Bilingual Clinical Psychologist PsyD/PhD

Seasoned Recruitment•Dallas, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join our specialized care division and become a crucial architect of patient well-being. We are seeking a Board Certified, Texas-licensed Psychologist with post-doctoral expertise in a highly specialized area (e.g., Child, Palliative, Addiction, etc.) to deliver transformative psychological services and drive clinical excellence.

Requirements

Board Certified
Licensed Psychologist by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
Completion of an APA-accredited internship
Specialized expertise in a highly specialized area (e.g., child, palliative, pain addictions, corrections, etc.)
Explicit training, supervision, and clinical experience or certification working directly in the specialty area, including dedicated specialty setting training (practicum, internship, post-doctoral training, and/or fellowship).
Breadth and depth of training to provide treatment thoroughly and accurately, with significant experience handling a variety of cases from start to finish.
Sound and applied knowledge of the development of the symptoms being treated.
Trained in evidence-based specialized treatments (EBSTs)
Familiarity with Clinical Psychology
Competency in basic psychological assessment techniques, psychotherapeutic intervention, family systems, and developmental orientation.
Effective interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills.
Knowledge and skill in meeting age-related and handicapped patients' needs.
Commitment to patient-centered/patient-valued behaviors.

Nice To Haves

Post-doctoral expertise in a highly specialized area (e.g., Child, Palliative, Addiction, etc.)
Certification in evidence-based specialized treatments (EBSTs) preferred.
Spanish proficiency is preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as a leader on an interdisciplinary specialty team, contributing to policy and practice guidelines by evaluating best practices and treatment outcomes.
Educate the wider community on services and best practices related to your specialty.
Provide comprehensive psychological assessments using personal interviews, record reviews, third-party interviews, and/or formal evaluation procedures.
Classify mental health diagnoses, identify core problems, and determine intervention plans to optimize psychological service.
Assess and intervene effectively in crisis and emergency situations.
Deliver psychological treatment (individual, group, or family) to aid patients in relieving emotional distress/psychiatric symptoms, clarifying goals/priorities, expanding social support networks, and finding adaptive solutions to current life problems.
Partner with referring providers and professional colleagues to address patients' psychological and social needs.
Receive or make referrals to external or other internal service providers for follow-up care.
Identify and analyze the design of services—including counseling, assessments, and patient access processes—to implement or recommend appropriate changes that improve customer service, effectiveness, and efficiency.
Modify approach, communication, and interaction to account for sensory impairments and specific needs of all customers, particularly older adults.
Maintain a thorough written record of all therapy/counseling sessions, including comprehensive reports on presenting problems, current needs, and documentation of all relevant contacts, strictly observing confidentiality laws and objectives.
Proactively stay abreast of the latest trends and advancements in clinical psychology through professional development activities.
Maintain comprehensive knowledge of all applicable rules, regulations, policies, and laws (state/federal) impacting the Psychology area.
Develop and monitor internal controls to promote adherence to all accreditation and legal requirements.