Neuropsychologican Technician - BHSL Walker Family Clinic

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences•Little Rock, AR

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Neuropsychology Technician in the Behavioral Health Service Line (BHSL) Walker Family Clinic works under general supervision and is responsible for collecting patient information, maintaining patient information, conducting tests and/or procedures that the employee is certified to administer. The Neuropsychology Technician will administer and score neuropsychological test batteries evaluating cognitive, academic, behavioral, and emotional status in order to assist Neuropsychologists in diagnosis and treatment decisions. Will administer testing appropriately to determine localization of brain lesions, level of functional impairment, and other treatment decisions. Will provide technical support to Neuropsychologists on specialty teams and clinical research projects. Work with Neuropsychology trainees, maintain databases, and ensure appropriate testing supplies.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Psychology with appropriate coursework required for certification through the State of Arkansas Psychology Board
Eligible for licensure as a Neuropsychology Technician through the State of Arkansas Psychology Board
Proof of legal authority to work in the United States on the first day of employment.

Nice To Haves

Licensed as a Neuropsychology Technician through the State of Arkansas Psychology Licensing Board

Responsibilities

Administering neuropsychological and psychological assessment tests under supervision
Preparing testing materials, scoring assessments, and compiling results
Monitoring patient behavior and performance during evaluations
Interviewing patients and collecting medical or behavioral history information
Assisting neuropsychologists with diagnostic evaluations and treatment planning
Documenting observations and maintaining accurate patient records
Scheduling appointments and coordinating testing sessions
Explaining testing procedures to patients and families
Ensuring testing environments remain standardized and distraction-free
Maintaining confidentiality and HIPAA compliance
Entering data into electronic medical record (EMR) systems and databases
Supporting research studies and clinical data collection in some settings
Assisting with quality assurance and administrative tasks
Cleaning and organizing testing equipment and materials
Working with patients who have neurological disorders, brain injuries, dementia, ADHD, autism, epilepsy, or psychiatric conditions.
Perform other duties as needed.