Internship, Early‑Career Psychologist Position – Supervision Provided

Psychological Recovery Clinic; Toronto; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

The Psychological Recovery Clinic in North York, Ontario, invites applications for an Internship, Early‑Career Psychologist Position. This full-time, on-site role provides supervision as you conduct intake interviews, assist in diagnostic formulations, and deliver individual therapy under licensed supervision.

You will administer standardized assessments, develop targeted treatment plans, document meticulously, and engage in case consultations with rehabilitation and medical colleagues to

Qualifications

• Enrollment in a graduate program in clinical psychology, or recent graduation.
• Eligibility to pursue registration for supervised practice with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario.
• Strong foundational psychology knowledge and empirically supported therapies.
• Understanding of clinical psychology, disability management, injury recovery, and mental health rehabilitation.
• Proficiency in psychological interventions with rapport building and crisis management.
• Competence in administering, scoring, and interpreting standardized psychometric tests.
• Excellent written and verbal communication ensuring objective, precise records and reports.
• Knowledge of Ontario regulatory frameworks including the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule and Health Care Consent Act.
• Ability to collaborate within an interdisciplinary healthcare team while upholding ethical standards.
• Commitment to ongoing professional development and culturally inclusive practice.

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical intake interviews and assist in diagnostic formulations.
• Provide individual therapy under supervision of licensed psychologists.
• Administer and score standardized psychological assessments.
• Formulate targeted treatment plans and maintain clinical documentation.
• Engage in comprehensive case consultations with the team.
• Collaborate with rehabilitation professionals and medical experts on medicolegal assessments.
• Participate in supervision and training to meet registration requirements.

Skills

Clinical psychology knowledge

Therapy skills

Crisis management

Assessment proficiency

Written/verbal communication

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Regulatory knowledge (Ontario)

Professional development

Trauma-focused interest

Medico-legal understanding

Education

Master's or Doctoral in Clinical Psychology

Eligibility for supervised practice with Ontario College

Job description

Company Description

We are a dedicated team of licensed Psychologists and Psychological Associates who provide professional, personalized care throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Our practice specializes in clinical and rehabilitation psychology delivering comprehensive support for complex psychological recovery alongside highly objective medicolegal evaluations.

Role Description

"The Internship, Early‑Career Psychologist Position – Supervision Provided" is a full time position operating on site in North York, Ontario. The successful clinician will conduct clinical intake interviews, assist in diagnostic formulations, and provide individual therapy under the direct supervision of licensed psychologists. Daily responsibilities include clinical interviews, administering and scoring standardized psychological assessments, formulating targeted treatment plans, maintaining clinical documentation, and actively engaging in comprehensive case consultations. The clinician will collaborate closely with rehabilitation professionals and medical experts to support rigorous medicolegal assessments and develop empirically supported interventions. Comprehensive supervision and structured training are provided to fulfill all registration requirements mandated by the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario.

Qualifications

• Current enrollment in or recent graduation from an accredited graduate program in clinical psychology at the master or doctoral level.
• Explicit intent and clear eligibility to pursue registration for supervised practice with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario.
• Robust foundational knowledge of psychology demonstrating comprehensive expertise in empirically supported therapies and established clinical best practices.
• Sophisticated understanding of the intersection between clinical psychology, disability management, injury recovery, and mental health rehabilitation.
• Proficiency in psychological intervention evidencing strong capabilities in cultivating therapeutic rapport and executing effective crisis management strategies.
• Competence in psychological assessment encompassing the precise administration, scoring, and clinical interpretation of standardized psychometric testing instruments.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills ensuring clinical records, assessment reports, and treatment plans remain objective, highly precise, and legally defensible.
• Comprehensive understanding of applicable Ontario statutory frameworks governing practice including the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule and the Health Care Consent Act.
• Demonstrated ability to function collaboratively within an interdisciplinary healthcare team while upholding the strict ethical standards mandated by the regulatory college.
• Commitment to continuous professional development ensuring all therapeutic and assessment approaches remain culturally sensitive and thoroughly inclusive.
• Demonstrated clinical interest in trauma treatment, complex rehabilitation, medicolegal evaluations, and extended psychological recovery.