Clinical Psychologist

Position Summary

The Child Psychologist provides psychological assessment, counseling, and intervention services for children and adolescents, often in collaboration with families, schools, and multidisciplinary teams. The role may include clinical service delivery, teaching, research, and supervision of students or trainees, depending on the university's mission.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical & Professional Services

Provide psychological assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for children and adolescents using evidence-based practices

Conduct individual, group, and family therapy

Develop and implement intervention and treatment plans

Maintain accurate clinical records in accordance with ethical and legal standards

Consult with parents, caregivers, educators, and healthcare professionals

Provide crisis intervention and referrals when necessary

Service & Collaboration

Participate in departmental, university, and professional service activities

Contribute to outreach programs, workshops, or community engagement initiatives

Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams across the university

Required Qualifications

Doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in Psychology with specialization in Child or Clinical Psychology

Licensed or license-eligible as a Psychologist in the relevant jurisdiction

Formal training and experience in child and adolescent assessment and therapy

Strong knowledge of ethical, legal, and professional standards

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in a university or academic medical setting

Teaching experience at the undergraduate or graduate level

Active research agenda and publication record

Experience supervising students or trainees

Skills & Competencies

Strong clinical and diagnostic skills

Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities

Cultural competence and sensitivity to diverse populations

Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary environments

Strong organizational and documentation skills