Clinical Psychologist - Philadelphia, PA

To become a Clinical Psychologist at LifeStance Health in Philadelphia, PA, you need to be fully licensed and credentialed in one or more US states, holding either a Ph.D. or Psy.D. Additionally, experience in caring for adult or child and adolescent populations is essential.

Yes, the Clinical Psychologist position at LifeStance Health offers full-time opportunities. The income ranges from $110,000 to $120,000, reflecting the value we place on our practitioners.

At LifeStance Health, the work schedule for Clinical Psychologists is highly flexible. You will enjoy a 100% outpatient setting with no nights, hospital calls, or weekends required.

LifeStance Health offers a full benefits package for Clinical Psychologists, including health, dental, vision, life insurance, a 401(k) plan with matching contributions, paid parental leave, holidays, and sick PTO.

Absolutely! LifeStance Health provides options for both telemedicine and in-person consultations, allowing you to tailor your work environment to fit your lifestyle.

Clinical Psychologists at LifeStance Health will receive comprehensive administrative support to help ease paperwork and logistics, allowing you to focus on patient care. The company encourages a collegial and collaborative work environment.

LifeStance Health is the fastest growing behavioral health practice in the country, providing a unique opportunity to join a forward-thinking team that truly values mental healthcare. You’ll benefit from unlimited earning potential, a comprehensive benefits package, and a strong commitment to work/life balance.

Consider sharing personal experiences or formative moments that drove your passion for psychology. Highlight how this motivation translates into your approach to patient care.

Be specific about the types of assessments you've performed. Describe your methods and how you ensure an accurate understanding of a patient's needs.

Discuss your techniques for building rapport and trust with patients. It’s crucial to show your understanding of different strategies for overcoming resistance.

Mention specific modalities you are proficient in, such as CBT or DBT. Provide examples of how you've applied these techniques effectively with clients.

Share personal strategies you've employed, like time management skills or the importance of self-care, emphasizing your understanding of the significant mental load this role can entail.

Choose a case that showcases your problem-solving skills. Discuss the challenges faced, the methods employed to navigate them, and the ultimate outcome for the patient.

Illustrate your commitment to continued education through workshops, peer collaboration, and current literature, showcasing your dedication to providing the best care possible.

Articulate your perspective on the integration of mental health into overall health care. Discuss how psychologists can support and enhance physical health outcomes.

Explain your strategies for establishing trust and openness, such as asking open-ended questions and demonstrating active listening skills to foster a supportive environment.

Identify essential qualities such as empathy, respect, patience, and the ability to adapt your approach based on individual patient needs. Discuss how these factors contribute to successful outcomes.