Staff Psychologist

The Children’s Center Utah (TCCU)•Lehi, UT

28d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Children’s Center Utah (TCCU) is seeking a full time Staff Psychologist to provide comprehensive mental health services to very young children and their families including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning and Family and Dyadic Therapy. Clientele includes children (birth to six,) with severe emotional and behavioral challenges, early childhood trauma, and children with developmental delays. This position will be an active member of the Psychology Training Committee for the APA accredited doctoral intern program. Clinicians at TCCU work with a multidisciplinary team and receive training and support in attaining certification in multiple evidence-based treatments, including Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP). Extensive professional training and regular supervision, including reflective supervision, is provided to all clinical staff. This position will train in West Valley City but will be located in the Lehi office when our new facility opens in July.

Requirements

Utah licensure (or license eligible) as a Psychologist
Ability to provide clinical supervision to doctoral interns by July 2027 (2 years post licensure)
Excellent spoken and written communication skills
Ability to work independently, set priorities for assignments, meet deadlines, and enthusiastically participate as part of an interdisciplinary team
Highly motivated to learn new skills and work in a stimulating and busy clinical environment
Pass an annual background check.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual in Spanish and English preferred (pay premium for bilingual)
Clinical experience with children birth to age six and their families preferred
Experience using evidence-based interventions for childhood trauma preferred
Experience with differential diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder preferred

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive mental health services to very young children and their families including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning and Family and Dyadic Therapy.
Serve as an active member of the Psychology Training Committee for the APA accredited doctoral intern program.
Work with a multidisciplinary team.
Receive training and support in attaining certification in multiple evidence-based treatments, including Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP).
Participate in extensive professional training and regular supervision, including reflective supervision.
Provide clinical supervision to doctoral interns by July 2027.
Conduct psychological assessments with children.
Work independently, set priorities for assignments, meet deadlines, and enthusiastically participate as part of an interdisciplinary team.
Learn new skills and work in a stimulating and busy clinical environment.