Clinical Psychologist, Developmental Medicine Faculty (LEND)

The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc.; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 106,957 - 144,153; Full time

Job summary

The University of Washington invites applications for a Clinical Assistant Professor in Developmental Medicine, focusing on neurodevelopmental evaluations and teaching within the LEND program. The role includes mentorship of trainees and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across clinical clinics.

Ideal candidates will have a doctoral degree in clinical or school psychology, relevant internships, and licensure eligibility in Washington; experience with Bayley‑4 and ADOS‑2 is highly

Qualifications

• Must have a doctoral degree in clinical or school psychology and an APA‑accredited internship, eligible for Washington medical licensure.
• Extensive clinical experience in developmental disabilities, including autism.
• Proficiency with Bayley‑4, cognitive assessments, and ADOS‑2.
• Experience working with toddlers through young adults.

Responsibilities

• Join UW Psychology faculty in LEND program; co-lead seminars/workshops and mentor trainees.
• Conduct neurodevelopmental diagnostic evaluations for ASD/I/DD in multidisciplinary clinics.
• Perform developmental assessments using Bayley‑4, WPPSI‑IV, DAS‑II as appropriate.
• Supervise psychology trainees during neurodevelopmental evaluations; support ADS as assigned.
• Contribute to teaching, research, and service commitments.

Skills

Clinical psychology

Child development

Neurodevelopmental evaluation

Education

Doctoral degree in clinical or school psychology

Tools

Bayley-4

ADOS-2

WPPSI-IV

DAS-II

Job description

The University of Washington invites applications for a Clinical Assistant Professor in Developmental Medicine, focusing on neurodevelopmental evaluations and teaching within the LEND program. The role includes mentorship of trainees and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across clinical clinics.

Ideal candidates will have a doctoral degree in clinical or school psychology, relevant internships, and licensure eligibility in Washington; experience with Bayley‑4 and ADOS‑2 is highly