Clinical Psychologist - Transitional Living & IRA Programs

NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities; City of Schenectady (NY); In loco; USD 70.000 - 115.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Health insurance

Paid holidays

Retirement plan

Descrizione del lavoro

NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities seeks a psychologist to deliver clinical services to young adults in transitional housing and adults in residential community settings. The role includes assessment, treatment planning, and staff training across shifts.

The position emphasizes collaboration with families, day programs, and psychiatry to ensure compliant, ethical care and ongoing evaluation of behavioral interventions. A strong clinical background is essential.

Competenze

• Master's or doctoral-level education in psychology with relevant coursework.
• One year of supervised post-master's clinical psychology experience for Trainee 2.
• For Psychologist 1/2: two to three years post-master's experience or doctoral substitution.

Mansioni

• Provide psychology services to adults and young adults in transitional settings.
• Develop Functional Behavioral Assessments and treatment plans.
• Train staff on treatment plans and behavior support.
• Interacts with families to explain services and interventions.
• Document assessments and plans in the EHR; participate in teams and supervision.

Conoscenze

Clinical psychology

Team collaboration

Documentation

Formazione

Master's degree in psychology

Doctoral equivalency possible

Strumenti

Electronic Health Record (EHR)

Descrizione del lavoro

NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities seeks a psychologist to deliver clinical services to young adults in transitional housing and adults in residential community settings. The role includes assessment, treatment planning, and staff training across shifts.

The position emphasizes collaboration with families, day programs, and psychiatry to ensure compliant, ethical care and ongoing evaluation of behavioral interventions. A strong clinical background is essential.