Senior Clinical Psychologist (V–VI)

Hawaii State Department of Education; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 69,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

Hawaii State Department of Education seeks Clinical Psychologist V/VI to conduct psycho-diagnostic and psychotherapeutic services, and to contribute to prevention and research efforts. Roles require doctoral training in clinical psychology, internships, and eventual Hawaii licensure within two years.

Some positions may include supervision of other professionals and compliance with chapter 465, HRS. Salary varies by level and is governed by SR-24/SR-26 scales; external applicants start at the

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in clinical psychology with internship or equivalent professional experience.
• Post-doctoral internship or supervised experience acceptable in lieu of internship.
• APA-approved program or regional accreditation with eligibility for National Register.
• Diplomate certificate from ABEP in Professional Psychology.
• Licensure to practice psychology in Hawaii within 2 years of appointment.

Responsibilities

• Develop and apply theories and techniques related to individual and group psychology to assess and address behavioral, emotional, and adjustment issues.
• Provide psycho-diagnostic, psychotherapeutic, and consultative services.
• Engage in prevention, training, and/or research activities.
• May supervise other multidisciplinary staff.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Psycho diagnostic assessment

Psychotherapy

Consultation services

Clinical assessment

Research

Education

Doctoral degree in clinical psychology with internship

Post-doctoral internship or supervised experience

APA-approved or regionally accredited program with eligibility for National Register

Diplomate certificate from ABEP (Professional Psychology)

Hawaii psychology license within 2 years

Job description

Hawaii State Department of Education seeks Clinical Psychologist V/VI to conduct psycho-diagnostic and psychotherapeutic services, and to contribute to prevention and research efforts. Roles require doctoral training in clinical psychology, internships, and eventual Hawaii licensure within two years.

Some positions may include supervision of other professionals and compliance with chapter 465, HRS. Salary varies by level and is governed by SR-24/SR-26 scales; external applicants start at the