Hybrid Clinical Testing Psychologist — Flexible Schedule

MePA; Gresham (OR); Hybrid; USD 159,000 - 182,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

High compensation potential

Full benefits package

Annual bonus

Modern offices

Administrative support

Digital technology

Work-life balance

Job summary

LifeStance Health in Gresham, OR is seeking licensed clinical psychologists to join our growing behavioral health team. The role focuses on adult, child and adolescent assessments, using evidence-based testing and reporting.

Candidates should have a PhD or PsyD, Oregon licensure, and be able to conduct testing, interpret data, write reports, provide feedback, and develop treatment plans. A commutable distance to local clinics is required; telemedicine plus in-person work offered.

Qualifications

• Fully licensed and credentialed in Oregon (PhD or PsyD).
• Experience with adults, children and adolescents across the lifespan.
• Experience with testing intakes, planning batteries, administering measures, interpreting data, report writing, feedback sessions, clarifying diagnoses, completing documentation, and developing treatment plans.
• Experience with autism evaluations for children and adolescents is a plus!
• Must reside within commutable distance of local clinic(s).

Responsibilities

• Conduct testing intakes and administer psychological measures.
• Plan batteries for assessments and interpret data.
• Prepare reports and provide feedback sessions to clients.
• Clarify diagnoses and complete clinical documentation.
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans.

Skills

Licensure in Oregon

Lifespan psychology experience

Psychological testing & batteries

Report writing & diagnoses

Autism evaluations experience (plus)

Education

PhD or PsyD in psychology

Job description

LifeStance Health in Gresham, OR is seeking licensed clinical psychologists to join our growing behavioral health team. The role focuses on adult, child and adolescent assessments, using evidence-based testing and reporting.

Candidates should have a PhD or PsyD, Oregon licensure, and be able to conduct testing, interpret data, write reports, provide feedback, and develop treatment plans. A commutable distance to local clinics is required; telemedicine plus in-person work offered.