Psychologist-NDC (758666)

Minimum Qualifications

Possession of a current license to practice psychology as issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychology. Experience in behavior disorders.
Basic computer skills to include, but not limited, to Microsoft Office Products.

Role Description:

The Children’s Bureau contracts with clinical staff to provide support and expertise in identified areas. Working within the Children’s Bureau as a clinical consultant the selected candidate will share subject matter expertise in the manner requested, be responsible for developing and presenting information to a variety of audiences, and assist with a wide range of activities to overall benefit the children’s behavioral health system. Clinical consultants may be asked to work independently on projects, work in diverse teams and stakeholder environments, and provide formal presentations. A licensed psychologist is preferred for this position, but other licensed professionals will be considered based on strengths and experience. This position will assist in establishing policy for children’s behavioral health in Pennsylvania.

The following job duties have been identified as critical components of your position as a clinical consultant:

Clinical knowledge and background

· Familiarity with a range of clinical modalities and evidence-based practices across levels of care

· Direct clinical experience serving youth with behavioral health disorders and their families

· Comfortable facilitating conversations regarding the range of behavioral health needs affecting youth and their families

· Commitment to promoting trauma-informed care and approaches as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across activities

Policy & Research

· Utilize federal, national, state, academic and clinical research and/or policy findings to present information relevant to Children’s Bureau initiatives

· Participate in drafting of policy

· Developing written guidance and providing technical assistance to stakeholders.

Project management

· Coordinate with diverse stakeholder partners to collaborate on diverse behavioral health initiatives such as school based behavioral health, early childhood and maternal health, and family engagement efforts

· Outline key deliverables and timelines

· Grant writing and applications as applicable

· Stakeholder facilitation

· Provide trainings virtually and in person

Staff and project coordination

· Coordinate with staff and stakeholders as situations dictate.

· Attend and participate in Children’s Bureau staff meetings.

About Us:

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