Mission-Driven Clinical Psychologist for Native Communities

Indian Health Service; Wagner (SD); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Professional growth

Mission-driven career

Job summary

Indian Health Service is seeking a Clinical Psychologist to provide compassionate, culturally grounded care to American Indian and Alaska Native communities. This role emphasizes social and emotional well‑being, comprehensive evaluations, diagnosis, and psychotherapy within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. A Ph.D.

in Clinical Psychology and a current psychology license are required. The work includes crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and consultative support to primary care,

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology required.
• License as a psychologist in a U.S. state is required.
• Specialized experience at GS-11/GS-12/GS-13 levels is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive psychological evaluations and treatment to individuals, couples, groups, and families.
• Administer, score, and interpret psychological tests; differentiate organic vs functional causes.
• Provide diagnosis and psychotherapy using a broad range of techniques.
• Maintain clinical psychology standards of care in reports and treatment.
• Produce thorough written documentation of evaluations and treatment plans.
• Offer consultative services to other providers and team members.

Skills

Clinical psychology

Psychological testing

Crisis intervention

Written documentation

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology

Job description

Indian Health Service is seeking a Clinical Psychologist to provide compassionate, culturally grounded care to American Indian and Alaska Native communities. This role emphasizes social and emotional well‑being, comprehensive evaluations, diagnosis, and psychotherapy within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. A Ph.D.

in Clinical Psychology and a current psychology license are required. The work includes crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and consultative support to primary care,