Pediatric Health Psychologist - Kidney Transplant
San Diego, CaliforniaClinical psychologist to provide assessment, intervention, and evaluation to dialysis children and kidney and liver transplant patients through all phases of care.
A member of the interdisciplinary team involved with care planning for medially fragile patients with a focus on adherence and coping.
Preferred: Pediatric experience, biofeedback / mindfulness training, neuropsych testing
JOB SUMMARY:
The Health Psychologist provides direct patient care in various locations within RCHSD. Works collaboratively with treatment teams internal and external partners, and agencies in the development of clinical programming. Works to support the department in the advancement of behavioral health initiatives that aim to improve the health of pediatric populations. When indicated conducts testing, assessments, develops care plans, and implements evidence-based therapies. Psychologist completes documentation per department standards and regulatory guidelines. Participates and leads ongoing initiatives of the department to support the vision and innovation of integrated health care.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Doctorate Degree (non MD)
2 years of experience
CA Licensed Psychologist
BLS for Healthcare Providers, issued by AHA
Successfully complete the credentialing process through Medical Staff Services
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
3 years of experience
Academic emphasis on assessment of children and child development
The expected hiring range for this position is $41.49 to $57.05 |
Rady Children’s Hospital is committed to compensation that is externally competitive and internally equitable. We demonstrate this commitment by conducting regular market reviews to remain competitive with organizations of similar size in the nonprofit, healthcare sector. The range listed above does not represent the full salary range for the position but is the expected hiring range for qualified candidates. Compensation decisions consider a variety of factors including experience, education, licensure, unique skillsets, organizational need, and internal equity. |