Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Aspire Neuropsychological Services, Inc.; Walnut Creek (CA); Híbrido; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) matching

PTO

Descripción de la vacante

Aspire Neuropsychological Services is seeking a licensed psychologist to lead its assessment training program. You will supervise doctoral trainees from shadowing to independent practice across ASD, ADHD, learning disorders, and neuropsychological evaluations, while maintaining your own active evaluation caseload.

The role combines hands-on assessment, teaching, and clinical leadership with a hybrid schedule.

Formación

• Active California Psychologist license
• Extensive experience in ASD/ADHD/learning disorders
• Formal neuropsychological assessment training
• Supervision of doctoral trainees or interns

Responsabilidades

• Supervise doctoral practicum students and interns
• Lead ASD/ADHD and other neuropsychological evaluations
• Teach the full assessment process: intake, tests, scoring, feedback
• Maintain high clinical standards and diagnostic accuracy

Conocimientos

CA license

Neuropsych testing

ADOS proficiency

Trainee supervision

Report writing

Teaching/education

Communication

High-volume practice

Educación

PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology

Herramientas

ADOS administration

Descripción del empleo

Licensed Clinical Psychologist | Assessment Supervisor

Lead Assessment Training at a Growing APPIC Member Practice

• Hybrid schedule: remote Monday and Tuesday for report writing and telehealth intakes, on site Wednesday through Friday for testing and in person supervision
• Supervise doctoral practicum students and predoctoral interns in a structured, year long training program
• Combine hands on assessment, teaching, and clinical leadership
• Comprehensive benefits: health, dental, vision, 401(k) matching, PTO, and more

About the Role

Aspire Neuropsychological Services is seeking a licensed psychologist to lead our assessment training program. You will supervise doctoral trainees as they progress from shadowing to independent practice across ASD, ADHD, learning disorder, and neuropsychological evaluations, while maintaining your own active evaluation caseload.

What Your Week Looks Like

• Monday and Tuesday, remote: Report writing and 2 telehealth intakes (1 hour each), scheduled on whichever of the two days works best for you
• Wednesday, on site: Neuropsychological evaluation
• Thursday, on site: 2 ASD evaluations, assessment didactics at 2:00 PM, and group supervision at 3:00 PM
• Friday, on site: 2 ASD evaluations
• Trainees contribute to report writing as part of their training, so remote days include reviewing and guiding their drafts
• Supervision of 5 doctoral practicum students in the 2026 to 2027 training year, and 2 to 3 practicum students plus 2 predoctoral interns in the following year
• Teaching trainees the full assessment process: intake, test administration, scoring, diagnostic formulation, integrated report writing, and feedback
• Supporting diagnostic decisions and maintaining high clinical standards across the team

A Role That Evolves Through the Year

Our training year follows a deliberate progression. Trainees begin by shadowing and co administering. They then lead ASD and ADHD evaluations and add achievement, learning disorder, and neuropsychological work. By early summer they are practicing at an internship level. Early in the year, more of your time goes to close supervision and teaching. As trainees become independent, your focus shifts toward conducting evaluations directly, and that evaluation caseload remains a core part of the role year round.

What You Bring

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology or a closely related field
• Active California Psychologist license, held for at least two years
• Formal training in neuropsychological assessment, such as a neuropsychology postdoctoral fellowship or equivalent
• Extensive experience evaluating ASD, ADHD, and learning disorders
• Proficiency in ADOS administration, scoring, and interpretation
• Experience supervising doctoral trainees; internship level supervision experience strongly preferred
• Strong diagnostic reasoning, report writing, teaching, and communication skills
• Comfort working efficiently in a high volume assessment setting

Preferred: Bilingual proficiency in Spanish and English

Why Aspire

Aspire is a woman owned, LGBTQ+ inclusive practice and an APPIC member training site. You will have a real voice in shaping how the next generation of psychologists learns assessment, within a collaborative team that values your expertise.

Aspire Neuropsychological Services is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse, inclusive, and supportive workplace.