Job details
Salary $120,000 - $160,000 a year job type full-time part-time number of hires for this role 2
Qualifications
Master`s (preferred)
Full job description
Clinical psychologist
Practice overview
Cambridge psychology group is a multi-specialty center dedicated to providing evidence-based therapy, consultation, and training for adults and youth in the greater boston area, massachusetts, and beyondWe were formed by harvard-trained psychologists with expertise in anxiety, ocd, depression, bipolar disorder, adhd, substance use problems, borderline personality disorder, post- traumatic-stress disorder, and other related conditions.
Our team currently includes 13 therapists and 5 staff members, most of whom are psychologists and social workers who met each other while training at mclean hospitalWe are working together to build a community of kind, bright, dedicated, caring providers who want to work, learn, and grow together throughout their careers.
In this new age of mental healthcare, our aim is to utilize a hybrid care model, meaning that our therapists can work fully remote, fully in-person, or a combination of bothWe believe that a hybrid model will lead to happier therapists and happier clients because of the flexibility and access that it affordsUltimately, we are aiming to create a community in which our therapists feel supported, connected, and inspired and are continually training in the latest advancements in our fieldWe believe that this type of community will translate to the highest possible standard of care for our clients.
Our approach
Our work is grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt), including acceptance and commitment therapy (act), exposure and response prevention (erp), dialectical behavior therapy (dbt), executive functioning coaching, and many more techniques that lead to positive changes in our clients’ livesMany of our therapists are active contributors to the research base supporting cbt.
In addition to individual therapy, we aim to be one of massachusetts`s leading providers of group therapyWe currently offer 13 therapy groups within 2 tracks: a general track and an ocd trackOur groups center on many topics, including anxiety, depression, substance use, grief, procrastination, perfectionism, ocd, cbt, act, and dbtWe hope to continue expanding our therapy groups and iop programs in new directions.
Job summary
As a clinical psychologist at cpg, you will be joining a team of mental health professionals who are dedicated, caring, and innovativeWe are looking for psychologists who want to provide evidence- based therapies to adults and/or youth with the highest standards of careWe believe that therapists provide the best care when they are part of a community that supports them in pursuing their interests and valuesThus, we enjoy having a team of therapists with diverse specialties and strengths within evidence-based practiceOur aim is to help you be the therapist that you most want to be.
Our ideal team members enjoy the freedom and autonomy of private practice but also want connection with a community of terrific therapistsOur community supports peer consultations, team-building events, sharing of expertise, mentorships, linked resources, and opportunities to train and learn together about leading evidence-based therapies.
As a newer group practice, we also have many opportunities for our therapists to grow into leadership rolesThese could include starting therapy groups of your own, developing and directing iop programs, supervising trainees, leading rounds, training staff members in your areas of expertise, presenting and engaging in outreach efforts at the local and national level, or expanding our practice into new services, client populations, or technologies.
We have an expert team of support staff that is amazing at recruiting clients, conducting intake calls, coordinating referrals, and managing billing and technical supportYou can choose clients who are an ideal fit for you and focus on what you do best: providing innovative, compassionate therapy.
Our practice is private pay, which means that we are out-of-network with insurance companiesHowever, our support staff works diligently to help our clients seek partial reimbursement from their insuranceBy paying privately, clients can have more control over their privacy because details about clients’ treatment are not submitted to insurance companiesPrivate payment also allows treatment plans to be tailored precisely to the needs of our clients.
Responsibilities
Conduct evidence-based individual psychotherapy (cbt, erp, act, dbt, cpt, pe, motivational interviewing, parent management training, etc.)
Participate in meetings and coordinate care with other team members as needed
Maintain licensure in massachusetts
If interested, there also will be opportunities to:
Lead, co-lead or create therapy groups of your own
Develop and direct an iop program with support from directors
Conduct psychodiagnostic or neuropsychological assessments
Offer presentations or trainings to the community
Create blog posts
Join in trainings and continuing education experiences offered in the practice
Supervise and train graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and early career therapists
Qualifications
Phd or psyd from an apa-accredited doctoral program in clinical psychology
Completed an apa-accredited internship
Licensed or pursuing a license as a psychologist in massachusetts
Expertise in providing evidence-based therapy to adults, adolescents, or children
High demand areas include depression, anxiety disorders, ocd and related disorders, substance use, adhd, bpd, bipolar disorder, family therapy, and parent training
Experience with group therapy is helpful but not essential
Commitment to cultural humility, diversity, and inclusion
Benefits
Market-leading compensation and options for benefits package with uncapped earnings
Full-time, part-time, and fee-for-service flexibility
Ability to work remotely, in-person, or a combination of both
Access to health, dental and vision insurance
Support from a caring team of professionals informally and through peer consultation groups, rounds, supervision, and training
Opportunities for leadership in our growing practice
Strong work-life balance
Expert support staff
Customized marketing
Job types: full-time, part-time
Pay: $120,000.00 - $160,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k)
Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance
Education:
Master`s (preferred)
Work location:
Fully remote
Work location: remote
