Licensed Psychologist — Outpatient Care & Growth

UPMC; Harrisburg (Dauphin County); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Flexible scheduling

Professional development

Job summary

UPMC Western Psychological Associates in Harrisburg, PA seeks a Licensed Psychologist to provide evidence-based, individualized care in an outpatient setting. The role supports adults and children with a focus on neurodevelopmental and mental health concerns across a collaborative care team.

The position offers full-time hours with daytime shifts, professional development opportunities, and a sign-on bonus options. Flex scheduling and a supportive academic health culture are highlighted.

Qualifications

• Must have PA license to practice in Pennsylvania or be eligible.
• Experience with adults, children and adolescents in outpatient settings.
• Strong clinical judgment and independence with team collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intake interviews and psychological assessments using validated instruments.
• Deliver treatment for neurodevelopmental, behavioral, and mental health concerns.
• Provide crisis (CISM) sessions and coordinate with care teams.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams for treatment planning across care levels.
• Maintain accurate documentation meeting insurance and payer requirements.

Skills

Psychological assessment

Crisis intervention

Team collaboration

Evidence-based practice

Clinical supervision

Education

Master's or Doctorate in Psychology

Licensed psychologist in PA

Tools

Psychometric testing

Job description

UPMC Western Psychological Associates in Harrisburg, PA seeks a Licensed Psychologist to provide evidence-based, individualized care in an outpatient setting. The role supports adults and children with a focus on neurodevelopmental and mental health concerns across a collaborative care team.

The position offers full-time hours with daytime shifts, professional development opportunities, and a sign-on bonus options. Flex scheduling and a supportive academic health culture are highlighted.