Doctorate in Psychology and active California Psychologist License.
Experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.
Experience conducting psychological evaluations and assessments, including competency evaluations.
Training and/or experience in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) highly desired.
Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred.
Responsibilities
Conduct psychological assessments and diagnostic evaluations in both Spanish & English.
Integrate behavioral and psychological information into multidisciplinary reports and prescriptive plans.
Provide crisis intervention support in collaboration with county mental health agencies.
Monitor psychotherapeutic services to ensure quality care for clients.
Consult with case management, clinical teams, and community partners.
Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings to plan and evaluate services.
Train and mentor staff and community service providers.
Benefits
Opportunities for professional development and mentorship.
Collaborative work environment with interdisciplinary teams.
Ability to make a significant impact on individuals with IDD and behavioral health challenges.
Supportive workplace focused on quality care.
Full Job Description
Are you a Bilingual (Spanish/English) Licensed Psychologist passionate about making a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and behavioral health challenges? Join us at The Columbus Organization, a nationally recognized leader in behavioral healthcare.
Bilingual Psychologist
Los Angeles, CA
Full-Time, 8:00AM-5:00PM
$120k-$130k
Role Summary
We are actively interviewing for a full-time, bilingual (Spanish/English) Psychologist to join our team in LA. This role offers a unique opportunity to support individuals with developmental disabilities and behavioral health needs through expert psychological services, collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, and the development of impactful intervention plans.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct psychological assessments and diagnostic evaluations in both Spanish & English.
Ensure that behavioral and psychological information is integrated into a multi-disciplinary report and prescriptive plan to support individuals in achieving self-sufficiency and maximizing their potential.
Provide crisis intervention support in collaboration with county mental health agencies.
Monitor psychotherapeutic services and ensure quality care for clients.
Consult with case management, clinical teams, and community partners.
Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings to plan and evaluate services.
Train and mentor staff and community service providers.
Required Qualifications:
Doctorate in Psychology and active California Psychologist License.
Experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities
Experience conducting psychological evaluations and assessments, including competency evaluations.
Training and/or experience in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) highly desired.
