Pediatric Neuropsychologist

MultiCare Health System•Tacoma, WA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

MultiCare Health System is seeking a Pediatric Neuropsychologist to join their growing Neuropsychology & Psychology program. This role involves providing neuropsychological evaluations and interventions for children with medically related neurocognitive and behavioral concerns in outpatient settings. The position also includes participation in multidisciplinary medical clinics, collaborating with pediatric specialists, families, and care teams to support accurate diagnosis, treatment plans, and patient-centered care. The ideal candidate will thrive in a collaborative pediatric environment, support medically complex patients, contribute to a growing program, balance clinical work with professional development, and build meaningful relationships with families and care teams.

Requirements

Ph.D. or Psy.D. from an APA accredited clinical psychology training program
An APA accredited, preferably hospital-based, internship
Completion of two years of formal postdoctoral specialty training in clinical neuropsychology with substantial background in pediatric neuropsychology and/or medical psychology
Washington State Licensure as a psychologist, or immediate eligibility for licensure required

Nice To Haves

Eligibility for, or completion of, board certification in clinical neuropsychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology preferred

Responsibilities

Conducts clinical interviews with patients and families from a variety of backgrounds with complex medical and neurological needs.
Supervises a psychometrist who administers and scores neuropsychological testing measures.
Interprets and summarizes neuropsychological test results in a succinct and approachable manner.
Utilizes test results and other sources of clinical information to provide psychological and neurodevelopmental diagnoses, when applicable.
Creates tailored recommendations that are appropriate for each patient and family based on presenting concerns and test outcomes.
Completes clinical documentation in Epic in a timely manner.
Clearly explains assessment results to families (and medical teams, when requested).
Provides consultation and brief screening of cognitive skills for patients during multidisciplinary medical clinics.
Conducts testing (as needed) to support research through the Cancer Center (Children’s Oncology Group protocols).
Collaborates effectively with other team members to optimize patient care and outcomes.
Represents neuropsychology in hospital meetings that benefit from input about neurocognitive functioning, such as the Trauma Committee.
Completes clinical documents in Epic in a timely and accurate manner.
Maintains license and appropriate continuing education.
Adheres to MHS Attendance and Punctuality Policy and Procedure standards, and maintains reliable attendance.