Faculty Psychologist

Overview

The Faculty Psychologist at Piedmont Midtown Columbus is responsible for teaching psychological and behavioral medicine principles to family medicine residents and faculty.

Behavioral Science Curriculum

• Develops and delivers a Behavioral Science Curriculum that is consistent with the guidelines of the Review Committee for Family Medicine.
• Provides appropriate resident evaluation and feedback.
• Serves as a resource to residents, faculty, and Midtown hospital for behavioral science problems.
• Pursues professional development as a psychologist to maintain excellence in teaching psychological principles to family medicine residents.

Residency Administration

• Works collaboratively with the Family Practice Center (FPC) team and contributes constructively to business and clinical meetings.
• Participates in residency candidate interviewing and selection.
• Participates in committee, community, and professional group activities.
• Participates in consumer education and marketing activities of the FPC.

Clinical Practice

• Provides high-quality psychological evaluation and treatment services to patients of the FPC and Level 2 Trauma Center.
• Maintains adequate and up-to-date records.
• Develops proficiency with the FPC clinical computer system.

Qualifications

• An earned doctorate from an accredited university program.
• Experience: Minimum of one year full time internship required.