Licensed Psychologist – Psychological Testing

Beyond Expectation•Las Vegas, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Beyond Expectation Psychological Services is recruiting an independently licensed Nevada psychologist to meet strong demand for psychological testing. The role serves children, adolescents, and adults within the psychologist’s demonstrated competence. The position is based on-site in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is offered as contract or per diem, with limited full-time options. Spanish-English bilingual skills are especially welcome but are not required. The psychologist conducts clinical interviews and selects, administers, scores, and interprets standardized tests. They integrate findings into diagnostic formulations, clear reports, and practical recommendations; provide feedback to patients and caregivers; collaborate with testing assistants and provide appropriate oversight; and maintain test security, confidentiality, and timely documentation. The practice offers established referrals, scheduling, billing, and credentialing support, with flexible scheduling by mutual agreement. Compensation varies by engagement and will be discussed with qualified applicants; rates and payment basis are subject to the written offer.

Requirements

Hold an active Nevada psychologist license permitting independent practice.
Have doctoral training.
Demonstrate competence in testing, interpretation, diagnostic integration, and report writing.
Demonstrate strong clinical judgment, communication, and collaboration.
Work within training and scope.

Nice To Haves

Spanish-English bilingual skills are especially welcome but not required.
Cognitive and academic testing experience, including WISC-V, WAIS, and WRAT.
Experience with attention, executive-function, adaptive, personality, and social-emotional measures such as CPT, BASC, and Vineland.
Autism-testing experience, including ADOS-2, is valuable but not required.
Experience with every listed instrument is not required.

Responsibilities

Conduct clinical interviews.
Select, administer, score, and interpret standardized tests.
Integrate findings into diagnostic formulations, clear reports, and practical recommendations.
Provide feedback to patients and caregivers.
Collaborate with testing assistants and provide appropriate oversight.
Maintain test security, confidentiality, and timely documentation.
Work within training and scope.