Clinical Psychologist (Child or Adult)

To qualify for the Clinical Psychologist role at our Easton, MA location, candidates should possess a valid license or be license-eligible in psychology, holding either an EdD, PsyD, or PhD. We are specifically looking for psychologists who are skilled in providing evidence-based treatment interventions for both adults and children. Experience in dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges is essential and will ensure that our team continues to deliver exceptional care.

As a Clinical Psychologist in our Easton, MA practice, you can expect a varied caseload that includes children, adolescents, and adults facing a range of challenges. Many of our clients struggle with trauma, mood disorders, chronic stress, and adjustment-related disorders. You'll be working in a supportive environment that focuses on evidence-based approaches to help clients thrive mentally and emotionally.

The Clinical Psychologist role at our Easton, MA practice offers a robust benefits package which includes medical, vision, and disability insurance, along with a 401(k) match. You will enjoy full malpractice coverage that is completely employer-paid with no tail required, allowing you to focus on your patients without unnecessary worries. Additionally, we provide a sign-on bonus and the opportunity for generous compensation ranging from $100,000 to $135,000 per year.

Absolutely! We value the development of future professionals in the field. As a Clinical Psychologist in our Easton, MA practice, you will have the opportunity to supervise interns and postdoctoral fellows. This not only enhances your leadership skills but also provides additional compensation for your guidance and mentorship.

What sets our Clinical Psychologist position apart from others in Easton, MA is our commitment to work-life balance and scheduling autonomy. Our psychologists enjoy a flexible hybrid work model, allowing them to conduct telehealth sessions from home while also connecting with clients in our well-appointed offices. Coupled with minimal paperwork and an exceptional support staff, this role enables you to focus on what you do best—providing top-notch psychological care.

Our practice is dedicated to the continuous growth and development of our Clinical Psychologists. We offer APA-approved continuing education opportunities in-house, along with peer consultation groups that foster collaboration and shared learning. Moreover, our robust risk management supports your practice while allowing you to stay updated on best practices in the field.

Certainly! We offer flexible scheduling options, including part-time arrangements for Clinical Psychologists at our Easton, MA office. This flexibility allows you to maintain a fulfilling professional life while also balancing personal commitments.

When answering this question, emphasize specific evidence-based techniques you've used, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or play therapy. Discuss how you tailor these interventions to meet the unique needs of each child and their family.

In tackling challenging behaviors, detail your approach to building rapport and trust with adolescents. Share specific methods you employ, like behavior modification strategies or motivational interviewing, and provide examples of your success in these scenarios.

Discuss the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration. Share an example of a situation where you worked alongside other mental health practitioners, school personnel, or primary care providers to create a comprehensive treatment plan for a client.

Illustrate your commitment to professional development by discussing your participation in professional organizations, attending conferences, and engaging in peer-reviewed journals. Mention specific areas of focus that align with the role you’re applying for.

Share your comfort level and any tools or technologies you use for telehealth, highlighting any training you’ve had in this area. You might also discuss how you overcome challenges related to building rapport and maintaining confidentiality in a virtual space.

Discuss your understanding of the significance of family systems in therapy. Provide insights into how you assess family involvement and offer examples of techniques you use, like family therapy or psychoeducation, to improve outcomes.

Explain your time management techniques, such as prioritization and scheduling, and how these methods allow you to maintain a balanced workload while focusing on high-quality patient care.

Express your strong belief in the value of evidence-based practices, sharing how they guide your treatment decisions. Highlight successful cases where these practices have led to positive client outcomes.

Describe your training and experience in crisis intervention, ensuring to cover your ability to assess risk, implement safety plans, and involve appropriate resources to ensure client security.

Articulate your passion for mental health and the fulfillment you derive from helping clients navigate their challenges. Share personal anecdotes or experiences that led you to pursue this profession.