Psychologist, Inpatient Psychology Program - Part-Time
About the role
The Psychologist will conduct interviews, evaluations, consultations, and therapeutic interventions for patients, families, and groups. They will provide evidence-based treatments such as CBT, TF-CBT, ACT, DBT, mindfulness, and relaxation training. They will lead or co-facilitate psychoeducational groups and consult with treatment teams on psychological factors affecting rehabilitation programs.
Responsibilities
- Conduct psychological and neuropsychological evaluations
- Provide consultation and therapeutic intervention for individuals, families, and groups
- Engage in evidenced-based interventions
- Lead and/or cofacilitate psychoeducational groups
- Consult with treatment teams regarding psychological and neuropsychological factors
- Co-treat with other allied health disciplines
- Provide capacity evaluations, behavioral management plans, and suicide assessments
- Maintain patient documentation per organization requirements
- Participate in Psychology Training with doctoral-level advanced practicum students
- Provide professional presentations as requested
- Participate in research activities
- Perform all other duties as assigned
Requirements
Knowledge of psychological principles, inter-relational dynamics, individual and group behavior, and behavior modification techniques. Current eligibility for licensure by State of Illinois required. Completion of an accredited fellowship in rehabilitation psychology, health psychology, and/or clinical neuropsychology preferred. Prior experience in an inpatient and/or outpatient rehabilitation setting preferred.
Skills
- Interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with patients and families, and with physicians and team members
- Analytical skills to select and interpret neuropsychological and/or psychological tests
- Ability to interpret growth and development related information to meet patient needs
Benefits
Academic appointment at Northwestern Medicine – Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department based on academic, research, and clinical experience.
Pay
$80,000 annually
Schedule
16 weekly hours