Neuropsychologist - Bilingual-Spanish - Ashland - Hiring Incentive at Kennedy Krieger Institute

Baltimore, Maryland, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

09 Oct, 26

Salary

153072.67

Posted On

11 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Neuropsychological Assessment, Bilingual Spanish, Psychological Testing, Diagnostic Interpretation, Clinical Neuropsychology, Case Management, Patient Counseling, Intake Interviewing, Electronic Health Records, Clinical Research

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Overview The Neuropsychologist I (Bilingual-Spanish), will provide neuropsychological assessments and, as needed, consultation and psychological treatment services to clients served by the Center for Autism Services, Science, and Innovation (CASSI, formerly known as the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, or CARD). Primary clinical responsibilities will be for patients ages 2 years through young adult. This position requires the incumbent to be bilingual in English and Spanish with a proficiency level that meets the Institutes minimum standards. ** $5000 Hiring Incentive Responsibilities Select, administer, and score psychological and neuropsychological tests to assess intellectual functioning, neuropsychological status, personality structure, interest, aptitudes, adaptive function, and academic achievement. Interpret assessment results with regard to understanding brain-behavior relationships, using findings based on current research in neuropsychological assessment and available evidence-based approaches. Write comprehensive neuropsychological assessment reports including diagnostic interpretations and next step management/strategy plans. Participate in weekly case conferences or interdisciplinary staff meetings as needed to discuss and evaluate the diagnoses and treatment/management of patients and formulate rehabilitation plans. Provide interpretative information to parents and/or primary caregivers (including teachers, therapists); may provide short-term counseling to parents for effecting changes in child management. Conduct intake interviews to ascertain the needs of clients and document the results of this interview. Assist the Department Director and Clinical Director in the development of clinical initiatives. Enter results from all assessments into the Neuropsychology Department and/or database. Enter reports into the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Maintain productivity standards. Maintain documentation and reporting standards. Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: Bilingual in English and Spanish with a proficiency level that meets the Institutes minimum standards - Advanced Low for bilingual clinicians. Able to speak Spanish fluently with ease and confidence in a variety of topics related to work, home, leisure activities, as well as events of current, public or personal interest or individual relevance. Able to convey intended message with accuracy, clarity and precision without misrepresentation or confusion while being readily understood by native speakers. Licensure in Maryland as a psychologist is required. Credentialed as a Licensed Psychologist by the Kennedy Krieger Institute Medical Staff, with specialty privilege in Clinical Neuropsychology EDUCATION: Doctoral degree in Psychology from an APA/CPA-accredited college or university is required. Completion of APA/CPA-accredited pre-doctoral internship, with supervised experience in clinical neuropsychology, is required. Two-year postdoctoral residency is in clinical neuropsychology is required. EXPERIENCE: Minimum of 2 years experience in working with a population of children with intellectual/developmental disabilities is required. This experience may be satisfied through postdoctoral residency training in clinical neuropsychology. Minimum pay range USD $112,320.00/Yr. Maximum pay range USD $153,072.67/Yr.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive neuropsychological assessments and provide psychological treatment for children and young adults. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to formulate rehabilitation plans and provide guidance to caregivers.