Clinical Psychologist III
- NL, Canada
Hours75 bi-weekly (8-hour shifts; days) SalaryCG-46 (CAD 60.38 - CAD 67.20 per hour) which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable Competition NumberVAC0030720 Posted Date2026-10-30 Closing DateOpen until filled.
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- Pay
- Hours75 bi-weekly (8-hour shifts; days) SalaryCG-46 (CAD 60.38 - CAD 67.20 per hour) which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable Competition NumberVAC0030720 Posted Date2026-10-30 Closing DateOpen until filled.
- Education
- Doctoral degree
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
| Zone: Eastern Urban Zone Location: Janeway Children's Hospital Clinical Psychologist III Children and Women's Health Program Child Development and Rehabilitation Temporary Full-time (until February 11, 2028, with the possibility of extension) AAHP 01229RP1 |
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| Hours | 75 bi-weekly (8-hour shifts; days) |
| Salary | CG-46 (CAD 60.38 - CAD 67.20 per hour) which includes any negotiated wage adjustment and/or supplement as applicable |
| Competition Number | VAC0030720 |
| Posted Date | 2026-10-30 |
| Closing Date | Open until filled. |
| Demands, duties, qualifications | Job Summary The Psychologist works closely with the interdisciplinary team (Neurologist, Developmental Pediatrician, Social Worker, Physiotherapist, Recreational Therapy Specialist, Occupational Therapist, Speech-Language Pathologist and other specialties) providing services to children and their families aged 0-18. The Development and Rehabilitation Team is a specialized team that serves a very diverse population of children and adolescents. The psychologist works within multiple specialized clinics including Musculoskeletal, Down Syndrome, Craniofacial, Neuromuscular, Neuromotor, and Cerebral Palsy (includes brain injuries). Team members must not only be experts in their respective fields, but also highly versed in areas of neurology, pharmacological interventions, genetics, neurodevelopment, rehabilitation, and chronic illness. Further, the psychologist in this position is responsible for one of three travelling clinics to remote regions of the province (the other psychologist for the service covers the other two regions). This entails having a wide knowledge of cultural, linguistic, and historic background with which to create culturally sound assessments and intervention for individuals living in those regions. This position functions autonomously and uses critical thinking and independent analysis/judgment in the application of specialized psychological knowledge and principles in clinical practice. The incumbent is responsible for the provision of psychological/cognitive assessment, standardized psychometric testing, formulation of the diagnosis based upon the DSM-5-TR criterion, and therapeutic intervention for children/adolescents and their families within a chronic illness and physical disability framework. The incumbent provides/supervises specialized therapy in situations where the application of professional analysis based upon a broad range of theoretical frameworks in complex practice situations is essential. The clinician has a specialty area of children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental conditions and functions autonomously using independent judgment in determining appropriate assessment, diagnosis and interventions and then developing, implementing and evaluating/analyzing treatment plans. Work involves providing clinical education and consultation to physicians and other professional personnel; mentoring; coaching and clinical consultation to enhance the delivery of client care to inpatients, day patients, and outpatients; provision of leadership direction for professional development; clinical education and consultation with other organizations and agencies; research and evaluation of services; ensuring compliance with professional standards; and development and implementation of psychology policies as they affect population groups. The Psychologist responds to broader systems issues impacting on services to specific client populations. This position also includes advanced clinical supervisory and leadership responsibilities in the discipline of psychology. The Psychologist provides supervision across the range of training experiences offered at NL Health Services. This may include: advanced doctoral-level clinical supervision, training, and consultation to masters- and doctoral-level provisionally registered Psychologists seeking registration with the Newfoundland and Labrador Psychology Board (NLPB); to doctoral-level graduate students in clinical Psychology; and Pre-Doctoral Psychology Residents. Furthermore, the Psychologist has an integral role in the development and ongoing maintenance of training in clinical psychology within the Development and Rehabilitation Division and the broader system of NL Health Services. This position reports to the Division Manager for Children’s and Women’s Health, and maintains accountability to the Provincial Professional Practice Consultant for Psychology for integrity and professional practice issues. Job Demands By applying for this job, you acknowledge an understanding that regular requirements and demands of this job include (but are not limited to): Occasionally, there is lifting or physical strength required, less than 10 lbs for files, boxes, or equipment. Regularly sits; occasionally works in awkward/cramped positions, and stands. The psychologist may provide services in conjunction with other disciplines and as such, may be required to sit or stand in alternative environments (e.g. physiotherapy pool, occupational therapy bathroom). Uses fine finger/precision work when on the computer and visual concentration is required when in sessions with patients (i.e. reviewing patient charts/notes, tests and for documenting work, and when reading or researching information). Visual concentration is required to interpret patient observations and integrate into patient evaluation. Auditory concentration is constantly required in sessions with patients to listen attentively, to be alert and to obtain and interpret information correctly. A higher than normal level of attentiveness is required when assessing high risk patients. Travel to outlying regions is required. Job Qualifications Graduation with an approved/recognized Doctorate Degree in Clinical Psychology is required. Registration or provisional registration with Newfoundland and Labrador Psychology Board is required. Graduate course work and supervised experience in psychological assessment, particularly cognitive and adaptive functioning assessment, and treatment with individuals and families, with a specific focus on children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental conditions. Exhibited strong communication, program development and evaluation skills. Possessed proven analytical, critical reasoning, collaboration, problem solving, decision-making and organizational skills. Demonstrated ability to direct, supervise and mentor students. Demonstrated ability to effectively translate and communicate knowledge in the specialized area of psychology practice to others. Demonstrated ability to work effectively within an interprofessional environment and provide clinical consultation. Ability to work autonomously, prioritizing caseloads and client needs. Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain a constructive working rapport with clients. Demonstrated strong awareness of ethical principles and standards of professional conduct. A satisfactory record of work performance is required. * Current internal Clinical Psychologist who possess an approved/recognized Master Degree in Clinical Psychology will be considered for this position. |
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Responsibilities
The Clinical Psychologist III at Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services will assess children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental conditions, diagnose and treat them and their families, and supervise trainee psychologists. The role also includes consulting with the healthcare team, evaluating services, and travelling to remote regions.
Requirements
Candidates need a doctorate in clinical psychology and registration or provisional registration with the Newfoundland and Labrador Psychology Board. Strong assessment, supervision, interprofessional collaboration and communication skills are required.
Skills
- Psychological assessment
- Standardized psychometric testing
- Cognitive and adaptive functioning assessment
- DSM-5-TR diagnosis
- Therapeutic intervention
- Child and adolescent psychology
- Neurodevelopmental conditions
- Clinical supervision
- Mentoring
- Clinical consultation
- Program development and evaluation
- Research and evaluation
- Interprofessional collaboration
- Ethical practice
- Report writing
- Cultural competence
- Crisis and high-risk assessment
Categories
- Healthcare
- Social Services
- Education
Keywords
- clinical psychologist
- psychological assessment
- neuropsychology
- neurodevelopmental disorders
- child psychology
- cognitive assessment
- adaptive functioning
- DSM-5-TR
- psychometric testing
- clinical supervision
- pediatric rehabilitation
- interdisciplinary team
- chronic illness
- cerebral palsy
- Down syndrome
- travelling clinic
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- temporary full-time
Seniority
Senior
Licences and certifications
- Newfoundland and Labrador Psychology Board registration
Languages
- English
Fields of study
- Clinical Psychology