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Posted: 14-Feb-25
Location: Los Angeles, California
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Internal Number: 146259556
UCLA Hispanic Neuropsychiatric Center of Excellence is seeking to hire a full-time Psychologist to join the Bilingual and Spanish Interdisciplinary Clinical Training Program (BASIC-T) that is part of the DMH+UCLA Public Partnership for Wellbeing. This partnership is designed to strengthen communities and improve the wellbeing of Los Angeles County residents and greater society by providing a holistic foundation for addressing inequities and advancing wellbeing for all. Specifically BASIC-T is geared toward redefining the full scope of practice for Psychologists by creating the necessary infrastructure for assessment county wide so that Psychologists can practice more consistently at the top of their professional scope. Primary duties include:
- Performing neuropsychological and psychological assessments
- Conducting clinical interviews
- Preparing reports and other documents on patient status
- Training externs and fellows
- Developing appropriate training materials
- Collaborating with team in completing needs assessment
- Providing technical assistance and peer consultation to all LA-DMH Psychologists
- Will contribute to the revitalization of the scope of practice for Psychologists in LA County
This position would be great for an early career Psychologists within 10 years of receiving Doctorate
Required:
PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology
Valid CA Psychology License (or License eligible)
Knowledge and training in a variety of psychological assessment measures
Experience working with multi-cultural populations
Excellent oral and written communicate skills, including the ability to write and edit reports
Demonstrated ability to protect patient confidentiality to comply with all HIPAA, JCAHO, CMS and regulatory policies, procedures, and requirements
Minimum 2 years of clinical and/or scientific expertise with adult and/or geriatric populations
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