Senior Clinical Psychologist, Child Anxiety Center

Voices for Voices; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 138,000 - 206,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with 4% employer match

Disability insurance

12 weeks paid parental leave

Paid time off

Malpractice insurance

ORCA transit card

Paid onboarding period

Job summary

Evidence Based Treatment Centers of Seattle seeks a senior psychologist to provide exposure-based treatment for pediatric anxiety and OCD. The role includes at least 20 clinical hours weekly with children, adolescents, and caregivers, using ERP, CBT, SPACE, and related modalities in outpatient and intensive programs.

You will join a clinical, scholarly, and educational environment with opportunities for research, supervision, teaching, and collaboration, plus hybrid telehealth and in-person

Qualifications

• PsyD or PhD in clinical psychology and WA state licensure or ability to begin licensure immediately.
• Advanced expertise in ERP for pediatric OCD and anxiety.
• Strong training in CBT, behavioral parent training, CBIT, SPACE, and related modalities.
• Experience with complex presentations; supervision, teaching, and research valued.

Responsibilities

• Provide pediatric ERP/CBT with children, adolescents, and caregivers across programs.
• Contribute to outcomes research, publications, and conference presentations.
• Supervise and teach in postdoctoral and practicum programs with university affiliations.
• Collaborate with clinical teams; participate in time-sensitive consults and training.

Skills

ERP for pediatric OCD

CBT

Behavioral parent training

CBIT

SPACE

Pediatric psychology

Supervision

Research experience

Education

PsyD or PhD in clinical psychology

Job description

About EBTCS

Evidence Based Treatment Centers of Seattle has provided evidence-based outpatient care since 2002. We are a clinician-owned practice with four specialty programs (Child Anxiety, Adult Anxiety, DBT, and Eating Disorders) united by a commitment to rigorous, compassionate, empirically supported treatment. Clinical care, research, and training are integrated across the organization, and our policies are designed to support both high-quality care for our clients and the wellbeing of our clinicians.

The Position

The Child Anxiety Center seeks a senior psychologist with established expertise in exposure-based treatment of pediatric anxiety and OCD. The role carries a minimum of 20 clinical hours per week with children, adolescents, and caregivers across our Outpatient and Intensive Programs. Treatments include ERP, CBT, SPACE, behavioral parent training, CBIT, COM-B, HRT, and evidence-based care for co-occurring conditions.

Clinicians are matched with clients according to expertise, interests, and professional goals, including complex and treatment-refractory presentations. Our administrative team manages intake, waitlists, scheduling, billing, and insurance communication, so clinicians can concentrate on patient care, scholarship, and training.

Clinical, Scholarly, and Educational Environment

• Clinical consultation: Weekly team case consultation, collaborative small-team care in our Individualized Intensive Treatment Programs, and 24/7 consultation for time-sensitive clinical situations.
• Research: An active internal research program since 2002, supported by a co-founded non-profit IRB. Clinicians may collaborate on outcomes research, publications, and conference presentations.
• Training and teaching: Opportunities to supervise and teach in our postdoctoral program and predoctoral practicum, through affiliations with local universities, and in training programs for outside clinicians and community organizations.
• Continuing education: Free in-house APA-approved CE covering most licensure renewal requirements, plus a stipend for external conferences and training.
• Professional pathways: Clinicians may pursue program development, research, or training roles, or focus exclusively on clinical work within the existing programs.
• Flexibility: Control over your schedule, with hybrid telehealth and in-person options.

Compensation

Total compensation for psychologists with five or more years of experience ranges from $137,500 to $206,216 (guaranteed base plus bonus), depending on years of experience and weekly clinical hours. Compensation increases with additional clinical hours. Final offers reflect licensure, training, and experience.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with 4% employer match
• Life, short-term, and long-term disability insurance
• 12 weeks paid parental leave
• Four or more weeks paid time off, with clinical coverage
• Malpractice insurance (small employee portion; remainder covered by EBTCS)
• Unlimited-use ORCA transit card
• Paid onboarding period

Qualifications

• PsyD or PhD in clinical psychology
• Licensed in Washington State (or able to begin licensure immediately)
• Advanced expertise in ERP for pediatric OCD and anxiety, the primary qualification
• Strong training in CBT, behavioral parent training, CBIT, SPACE, and related modalities
• Experience with complex presentations; supervision, teaching, and research experience valuedCommitment to collaborative practice and culturally sensitive care