Child Psychologist - Philadelphia Metro Area

CHOP•Philadelphia, PA

1d•Remote

About The Position

Soar Autism Center is seeking a Child Psychologist to join its interdisciplinary team. The position supports young children with autism and their families, with an emphasis on continuity of care. Soar provides naturalistic ABA therapy (ESDM), speech therapy, occupational therapy, mental health services, and diagnostic services through integrated interdisciplinary clinics. Clinicians develop individualized therapy plans in coordination with families, prioritizing early intervention, comprehensive support, and positive, developmentally appropriate learning. The primary focus of this role is conducting approximately five to six diagnostic evaluations per week, totaling 28 billable hours per week. The psychologist uses standardized assessments for autism and differential diagnosis, develops and delivers recommendations to families, and provides efficient clinical services and reports. The role may also include interdisciplinary collaboration, continuity of care for children who receive treatment at Soar after evaluation, and consultation and coaching with the Head of Psychological Services. Depending on interest, experience, and fit with Soar’s mission, additional opportunities may include post-diagnosis processing groups, research, community outreach, and supervision of trainees. This is a fully remote position. The stated salary range is $95,000–$115,000 per year. The role is a W-2 employee position.

Requirements

Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology or School Psychology from an APA-accredited institution.
Active state-board psychology license in one of Soar’s current or upcoming markets (MD, AZ, CO, or VA).
Full competency in evaluating Autism Spectrum Disorder, including use of the ADOS-2, in children ages 0–5.
Competency in differential diagnosis in the context of autism evaluations.
Understanding of effective treatment methods for autism.
Ability to pass a background check.
Qualified to work in the United States.
Strong communication and consultation skills.

Responsibilities

Conduct approximately five to six diagnostic evaluations per week, totaling 28 billable hours per week.
Use standardized assessments for autism and differential diagnosis, including ADOS-2, Developmental Profile (DP-4), BASC-3, and other measures as clinically appropriate.
Develop and deliver treatment recommendations to families.
Provide high-quality, efficient clinical services and reports.
Participate as needed as a member of the interdisciplinary clinical team.
Participate as needed in continuity of care for children evaluated who subsequently receive treatment at Soar.
Consult and receive coaching from the Head of Psychological Services.
Potentially offer post-diagnosis processing groups, participate in research or community outreach, and supervise trainees, depending on interest and experience.

Benefits

Competitive pay.
Paid time off, including nine holidays per year.
For full-time employees, medical, vision, and dental benefits.
401(k) matching program.
Professional liability insurance.
Annual professional development funds.
Professional space and supplies.
Administrative support, including scheduling, billing, and insurance.
Coaching and consultation with experienced clinicians.
A positive, collaborative work environment.
Commitment to employee and patient health and safety, including COVID-19 procedures.
Internal referral to Soar for therapy is never required.