Licensed Psychologist

Job Description

Momentous Institute has been dedicated to strengthening the mental health of children, families, and communities for over a century. Each year, our organization supports individuals through innovative mental health services, our nationally recognized Momentous School , and professional training for educators, doctoral students, and professionals who work with children. Our evidence-based insights extend the impact of our work well beyond those we directly serve, fostering a world of emotionally thriving people reaching their full potential.

Our team of over 30 licensed psychologists, licensed professional counselors, licensed clinical social workers, licensed marriage and family therapists, paraprofessionals, clinical trainees, and specialized support staff are committed to providing systemic, trauma-informed mental health services integrating brain and strengths-based perspectives. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to heal and thrive. Therefore, we offer services in both English and Spanish on a sliding scale, ensuring that no family is turned away due to financial constraints.

Role: This role provides direct services to children, adolescents, and families as well as supervision and training to doctoral trainees, including doctoral practicum student, psychology interns as part of an APA-Accredited Internship Program, and postdoctoral fellows (-training).

Professional Responsibilities :

• Provide assessment, psychotherapy (individual, family, and group) and consulting services to children, adolescents and families in a multidisciplinary outpatient setting. Momentous Institute is committed to diversifying the way psychological services are provided. Therefore, some clinical interventions may be provided in the community in collaboration with organization partners.
• Supervise the clinical and administrative work of psychology trainees, including supervision of both therapy and assessment. If the psychologist is bilingual in English and Spanish, this will include supervision of services provided in Spanish.
• Attend weekly planning and training meetings to contribute to the implementation and development of training programs at Momentous Institute.
• Collaborate with training committee members and Momentous Institute staff as needed to support the development of trainees.  
• Provide training (in the community and internally) on topics relevant to the field of child/family psychology.
• Work in collaboration with Momentous School to support the needs of referred students, their families and teachers.
• Participate in program evaluation efforts within the organization.
• Maintain all paperwork requirements for both clinical and supervision services.