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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible Schedule
High Per-Evaluation Pay
Streamlined administrative support
Job summary
Chrysalis Health, Inc. is urgently seeking Florida-licensed Psychologists (PhD/PsyD) to conduct court-ordered evaluations for youth referred by the Department of Juvenile Justice. This role suits psychologists who prefer assessment-focused work and value autonomy. Responsibilities include conducting evaluations, reviewing records, and providing recommendations. Competitive pay for evaluations, flexible schedule, and strong community impact are key aspects of this position, ideal for those looking to integrate into a meaningful role without ongoing therapy caseloads.
Qualifications
Active, unrestricted Florida Psychologist license (PhD or PsyD).
Experience with psychological evaluations, assessments, or forensic work preferred.
Ability to complete in-person evaluations.
Responsibilities
Conduct evidence-based psychological and forensic evaluations for DJJ-referred youth.
Review clinical records, collateral information, and prior assessments.
Provide diagnostic impressions, clinical interpretation, and recommendations.
Perform evaluations in person at DJJ facilities.
Skills
Experience with psychological evaluations
Strong clinical writing skills
Documentation skills
Education
Active, unrestricted Florida Psychologist license (PhD or PsyD)
Job description
Chrysalis Health, Inc. is urgently seeking Florida-licensed Psychologists (PhD/PsyD) to conduct court-ordered evaluations for youth referred by the Department of Juvenile Justice. This role suits psychologists who prefer assessment-focused work and value autonomy. Responsibilities include conducting evaluations, reviewing records, and providing recommendations. Competitive pay for evaluations, flexible schedule, and strong community impact are key aspects of this position, ideal for those looking to integrate into a meaningful role without ongoing therapy caseloads.