Child Clinical Neuropsychologist

We are looking for an Illinois state licensed psychologist (PhD or PsyD) with meaningful training and experience in cognitive, academic, and social-emotional assessment.

We are specifically seeking a Psychologist who specializes in working with youth ages 3-18.

Candidates with the following training and experience are strongly encouraged to apply:

• Autism assessment, including ADOS-2 Toddler module through Module 4

• Comprehensive Neuropsychological Testing, including IQ, academics, language, executive functioning, memory, and performance validity

• Integrative Report Writing – Our reports are adapted from Stephanie Nelson’s format. If you do not have experience writing in that style, don’t worry – we will provide training!

• School Collaboration, such as incorporated teacher reports into your evaluations, observed clients in their classrooms, and attended IEP or 504 Plan meetings.

• Evidence-based therapy (Although this position is for testing only, we believe that well-trained neuropsychologists have some foundation in evidence-based therapy, such as DBT, CBT, PCIT, ERP, ACT, etc.)

• Antiracism, anti-oppression, and ecological systems

All testing is in-person. Meetings with parents and schools 50/50 in-person/virtual. Must be available for in-person networking with schools and providers. Some classroom observations required.

This is a full-time, W-2 position.

PERKS

• Competitive commission pay structure

• Flexible scheduling and time off

• Employer-sponsored health care insurance benefits

• Emphasis on wellness with an average of 1-1.5 evaluations per week

• No required weekends

• Matching IRA and other employee benefits

• Ongoing consultation/supervision and annual CEU reimbursement

• Additional paid job opportunities (speaking, writing, & webinars)

• Progressive outpatient parental leave policy and pay

• Support of a well-established & well-respected practice with a broad network around Chicagoland

• Wildly supportive and thoughtful colleagues

 PAY

• Estimated annual pay ranges from $104,000 to $156,000, depending on experience and caseload.

• Total compensation is much higher when including our many benefits (i.e., phone & computer reimbursement, employer-sponsored health insurance, professional development benefits, matching IRA, etc.).

• Additionally, clinicians may seek to further increase their pay by writing, speaking, or adding evaluations to their caseload.

PROCESS

Interested applicants should send the below items to [email protected]:

• A brief letter of intent that describes your professional interests and values. Please do not restate what is in your resume, but rather give us a glimmer of your joys and interests as a pediatric neuropsychologist. We’re a light-hearted group of people, so it’s okay to share your joy for the work in your letter of intent.

• Resume/CV

• Two de-identified neuropsychological evaluation reports, one of which assesses for autism

• Two references

• Please include the pronouns you use in your email or resume.