Diagnosing Clinical Psychologist (Dallas/Fort Worth region)

Overview Licensed Clinical Psychologist - Autism Diagnostic Evaluations (Licensed Ph.D./Psy.D.) Help Children. Focus on Clinical Excellence. Leave the Administrative Work to Us. At Behavioral Innovations, our mission is to transform the lives of children with autism through early identification and compassionate care. As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, you'll focus on conducting comprehensive autism diagnostic evaluations and providing guidance to families—while our Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) and Operations teams handle the administrative responsibilities. If you're passionate about diagnosing autism in children and want flexibility to design your own schedule while working with an experienced interdisciplinary team, we'd love to meet you. Location Dallas/Fort Worth, TX metroplex Work Schedule This is a hybrid position where psychologists conduct in-person autism evaluations at assigned centers and complete report writing and documentation remotely. What Makes This Opportunity Different? Hybrid work environment Monday‑Friday schedule with no evenings or weekends Flexible scheduling - you create your own schedule within our operating hours Approximately 2 hours of in‑person testing per evaluation Administrative support provided by dedicated Operations and Revenue Cycle teams so you can focus on patient care Up to $2,000 annually for Continuing Education Work life Balance: 20 days PTO, 7 Paid Holidays, plus 3 paid Continuing Education days Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision, and supplemental benefits Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Collaborative, mission‑driven culture focused on improving children's lives Your Role and What You'll Do As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, you'll serve as an integral member of our Diagnostic Services team, helping families receive timely, accurate autism diagnoses that guide meaningful treatment recommendations. You'll focus on high‑quality clinical care while our Operations and Revenue Cycle teams support the non‑clinical aspects of the practice. Conduct comprehensive autism diagnostic evaluations for children using standardized assessment measures Determine whether children meet diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder or require additional evaluation Interpret testing results and develop accurate clinical diagnoses Prepare comprehensive, timely, and clinically sound psychological evaluation reports Provide evidence‑based treatment recommendations and referrals Meet with families to review findings and answer questions with empathy and professionalism Collaborate with physicians, BCBAs, clinical leaders, and interdisciplinary care teams Participate in program development, education, community outreach, and clinical training opportunities as appropriate Provide supervision to staff when appropriate Requirements Required: Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Ph.D. or Psy.D.) Active psychologist license in Texas, Oklahoma, or Colorado Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from an APA‑accredited program Completion of an APA‑accredited doctoral internship Experience diagnosing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in children Experience conducting comprehensive autism diagnostic evaluations using standardized assessment tools Strong knowledge of psychological testing, psychometrics, child development, and DSM diagnostic criteria Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to effectively communicate findings and recommendations with children and families from diverse backgrounds Commitment to ethical, evidence‑based clinical practice Ability to travel approximately 20%‑40% to assigned centers and corporate meetings Preferred: Pediatric and/or child psychology experience with a focus on autism evaluations #J-18808-Ljbffr Behavioral Innovations (BI)