Assessment Psychologist

About the Organization We exist to change the understanding of students with learning differences and mental health concerns, helping them build strengths and thrive academically and personally. Our focus is on ADHD, learning disabilities, anxiety and depression, and their intersection. We specialize in early, accurate assessment that benefits students and families. Job Type Full‑time Location & Compensation Bay Area, CA (San Jose / Palo Alto). On‑site, 3 days a week. Salary $120,000–$150,000 annually. Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments across cognitive, academic, attention, executive functioning, and social‑emotional domains. Conduct clinical interviews, develop case formulations, and deliver clear feedback to clients, families, and colleagues. Develop evidence‑based recommendations and treatment plans that drive meaningful outcomes. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team and contribute to community education and outreach. Qualifications Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from an accredited program. Active California psychology license in good standing (or eligibility). Knowledge of ADHD, learning disabilities, and anxiety/depression in adolescent and young adult populations. Comfort with telehealth platforms and EHR systems. Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills; bilingual in Spanish a plus. Benefits & Culture Specialized, mission‑driven work focused on supporting people with learning differences. Opportunity to see the full arc of impact, from initial evaluation to follow‑up. Collaborative interdisciplinary model with learning specialists, clinicians, educators, and other experts. Leading organization known for rigorous, evidence‑based assessment and advocacy for students. #J-18808-Ljbffr Children's Health Council