Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow - Psychiatry/Behavioral Science
JOB DESCRIPTION:
The postdoctoral fellow will conduct child, adolescent, and family psychological assessments, provide evidence-based psychotherapy, and coordinate treatment within a multidisciplinary environment, under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. This is a training position and is not expected to be a permanent position.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Conduct psychological assessments and develop psychological treatment plans
Carry out evidence-based psychotherapy visits with youth and families
Complete clinical documentation for all services provided
Respond effectively to direction and feedback provided by clinical supervisors
Communicate with other members of the treatment team to coordinate care
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Completion of an APA-accredited PhD program with degree conferred prior to fellow start date.
Completion of an APA-approved internship in child and adolescent clinical/counseling or pediatric psychology.
KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS / ABILITIES:
Knowledge of basic theory and concepts in cognitive and behavioral therapy
Ability to assess and diagnose common psychological problems and psychiatric diagnoses experienced by youth and families
Writing skills for clinical documentation
Mentoring and teaching skills for interaction with medical students, residents, and fellows
SALARY:
Commensurate with experience.
In addition, UTMB offers a superior benefits package, including an excellent retirement program and a relocation allowance.
Equal Employment Opportunity
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