Associate Psychologist, Bubrick Center for Pediatric OCD

Child Mind Institute•New York, NY

13d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Associate Psychologist is part of the Bubrick Center for Pediatric OCD team and reports to the Associate Director. The role provides advanced, structured clinical training in an innovative practice setting, focused on accurate diagnosis and evidence-based treatment for children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. Training and clinical work include semi-structured assessments, individual and group therapies, didactic learning and supervision, community education, and extern supervision. The position offers specialized experience in cognitive-behavioral therapy, exposure and response prevention, behavioral parent training, and intensive intervention formats, while encouraging development of individual interests and specializations. The Associate Psychologist attends multidisciplinary case conferences, contributes to clinical meetings, presents in the community, and collaborates on educational and research initiatives. This is an exempt, full-time, hybrid position based at the organization’s NYC headquarters or another relevant location. It requires a minimum of four days per week in the office, on a schedule determined by the supervisor. The in-office requirement and schedule may change according to program and organizational needs.

Requirements

Completed PhD or PsyD from a graduate program in clinical, counseling, school-clinical, or school psychology.
The doctoral degree must be conferred approximately six weeks before the position begins.
Limited Permit to practice psychology in New York State.
Completion of a doctoral internship.

Responsibilities

Conduct semi-structured clinical diagnostic assessments and write diagnostic assessment reports.
Provide evidence-based treatment, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure and response prevention (ERP), and behavioral parent training (BPT), to children, adolescents, and young adults with OCD and comorbid disorders in individual, group, and family formats.
Co-treat with other clinicians in intensive treatment formats, such as single-session, week-long intensive, and home-based treatment.
Provide supervision to other trainees under the umbrella supervision of a licensed psychologist.
Collaborate with board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrists on cases requiring pharmacotherapy.
Participate in supervision, educational didactics, case conferences, team meetings, and lecture series.
Contribute to clinical meetings and educational and research initiatives, and present in the community.
Perform additional job-related duties as assigned.