Licensed Psychological Assessment Clinician

North Andover Behavioral Health; Massachusetts; Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 75,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid In-Person & Remote

Flexible Schedule

Opportunity for Growth

Job summary

North Andover Behavioral Health seeks a Massachusetts Licensed Psychologist to join the Psychological Assessment & Diagnostics Department in a hybrid clinical and program-development role. The clinician will manage assessment work and contribute to program development, standards, workflows, and training.

The role combines comprehensive evaluations with leadership duties, shaping the department as NABH expands its services and quality initiatives, including collaboration with leadership and other

Qualifications

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or a related psychology discipline
• Strong diagnostic formulation and report-writing skills
• Interest in clinical leadership and program development

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive psychological and diagnostic evaluations
• Evaluate ADHD, autism, mood and anxiety disorders, cognitive and learning concerns
• Select and interpret appropriate psychological measures
• Integrate clinical interviews, testing, collateral information, and records
• Complete comprehensive psychological reports and diagnostic formulations
• Collaborate with psychiatric providers, therapists, schools, and other professionals when clinically appropriate
• Help develop and refine assessment protocols and clinical pathways
• Establish evidence-based assessment batteries and clinical standards
• Contribute to intake, testing, scoring, report-writing, and feedback workflows
• Develop clinical documentation standards, templates, and departmental resources
• Participate in quality assurance and continuous quality improvement
• Support training, supervision of assessment clinicians and trainees
• Help develop new specialty assessment services as the department grows
• Collaborate with NABH leadership on long-term development of the department

Skills

Psychological assessment

Leadership

Report-writing

Education

PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology

Job description

Licensed Psychologist – Psychological Assessment Clinician & Department Leadership

North Andover Behavioral Health
North Andover, Massachusetts
Position: Licensed Psychologist – Psychological Assessment Clinician & Department Leadership
Schedule: Flexible | Part-Time with Opportunity for Growth
Setting: Hybrid In-Person & Remote

About North Andover Behavioral Health

North Andover Behavioral Health (NABH) is a growing outpatient behavioral health practice providing psychological assessment, medication management, and psychotherapy services to children, adolescents, and adults.

As NABH continues to expand its psychological assessment services, we are seeking a Massachusetts Licensed Psychologist who is interested in combining clinical assessment work with a meaningful leadership role in the continued development of our Psychological Assessment & Diagnostics Department.

This position is designed for a psychologist who enjoys psychological assessment but also wants the opportunity to help shape how an assessment program operates, grows, trains clinicians, and delivers high-quality care.

Licensed Psychologist – Psychological Assessment & Program Development

North Andover Behavioral Health | North Andover, MA
Part-Time | Flexible Schedule | Hybrid

North Andover Behavioral Health (NABH) is a growing outpatient behavioral health practice providing psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and psychiatric medication management to children, adolescents, and adults.

We are seeking a Massachusetts Licensed Psychologist to join our Psychological Assessment & Diagnostics Department in a unique hybrid clinical and program-development role.

This position is ideal for a psychologist who enjoys comprehensive psychological assessment and is also interested in helping develop and shape an expanding assessment program. In addition to maintaining an assessment caseload, the psychologist will collaborate with NABH leadership on clinical programming, assessment standards, workflows, clinician training, quality improvement, and future service development.

What You'll Do

Psychological Assessment

• Conduct comprehensive psychological and diagnostic evaluations
• Evaluate concerns including ADHD, autism, mood and anxiety disorders, cognitive and learning concerns, and complex diagnostic presentations
• Select and interpret appropriate psychological measures
• Integrate clinical interviews, testing, collateral information, and records
• Complete comprehensive psychological reports and diagnostic formulations
• Conduct patient and family feedback sessions
• Collaborate with psychiatric providers, therapists, schools, and other professionals when clinically appropriate

Program Development & Leadership

• Help develop and refine assessment protocols and clinical pathways
• Establish evidence-based assessment batteries and clinical standards
• Contribute to intake, testing, scoring, report-writing, and feedback workflows
• Develop clinical documentation standards, templates, and departmental resources
• Participate in quality assurance and continuous quality improvement
• Support training, competency development, and supervision of assessment clinicians and trainees
• Help develop new specialty assessment services as the department grows
• Collaborate with NABH leadership on the long‑term development of the Psychological Assessment & Diagnostics Department

What We're Looking For

Required

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or a related psychology discipline
• Current Massachusetts Psychologist license in good standing
• Training and experience in psychological assessment
• Strong diagnostic formulation and report-writing skills
• Interest in clinical leadership and program development

Preferred

• Experience evaluating children, adolescents, and adults
• Experience with ADHD, autism, mood/anxiety, cognitive, and/or learning evaluations
• Experience supervising psychology trainees or assessment clinicians
• Experience developing clinical programs, protocols, or workflows

Why NABH?

This is not simply a testing position.

The psychologist joining NABH will have the opportunity to help build the program in which they practice. As our assessment services expand, this individual will have a meaningful voice in shaping clinical standards, training, workflows, quality initiatives, and future specialty services.

For a psychologist interested in both clinical assessment and organizational leadership, this position offers the opportunity to influence the development of a growing behavioral health organization while continuing meaningful direct clinical work.

Flexible work from home options available.