Psychologist (Part Time)

Jewish Child Care Association (JCCA); New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 54,000 - 59,000; Part time

Job summary

Jewish Child Care Association (JCCA) is seeking a part-time licensed psychologist to deliver high-quality clinical services to youth and families, including supervision for doctoral-level psychology trainees. This hybrid role combines on-site work at the Bronx office with remote capacity within JCCA's Behavioral Health and Wellness Division.

The psychologist will provide evidence-based therapy, comprehensive assessments, and leadership in program development within a trauma-informed, culturally

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in Clinical, Counseling, or School Psychology from an APA-accredited program.
• Licensed as a Psychologist in New York State.
• Minimum of 2 years of clinical therapy and psychological assessments.
• Experience supervising doctoral interns preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual, dyadic, and group therapy to youth in foster care and/or the community.
• Conduct psychological assessments and deliver feedback to interdisciplinary teams.
• Supervise APA doctoral interns and externs; ensure billing compliance.
• Lead training seminars for staff and psychology trainees.
• Attend meetings and participate in program evaluation and development.

Skills

Clinical experience

Psychological assessments

Written communication

Documentation / EHR

Tech proficiency

Education

APA-accredited doctoral degree in psychology

Job description

Job Summary:JCCA is seeking a part-time licensed psychologist to provide high-quality clinical services to youth and families, along with supervision for doctoral-level psychology trainees. This hybrid role involves evidence-based therapy, comprehensive psychological assessments, and opportunities for leadership and program development. The psychologist will work both on-site at our Bronx office and in a hybrid capacity. As part of JCCA's Behavioral Health and Wellness Division, the psychologist will contribute to culturally responsive, trauma-informed care within a social justice framework.

Responsibilities:

Clinical Interventions:

• Provide individual, dyadic, and group therapy to children and adolescents in foster care and/or the community.
• Offer conjoint/collateral therapy to support discharge planning, as needed.
• Develop and facilitate support groups for youth, families, and staff.
• Conduct psychological assessments, including administration, scoring, and interpretation of cognitive, achievement, projective, adaptive, and neuropsychological measures (as appropriate).
• Maintain timely clinical documentation for therapy and assessments for billing purposes.
• Deliver assessment feedback to interdisciplinary teams and clients.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support permanency planning.
• Provide crisis intervention and assist with psychiatric hospitalizations as needed.

Supervision and Leadership:

• Supervise APA doctoral interns and externs in clinical and assessment work.
• Review and approve supervisee clinical documentation for billing compliance.
• Participate in program evaluation and development of APA-accredited training programs.
• Attend and support recruitment efforts such as internship and externship fairs.
• Review applications and participate in the selection process for interns and externs.

Training:

• Lead training seminars for staff and psychology trainees.
• Develop and deliver clinical training to staff, parents, foster parents, and youth.

Administrative Responsibilities:

• Attend case conferences and other relevant administrative meetings.
• Participate in agency-wide psychology department meetings (quarterly).
• Attend weekly meetings with the Foster Home Services psychology team.
• Adhere to OMH and OCFS regulations, including A29i compliance.
• Report weekly to the Director of Psychology regarding clinical cases, supervision, and program updates.

Qualifications:

• Doctoral degree in Clinical, Counseling, or School Psychology from an APA-accredited program.
• Licensed as a Psychologist in New York State.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience providing therapy and psychological assessments.
• Salary is commensurate with years of licensure in New York State, with structured increases based on licensure duration.
• Strong organizational, communication, and writing skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively with diverse populations and across disciplines.
• Technological proficiency and comfort with electronic recordkeeping.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior experience supervising doctoral-level trainees.
• Fluency in Spanish or another language relevant to our client population is a plus.
• Cultural competence and commitment to equity and inclusion are essential.

Salary Range: $54,000 - $58,800

Standard Weekly Hours: 21 hours per week