Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow - Psychiatry/Behavioral Science in Galveston, Texas at University of Texas Medical Branch

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.
Scope: Institution-wide

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
• Performs related duties as assigned

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 I SKILLS I 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.

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