Licensed Psychologist – Psychological Assessment & Psychotherapy | Part-Time

About The Role

The psychologist will provide a combination of:

• Comprehensive psychological and/or neuropsychological evaluations
• Diagnostic assessment and clarification
• Assessment of ADHD, autism/neurodevelopmental concerns, learning differences, and other presenting concerns consistent with the psychologist's training and expertise
• Clinical interviews, test administration, scoring, interpretation, and written reports
• Feedback sessions with clients and/or families
• Individual psychotherapy, based on the psychologist's clinical interests and experience
• Coordination with other providers, schools, or relevant professionals when clinically appropriate

Compensation

This is a W-2 employee position with percentage-based compensation:

• Psychotherapy: 60% of net collected revenue
• Psychological/neuropsychological assessment: 55% of net collected revenue
• Estimated compensation is approximately $150–$250+ per clinical hour, depending on service type and evaluation complexity

For assessment services, compensation reflects the psychologist's involvement in the full evaluation process, including clinical interviewing, testing, interpretation, and report writing.

What We Provide

IPS covers the costs of practice infrastructure, including a clean and curated office space, administrative support, billing and payment processing, assessment materials and scoring resources, EHR/client portal, and practice-generated referrals. Unlike an independent private practice or traditional contractor arrangement, psychologists joining IPS do not need to build their own practice infrastructure.

IPS provides:

• An established referral base and practice-generated referrals
• Fully furnished office space in Brookline
• Administrative and billing infrastructure
• SimplePractice EHR and client portal
• Assessment materials and scoring resources
• Scheduling and payment processing
• A professional, collaborative practice environment
• The opportunity to develop a caseload aligned with your clinical interests and expertise
• The benefits and structure of W-2 employment while maintaining substantial clinical autonomy

Schedule & Caseload

This is a flexible part-time position, approximately 5–20 clinical hours per week, with the opportunity to adjust hours over time based on availability and referral volume. We aim to consider each clinician's training, experience, and clinical interests when developing their caseload. However, because IPS is a small practice with an established referral base, clinicians should be comfortable accepting appropriate referrals across a range of presenting concerns and populations within their scope of practice.

Requirements

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or a closely related field
• Current, Massachusetts psychologist license
• Experience conducting psychological and/or neuropsychological assessments
• Strong clinical writing and diagnostic skills
• Experience with psychological testing, interpretation, and report writing
• Ability to work independently while collaborating with other clinicians when appropriate
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Commitment to thoughtful, ethical, and individualized clinical care

Qualifications

Experience with psychotherapy is strongly preferred, particularly for clinicians interested in maintaining a combination of assessment and therapy work.

About The Practice

IPS is intentionally designed to be a small, high-quality private practice rather than a high-volume corporate practice. We value thoughtful clinical work, professional autonomy, and a collaborative environment in which clinicians can focus on their clients rather than the administrative demands of running a practice. This is an opportunity for an experienced psychologist to bring their assessment expertise into an established practice while maintaining the flexibility and autonomy of private practice, with IPS handling the infrastructure, referrals, and business operations.