Job Description

• must possess a Doctoral Degree (Ph.D, Psy.D, or equivalent) directly related to full professional work in Clinical Psychology, as required.
• Must possess and maintain a valid, current, unrestricted license or certification in a U.S. State as a Clinical Psychologist.
• Extensive experience in psychological assessment, diagnosis, and therapeutic intervention, particularly in settings dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues in adolescents.

• Conducts assessments, diagnoses, and psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults, ensuring adherence to clinical standards and timely documentation.
• Delivers outreach services in various community settings, including telehealth, schools, and hospitals, to meet client needs.
• Provides individual, group, and family counseling sessions.
• Maintains clear documentation of evaluations, treatment plans, and case management services.
• Collaborates with the Behavioral Health team on patient treatment plans, contributing expertise in psychological assessments.
• Administers psychological tests to distinguish between organic and functional emotional disturbances.
• Offers consultation to IHS staff and community resources regarding psychological evaluations and testing.
• Coordinates services with various stakeholders, ensuring culturally sensitive care that respects local traditions and community values.
• Prioritizes patient care while engaging in community collaboration, with off-site activities requiring Director approval.
• Provides behavioral health and substance abuse counseling in various settings, including homes and schools, within the New Sunrise Regional Treatment Center.

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