Registered Psychologist

University-of-Albert; Edmonton; Hybrid; CAD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Job summary

University of Alberta invites applications for a Registered Psychologist to provide focused psychological care to learners at FoPPS. The role centers on individual counseling, supporting students navigating academic and personal demands within healthcare education.

You will work with Pharmacy and graduate learners, maintaining professional autonomy while collaborating with colleagues in advocacy and wellbeing. Hybrid work is offered at North Campus Edmonton.

Qualifications

• Registered Psychologist in good standing with relevant regulatory body.
• Experience providing psychology services in higher education or healthcare education settings.
• Ability to work autonomously with a defined client population.

Responsibilities

• Provide focused one-to-one counselling and psychological support to learners.
• Build therapeutic relationships with undergraduate and graduate students.
• Collaborate with the Office of Advocacy and Wellbeing and other mental health professionals.

Skills

Registered Psychologist

Counselling

Clinical autonomy

Education

Clinical psychology degree

Job description

This position has an initial appointment of2 years.

Location - This role is hybrid with a mix of remote and in-person work at North Campus Edmonton.

Build a focused psychological practice supporting future healthcare professionals

The Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (FoPPS) is seeking an experiencedRegistered Psychologist to provide dedicated psychological care to undergraduate and graduate learners navigating the academic, professional and personal demands of healthcare education.

This role is primarily focused on one-to-one counselling and psychological support, giving you the opportunity to build meaningful therapeutic relationships with learners experiencing a range of mental health, academic and personal concerns.

As the primary provider of psychological services within FoPPS, you will have significant professional autonomy in your clinical work while also being connected to psychologists and social workers in the University's Office of Advocacy and Wellbeing. The position offers a focused practice environment where you can become deeply familiar with the needs and pressures experienced by Pharmacy learners.

Your work will primarily support Pharmacy students and graduate learners, with some additional support to medical learners through an established partnership with the Office of Advocacy and Wellbeing.

This role may be particularly appealing to an experienced clinician who valuesdirect therapeutic work, professional independence, a defined client population and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students preparing for healthcare careers.