Psychologist

Role Overview Seeking a full-time doctoral-level clinical psychologist to provide specialized behavioral health care in a multidisciplinary setting. Responsibilities include conducting presurgical biopsychosocial assessments and psychotherapy for transgender, gender-diverse, and intersex patients, following WPATH standards of care, as well as delivering psychological assessments and evidence-based interventions for severe mood, psychotic, and personality disorders in a residential treatment program. The role involves clinical service delivery, team collaboration, program evaluation, staff training, and participation in educational and research activities. The psychologist will contribute to training programs, engage in collaborative research, and may access departmental research time. Qualifications: A doctoral degree from an accredited program, licensure eligibility in Minnesota, postdoctoral experience with assessments and support letters for medical/surgical interventions, and experience in residential settings are preferred. Certification from ABPP and additional credentials like PSYPACT or WPATH SOC Certification are desirable. Skills & Key Duties: Expertise in gender-affirming care, assessment, psychotherapy, interdisciplinary teamwork, program development, and research participation. The role emphasizes respectful, team-based, patient-centered care.