Licensed Psychologist — Flexible, Hybrid Practice

Portlandpsychotherapyclinic; Portland (OR); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

Medical, dental, vision plans

Retirement plan

Life and disability insurance

Malpractice insurance

Relocation assistance

Animal friendly workplace

Team social events

Job summary

Portland Psychotherapy Clinic, Research, & Training Center in Portland, Oregon seeks licensed psychologists to join our team. We offer private practice freedom with scheduling, billing, and marketing handled by us, plus a four‑day week option and hybrid work.

You’ll participate in a structured first-year training program amidst ACT and psychedelic-assisted therapy, while collaborating on research and serving a diverse, inclusive community.

Qualifications

• Current license as a psychologist in Oregon or license eligible.
• Training in ACT, RO DBT, DBT, behavior therapy, emotion-focused therapy, compassion-focused therapy, or newer forms of CBT.
• Interest in evidence-based practice.
• Committed to LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, anti-racist, and culturally informed therapy.
• Self-directed and organized.
• A minimum three-year commitment to the role.

Responsibilities

• Schedule your own clients, or have our admin team do it for you.
• Conduct therapy as you deem best, with minimal interference.
• Meet with the clinical team one hour a week.
• In your first year, join the weekly new-clinician didactic seminar (one hour per week plus a small-group meeting).
• Chart and bill in our EHR and keep documentation current.
• Consult with colleagues and outside providers as needed to support the best care for your clients.

Skills

ACT

Evidence-based practice

Self-directed

Organized

Job description

Portland Psychotherapy Clinic, Research, & Training Center in Portland, Oregon seeks licensed psychologists to join our team. We offer private practice freedom with scheduling, billing, and marketing handled by us, plus a four‑day week option and hybrid work.

You’ll participate in a structured first-year training program amidst ACT and psychedelic-assisted therapy, while collaborating on research and serving a diverse, inclusive community.