Neuropsychologist - Peoria - OSF Healthcare

Description

Job Title: Neuropsychologist

• The OSF Healthcare Pediatric Psychologist team seeks a Doctoral-level clinical psychologist to join our dynamic and compassionate team.
• This position involves conducting comprehensive psychological evaluations with assigned patient populations, including pediatric hematology/oncology patients in a Level 1 Trauma Center setting.
• Evaluations will also be conducted for patients receiving care within the acute care hospital, adult inpatient rehabilitation unit, and neurological institute.

Key Responsibilities:

• Interpret psychological and neuropsychological test data to inform treatment plans that promote behavioral and cognitive improvement for patients and their families.



• Maintain accurate records of evaluation results, recommendations for medical providers outside agencies. Provide timely completion of these reports.
  
  

  Benefits & Perks:

  Please see below:
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  generous paid time off - vacation holiday time off well-being time sick leave CME dollars Health life dental retirement plans Paid occurrence-based malpractice Concierge relocation services Student loan repayment counseling Career Development through Physician Leadership Academy Clinical base hourly pay range $43.29-$53.46 this is a salaried position additional compensation components may apply bonuses incentives based on metric achievement
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