Psychologist (Part Time)

Job Summary: JCCA is seeking a part-time licensed psychologist to provide high-quality clinical services to youth and families, along with supervision for doctoral-level psychology trainees. This hybrid role involves evidence-based therapy, comprehensive psychological assessments, and opportunities for leadership and program development. The psychologist will work both on-site at our Bronx office and in a hybrid capacity. As part of JCCA’s Behavioral Health and Wellness Division , the psychologist will contribute to culturally responsive, trauma-informed care within a social justice framework. Responsibilities: Clinical Interventions: Provide individual, dyadic, and group therapy to children and adolescents in foster care and/or the community. Offer conjoint/collateral therapy to support discharge planning, as needed. Develop and facilitate support groups for youth, families, and staff. Conduct psychological assessments, including administration, scoring, and interpretation of cognitive, achievement, projective, adaptive, and neuropsychological measures (as appropriate). Maintain timely clinical documentation for therapy and assessments for billing purposes. Deliver assessment feedback to interdisciplinary teams and clients. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support permanency planning. Provide crisis intervention and assist with psychiatric hospitalizations as needed. Supervision and Leadership: Supervise APA doctoral interns and externs in clinical and assessment work. Review and approve supervisee clinical documentation for billing compliance. Participate in program evaluation and development of APA-accredited training programs. Attend and support recruitment efforts such as internship and externship fairs. Review applications and participate in the selection process for interns and externs. Training: Lead training seminars for staff and psychology trainees. Develop and deliver clinical training to staff, parents, foster parents, and youth. Administrative Responsibilities: Attend case conferences and other relevant administrative meetings. Participate in agency-wide psychology department meetings (quarterly). Attend weekly meetings with the Foster Home Services psychology team. Adhere to OMH and OCFS regulations, including A29i compliance. Report weekly to the Director of Psychology regarding clinical cases, supervision, and program updates. Qualifications: Doctoral degree in Clinical, Counseling, or School Psychology from an APA-accredited program. Licensed as a Psychologist in New York State. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience providing therapy and psychological assessments. Salary is commensurate with years of licensure in New York State, with structured increases based on licensure duration. Strong organizational, communication, and writing skills. Ability to work collaboratively with diverse populations and across disciplines. Technological proficiency and comfort with electronic recordkeeping. Preferred Qualifications: Prior experience supervising doctoral-level trainees. Fluency in Spanish or another language relevant to our client population is a plus. Cultural competence and commitment to equity and inclusion are essential. Salary Range: $54,000 – $58,800 Standard Weekly Hours: 21 hours per week #J-18808-Ljbffr