with numerous clinicians of various backgrounds and expertise, allowing for informative consultation whenever needed
• Access to the newest technologies, including electronic test protocols, online scheduling, and electronic charting programs that reduce administrative demands
• Competitive hourly wages for both assessment and treatment services
• Opportunity to assess and treat clients from varied populations and referral sources, including but not limited to WSIB, MVA insurance, extended health benefits, Best Doctors (a telehealth-based mental health services), telepsychological services for rural clients, and self-pay patients with various diagnoses and presenting problems.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Ph.D. or M.A. in Psychology from an accredited university
• Current certificate of registration with the College of Psychologists of Ontario, or under/eligible for supervised practice in Clinical Psychology
• Experience in psychological assessment and treatment in accordance with current evidence-based best practices
• Demonstrated adherence to professional practice standards
• Commitment to continuing education
• Excellent organization and time management skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work both independently and as a team player

If you would like further information and/or want to submit your curriculum vitae by email, please contact Ms. Terri MacAleese at [email protected].