Clinical Psychologist (888039)

Equus•New York, NY

1d•$55 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

Conduct psychological evaluations and mental health screenings as part of the Clinical Assessment and prepare comprehensive evaluation reports, social histories, and clinical recommendations to determine Functional Capacity Outcomes (FCO) and assign participants to the appropriate service track (SSI/SSDI, Wellness, VRS). Provide emergent psychological evaluations and safety recommendations for participants presenting suicidal, homicidal, or otherwise high-risk behaviors. Document all evaluations, consultations, and client interactions accurately and in a timely manner within the SEAMS case management system. Collaborate with Qualified Health Professionals and the Medical Director to ensure all required psychological assessments are completed daily and cases are finalized promptly. Participate in team meetings and required training to improve assessment processes, including providing input on physician review forms and clinical procedures. Ensure evaluations are conducted in the participant’s primary language whenever possible and in accordance with HRA and EWS policies.

Requirements

NYS Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Minimum three years of experience conducting evaluations resulting in FCO determinations
Experience in a fast-paced, performance-driven team environment
Experience with publicly funded programs
Strong time-management skills with demonstrated ability to complete evaluations and documentation under tight deadlines
Excellent communication skills, especially with individuals from diverse socio-economic backgrounds

Nice To Haves

TANF experience preferred
Fluency in an additional language is a plus

Responsibilities

Conduct psychological evaluations and mental health screenings
Prepare comprehensive evaluation reports, social histories, and clinical recommendations
Determine Functional Capacity Outcomes (FCO) and assign participants to the appropriate service track
Provide emergent psychological evaluations and safety recommendations for high-risk participants
Document all evaluations, consultations, and client interactions accurately and in a timely manner
Collaborate with Qualified Health Professionals and the Medical Director
Ensure all required psychological assessments are completed daily and cases are finalized promptly
Participate in team meetings and required training
Provide input on physician review forms and clinical procedures
Ensure evaluations are conducted in the participant’s primary language whenever possible and in accordance with HRA and EWS policies