Pediatric Autism Diagnostics Psychologist (Family-Centered)

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUMAN SERVICES; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Rocky Mountain Human Services in Colorado is expanding its diagnostics program, adding a psychologist to an interdisciplinary team. The role concentrates on family-centered autism assessments and ADOS-2 training for evaluating young children, with opportunities for supervising trainees and collaborating with community partners.

The position requires a doctoral degree in psychology, Colorado licensure eligibility, and at least two years of experience with autism and developmental delays.

Qualifications

• Doctorate required in psychology from an APA-accredited program.
• Licensed or eligible for licensure with Colorado State Board of Psychologist Examiners.
• Minimum 2 years' experience working with children with autism or developmental delays.
• Experience with a range of autism assessment measures (e.g., ADOS-2/ADI-R).

Responsibilities

• Conduct strength-based psychological assessments for diagnostic purposes.
• Prepare clear, comprehensive reports with actionable recommendations.
• Attend and contribute to transdisciplinary teams of early childhood professionals.
• Provide training, consultations, and parent/community education as needed.
• May supervise graduate students or fellows and provide family therapy as appropriate.

Skills

Family engagement

ADOS-2 experience

DSM-5 knowledge

Autism assessments

Transdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Doctorate in Clinical, School, or Counseling Psychology

Tools

ADOS-2

ADI-R

Developmental assessments

Job description

Rocky Mountain Human Services in Colorado is expanding its diagnostics program, adding a psychologist to an interdisciplinary team. The role concentrates on family-centered autism assessments and ADOS-2 training for evaluating young children, with opportunities for supervising trainees and collaborating with community partners.

The position requires a doctoral degree in psychology, Colorado licensure eligibility, and at least two years of experience with autism and developmental delays.