Clinical Psychologist

• Assessment & Diagnosis: Interview clients, review case histories, and administer standardized psychological or neuropsychological tests to evaluate cognitive function and emotional status.
• Familiarity with all psychoeducational, and diagnostic instruments.
• Work with children, adults and families.
• Treatment Planning: Develop tailored, evidence-based therapeutic programs (such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) suited to a patient's needs.
• Psychotherapy: Conduct individual, group, or family therapy sessions to help clients achieve their personal, educational, or vocational goals.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Work closely with psychiatrists, social workers, and other allied healthcare professionals to coordinate holistic care.
• Research & Development: Evaluate counseling effectiveness, conduct scientific studies,

Work Location: In person