Youth Mental Health Psychologist & Program Lead (CBT)

ROYAL OTTAWA HEALTH CARE GROUP; Canada; Hybrid; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

HOOPP pension

Health and dental benefits

Life insurance & disability

EFAP

Job summary

ROYAL OTTAWA HEALTH CARE GROUP is seeking a psychologist to lead and deliver evidence-based assessment and treatment for Youth Mental Health disorders within an interdisciplinary team. You will provide CBT-based therapies, mentor staff, and contribute to program development and research aligned with the Royal's strategic goals.

English proficiency required; bilingualism is an asset. The role emphasizes leadership, teaching, and collaboration with community partners to improve youth mental health

Qualifications

• Doctorate in psychology from a CPA/APA accredited program.
• Registration with the College of Psychologists of Ontario or eligibility.
• Authorized in Clinical Psychology with adult clients.
• Evidence-based CBT for psychosis and related modalities.

Responsibilities

• Provide evidence-based psychological assessment and treatment to Youth with mental health disorders.
• Deliver goal-oriented therapies including CBT; work in an interdisciplinary team.
• Liaise with community agencies and service providers.
• Lead program development and evaluation for the Youth Mental Health program.
• Demonstrate leadership in clinical research and grant applications.
• Engage in academic activities, supervision, and professional consultation.

Education

Doctorate in Psychology (CPA/APA Accredited)

Registered or eligible with College of Psychologists of Ontario

Authorized area of practice in Clinical Psychology

Authorized client population in adults

Job description

ROYAL OTTAWA HEALTH CARE GROUP is seeking a psychologist to lead and deliver evidence-based assessment and treatment for Youth Mental Health disorders within an interdisciplinary team. You will provide CBT-based therapies, mentor staff, and contribute to program development and research aligned with the Royal's strategic goals.

English proficiency required; bilingualism is an asset. The role emphasizes leadership, teaching, and collaboration with community partners to improve youth mental health