Job Title: Psychologist

• Virtual team/program environment (primarily) and in-person clinic services (occasionally)
• Salaried and fee-for-service options (part-time and full-time)

Partners in Canadian Veterans Rehabilitation Services (PCVRS) provides comprehensive rehabilitation focused assessment and intervention for Canadian Veterans who are experiencing barriers transitioning to life after service due to service related injuries or illness. Using a bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach, the assessment and intervention services are performed by an interdisciplinary team of clinicians with expertise in the management of complex conditions such as chronic pain, persistent symptoms following head injury, MSK injuries, often with comorbid mental illness with presenting psychosocial barriers to recovery.

Are you a passionate psychologist looking to belong to a supportive, collaborative community to implement our bold vision to optimize the benefit of mental health services to diverse audiences from prevention to intervention? If so, join Lifemark Health Group and grow with us as we build provincial teams in support of our national mental health strategy.
Build a career while making a difference

You will provide quality whole-person care using your client-centered bio-psycho-social approach with both interdisciplinary rehabilitation teams (i.e., physiotherapy, kinesiology, occupational therapy, vocational rehab specialist, case coordinators) and interdisciplinary mental health teams (psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, social workers, occupational therapists).

You will find purpose in this role by:
• Developing new mental health program content for the unique needs of various client groups
• Leveraging novel approaches to the delivery of mental health services, including adjunct digital therapeutics
• Bringing your unique assessment competencies to a range of applications, from pre-employment suitability assessments for high-risk occupations to diagnostic assessments to guide treatment and psycho-social resource building
• Delivering individual and group treatment for conditions including anxiety, trauma, depression, somatic complaints, substance misuse, adjustment and interpersonal issues within the person’s psycho-social context
• Consulting with other mental health service team members and clinical interdisciplinary teams
• Contributing to in-house training sessions and interdisciplinary case discussions
• Contributing to program outcome evaluations at the provincial and national level

Education and licensure
• Master’s Degree or Ph.D. in Psychology from an accredited university
• Current registration in good standing with the provincial College/Board of Psychologists (competency with adult populations; clinical (asset: counselling psychology, health/rehabilitation psychology, neuropsychology); Supervised Practice psychologists are welcome to apply
• Individual professional liability insurance required at time of employment

Applied experience
• Conducting psychological assessments with adults for various goals, including treatment planning
• Providing various evidence-based treatments grounded in cognitive-behavioral approaches
• Developing and evaluating mental health programs is considered an asset
• Working in interdisciplinary teams and with third party payers is considered an asset
• Utilizing telehealth/virtual care methods is considered an asset

Additional abilities
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
• Able to work both autonomously and as part of interdisciplinary teams
• Efficient with required clinical documentation
• Able to manage a diverse caseload within dynamic work setting
• Demonstrated work ethics, integrity, reliability, maturity, and flexibility

Visit www.lifemarkhealthgroup.ca for additional details about the company.

Registered Clinical Psychologist (or post-Internship Psychologist Candidate) wanted to join the Multidisciplinary Assessment and Consultation Centre (MACC) at New Directions. We are a large social services agency in Winnipeg Manitoba and support over 1000 children, adults, and families. This position would be combination of clinical consultation, direct service work including individual, group, and family therapy, and assessment. Working within our multidisciplinary team, the Psychologist would provide a wide range of services to individuals within and external to New Directions. A candidate with experience working with children and families is preferred. Supervision can be provided. Flexibility in hours of work and hybrid working model is possible.

Join our dynamic, collaborative, and multidisciplinary team at the Possibilities Clinic as a part-time contractor or full-time employee. We are specialist in the assessment and treatment of neurodevelopmental differences, like ADHD and comorbid disorders that often go along with it like Learning Disabilities, Tourette Syndrome, and Autism. Headquartered in Toronto, the clinic offers virtual-first assessment and treatment services to children, teens, and adults all across Ontario. You'll have the opportunity to work remotely from home from anywhere in Canada with appropriate Ontario Licensure, or in-person as part of a hybrid model of care if you prefer working from our Toronto office. This position is uniquely collaborative. All of our assessment involve Psychologist/Psychological Associates working together with Physicians to rule in or out various neurodevelopmental diagnoses and comorbidities, and to develop integrated treatment plans. Information gathered from clinical interviews, and data derived from psychometric testing, are discussed in daily Clinical Team Rounds. Report preparation is strongly supported byour Psychometry Team. You are welcome to participate in specialized services beyond our Comprehensive ADHD Assessments if you have additional interests in comorbidities like Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or Learning Disabilities. Training in specialized ADHD Assessment will be offered if required. Full-time employees will also have opportunities to develop innovative resources and programs, and to provide therapy, based on their expertise and interests as we continue to expand our services.

We are seeking a Contract Psychometrist to help meet our growing demand for ASD assessment. Formal ADOS-2 Training and experience administering all ADOS-2 modules are required. The successful candidate will work as a team member and be responsible for administering and scoring tests, uploading information into client clinical files, and contributing to report preparation. Strong computer skills are required. You will work under the supervision of our Director of Psychometry Services and a Licensed Psychologist or Psychological Associate. This position offers flexible hours and competitive wages. We operate a virtual office currently, but remain connected as colleagues in a positive and collaborative way, holding clinical training, and administrative meetings regularly over secure video sessions.

We are seeking full-time and part-time Psychometrists to help meet our growing demand for assessments through Telemedicine video sessions. Psychometrist who live near Toronto who can offer in-person testing as well as video assessments are also needed. Experience conducing psychoeducational assessments is required. Specifically, significant experience administering standardized tests including the WISC-V and WIAT-III are essential. Experience using Pearson's Q-interactive platform, and administering additional tests including the KTEA-3, CMS, PPVT-5 and EVT-3 are an asset. The successful candidate will work as a team member and be responsible for administering and scoring tests, uploading information into client clinical files, and contributing to report preparation. Strong computer skills are required. You will work under the supervision of our Director of Psychometry Services and a Licensed Psychologist or Psychological Associate. This position offers flexible hours and competitive wages, and the ability to work from home, no matter where you live in Ontario! We operate a virtual office currently, but remain connected as colleagues in a positive and collaborative way, holding clinical training, and administrative meetings regularly over secure video sessions.

The Team Lead Psychologist provides clinical psychologist services and clinical leadership to the Children and Youth Community of Mental Health and Addiction Team. The incumbent provides clinical assessment and treatment interventions and collaborates with other members of the treatment team to ensure best possible outcomes and care plans. They will provide clinical expertise and support program development and ongoing planning for services delivery in the community and transitions from Acute Care Facilities. The Team lead is responsible for supervision of programs and staff of CMH&A Children’s team Central.

The Student Wellbeing Team (SWT) Clinical Psychologist provides psychological consultation, assessment and treatment resource to the interdisciplinary school-based teams of nurses, social workers, youth workers, family ties support workers, and occupational therapists attached to each family of schools across PEI. The Psychologist will also provide expertise and support program development and evaluation and will be responsible for the development and maintenance of clinical standards and related policy/procedures for the SWT. The position reports to the Program Manager of Child and Youth Mental Health & Addictions.

Job Title: PhD. Psychologist

The psychologist will be assigned to the Saskatchewan Operational Stress Injury Clinic (OSIC), with the responsibility for the development of psychological assessment and treatment services for patients with operational stress injuries. The psychologist will also provide consultation to the program's multidisciplinary services to patients and their families. The incumbent will be a Ph.D. psychologist with training and/or experience in the areas of assessing, treating, and providing consultation regarding the psychosocial factors related to major mental disorders, with a focus on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. The incumbent must obtain and maintain registration with the Saskatchewan College of Psychologists.

Who we are

TELUS Health MyCare™ is committed to putting patients at the center of care by leveraging the power of technology to drive better health outcomes for Canadians so they can live happier, healthier lives. As a TELUS Health MyCare Psychologist you'll have the opportunity to help us shape the future of healthcare across Canada by improving access to healthcare for all by bringing it directly to the communities that need it most.

As a TELUS Health MyCare Psychologist you will:

- Provide video based psychological assessments to TELUS Health MyCare patients with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and overall mental health concerns
- Work as an active member of a multidisciplinary team, which may include engaging in consultation with other clinicians on the team and referrals into TELUS Health MyCare clinical counsellors for ongoing treatment

What’s in it for you:
- Flexibility to deliver care virtually or in person at MyCare clinics from as few as 6 to upwards of 40 hours per week.
- Work from where it is convenient for you and make your own schedule and get the work life balance you crave.
- You will be part of a community of best in class clinical team. Learn, grow and thrive in this amazing network right at your fingertips.
- We make it easy and seamless for you to deliver exceptional care to your patients. Our clinical operations team will provide concierge support to take the stress of paperwork off your plate.
- We offer competitive compensation.
- We provide a full training program and a supportive environment to help develop your video consultation skills, as well as the ongoing opportunity to learn about leading edge health technology.

What you need to apply:
- PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology AND Registered with respective provincial College of Psychologists
- Comfortable with mobile technology (video calling), or the ability and desire to learn!

TELUS Health MyCare is proud to foster an inclusive culture that embraces diversity. We are committed to fair employment practices and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment. We offer accommodation for applicants with disabilities, as required, during the recruitment process.

Job Title: Clinic Psychologist

Location: Downtown Toronto, Canada

Our clinic is seeking a licensed psychologist to join our team and provide mental health services to our clients. The ideal candidate will have experience in clinical psychology, be committed to evidence-based practices, and have a passion for helping individuals achieve optimal mental health.

Responsibilities:

- Conduct initial assessments and ongoing therapy sessions with clients
- Develop individualized treatment plans based on clients' needs and goals
- Utilize evidence-based practices to provide effective and efficient care
- Collaborate with other mental health professionals to provide coordinated care
- Maintain thorough and accurate documentation of clients' progress and treatment plans
- Participate in ongoing training and professional development opportunities
- Maintain ethical and professional standards in all aspects of practice

Requirements:

- Doctoral degree in clinical psychology from an accredited university
- Registration and good standing with the College of Psychologists of Ontario
- At least 2 years of experience providing clinical psychology services
- Strong assessment, diagnostic, and treatment skills
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Passion for providing evidence-based care to clients
- Strong commitment to ongoing professional development and learning

Start date: Negotiable, we would like as soon as possible.
Salary: Per URFA Collective Agreement
Duties of the successful candidate will include: teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level, clinical supervision, honours and graduate thesis supervision, public and administrative service, including participation in departmental activities, and research. Teaching, clinical supervision and administrative service are the priority responsibilities for this position, while research constitutes a smaller portion of overall responsibilities. The successful candidate will be expected to teach or otherwise contribute to instruction of graduate level clinical assessment courses. Applicants should have a PhD in Clinical Psychology from a CPA- or APA-accredited program (or be in a position to complete all Ph.D. requirements no later than six months from the date of appointment).
For more info: https://urcareers.uregina.ca/postings/11834

Start date: September 1st, 2023, depending on availability of candidate.
Salary: Per URFA Collective Agreement
Duties: The primary duties of this position is to provide direct clinical services within the training clinic, and to serve as a clinical supervisor for clinical placements of psychology graduate students within the clinic. Additional duties will include developing clinic protocols, generating clinic referrals from community sources, supervising junior faculty during provisional registration, ensuring services adhere to provincial and national standards, and maintaining relationships with third parties. While not a requirement of the position, the successful candidate will have options to teach graduate and undergraduate psychology courses for additional compensation. Similarly, while not required, many opportunities for research collaboration can be found within the department as well. Applicants must have a doctorate in clinical psychology from a CPA- or APA-accredited program.