Psychologist (Psychologist 1) - Davis, United States - University of California, Davis

University of California, Davis

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Davis, United States

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Description

The Psychologists (Psych 1) spend most of their time in the MIND Institute Massie Family Clinic.

The Psych 1 assists with clinical triage of referrals, completes diagnostic intakes, conducts clinical psychological assessments for individuals with suspected neurodevelopmental conditions, and provides Empirically Based Treatments (e.g., Social Skills Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) to individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities diagnoses.

In addition, this position spends a small portion of time administering research assessments either through the MIND Institute IDDRC Clinical Translational Core or through a faculty member's research grant.

(April 26 at 11:59 pm)

Minimum Qualifications

Must possess a Ph.

D. degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology
AND have demonstrated one year of post-doctoral experience in Clinical Psychology

Knowledge of psychological assessment instruments, ability to evaluate and interpret results, ability to determine case disposition and treatment recommendations/plans
Knowledge and clinical experience of empiricallybased treatment (e.g., Social Skills Group Therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Parent Management Training)
Knowledge of psychiatric diagnoses, as described in the Diagnosis and Statistical Manual 5th Edition, Text Revision (DSM5: TR)
Knowledge and understanding of individual, child, and family development, human behavior and communication, and the influence of culture and values in clinical practice, case management, and research
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills: verbal, written, and listening
Ability to communicate and interact effectively with children and their caregivers
Ability to convey instructions, directions, and information appropriately and accurately
Ability to write clear and concise reports
Good planning and organizational skills
Ability to organize a variety of concurrent activities, set realistic goals and objectives, and plan and meet deadlines without compromising quality
Ability to work as a team member and work diplomatically with a wide variety of people and successfully manage conflict.
Ability to direct the actions of others effectively to accomplish tasks and functions
Ability to work under direct supervision and use clinical supervision to enhance professional growth and examine clinical work
Ability to make appropriate interventions based on law and policy
Knowledge of child, elder abuse, and domestic violence reporting requirements, and other significant legislation and laws regulating mental health work practice (e.g., Tarasoff, patient confidentiality, etc.)
Knowledge of suicidal behavior, the ability to assess lethality, and to develop appropriate treatment plans
Knowledge of community resources and service agencies
Collaboration on clinical research projects requires the ability to assist in conceptualizing the development and planning of the tasks necessary for the implementation of clinical research
Awareness of clinical research methodology, design, statistical tests, computer software, and clinical interpretation of data results
Ability to support the learning and professional development of others, including colleagues, junior staff, and trainees

Department Description

The MIND Institute is a research and clinical center whose mission involves awareness, understanding, prevention, and treatment of the challenges associated with neurodevelopmental disabilities.

It is a matrix organization and encompasses over 250 faculty and staff from 14 academic departments with an annual operating budget of approximately $4 million, contract awards totaling approximately $16 million, and gifts and endowments valued at approximately $14 million.

The MIND Institute also houses 2 sponsored center grants:

the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center (NIH), University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (AUCD), 3 federally sponsored training grants: Autism Research Training Program (NIH), Developmental-Behavioral Pediatric Fellowship Program (HRSA), and the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (HRSA), and two programmatic infrastructure grants: the Research Network for Creating Partnerships with Diverse and Underrepresented Communities (PCORI) and Redwood SEED Scholars (DoEd).

Position Information

Salary or

Pay Range:
$ 4, $5,568.

00:

Salary Frequency:

Biweekly:

Salary Grade: 159:

Payroll Title:

PSYCHOLOGIST 1:
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Appointment Type:

Career:

Percentage of Time: 100% Full-time:

Shift Hours: 08 hours:

Location: M

IND Institute Clinic, Sacramento, CA:

Union Representation:
Yes - HX - Residual Health Care Prof:

Benefits Eligible:

Yes:

Hybrid/Remote/On-Site: On-Site

Benefits