Psychologist

Acadia Psychology & Learning Services, LLC; Westerville (OH); Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Hybrid model

Competitive compensation

Job summary

A mental health care practice in Ohio is seeking a part-time Licensed Independent School Psychologist to conduct psychological evaluations, particularly for ADHD and Autism in young children. This role offers flexibility, a hybrid work model, and competitive compensation. Ideal candidates will have a solid foundation in evidence-based assessments and therapy, along with strong organizational and communication skills. This position may evolve into a full-time role as services expand and is suited for professionals committed to compassionate, family-centered care.

Qualifications

• Formal training in ADOS-2 administration preferred.
• Experience providing assessment and therapeutic services in educational or clinical settings.
• Commitment to a compassionate, family-centered approach.
• Strong organizational and communication skills for collaboration with families and schools.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments of ADHD, Autism, and learning disorders.
• Provide both evaluations and therapy services for children and teens.
• Support families in navigating school-based and community-based services.
• Collaborate with families and school/clinical teams to coordinate supports.

Skills

Evidence-based psychological assessment

Therapeutic interventions

Strong written communication

Timeliness

Clear verbal communication

Child and adult assessments

Developmental/educational evaluations

Education

State licensure as a clinical psychologist or independently licensed school psychologist

Tools

ADOS-2 training

Job description

Owner, Licensed Independent School Psychologist at Acadia Psychology & Learning Services, LLC | Autism, ADHD, Learning Disabilities | Psychological…

Company Description

Acadia Psychology & Learning Services, LLC in Westerville, Ohio, is a heart-led practice specializing in comprehensive psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. Our evaluations focus on identifying Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities (including dyslexia), and related mental health conditions, while providing tailored recommendations for intervention and support. We are also in the process of expanding our services to include therapy, allowing for more integrated support for children and families when appropriate. With experience in both public school and private practice settings, Acadia Psychology & Learning Services offers a unique approach to psychological assessment and consultation. The team has extensive expertise in addressing a range of mental health, learning, and developmental conditions, and is committed to advocating for meaningful, individualized outcomes for children and families.

Role Description

This part-time contract position is well-suited for a clinical or school psychologist dedicated to supporting children, teens, and adults through high quality assessment of ADHD, Autism, learning disorders, and related mental health concerns, with the potential to grow into a full-time position as the practice continues to expand. Our practice has a particular need for assessment of Autism and developmental disabilities in young children, ages 2–5.

We are also planning to expand our therapy services for children and teens, making this role a strong fit for a psychologist interested in providing both comprehensive evaluations and therapy.

Perks: Flexible schedule, hybrid model, accept cases based on your availability, competitive compensation (private pay model)

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in evidence-based psychological assessment and therapy; formal training in ADOS-2 administration preferred
• Experience providing assessment and therapeutic services to children and adults in educational and/or clinical settings
• Demonstrated competence in delivering developmentally appropriate, evidence-based therapeutic interventions for children, adolescents, and families
• Exceptional organization, timeliness, clear verbal communication, and ability to build strong therapeutic and professional relationships
• Commitment to a compassionate, family-centered approach and providing a highly personalized evaluation and therapy experience
• Skilled in treatment planning, intervention guidance, and supporting families in navigating school-based and community-based services
• Strong written communication skills with the ability to produce clear, comprehensive, and individualized evaluation reports and clinical documentation
• State licensure as a clinical psychologist or independently licensed school psychologist

Seniority level

• Entry level

Employment type

• Contract

Job function

• Health Care Provider

Industries

• Mental Health Care