Psychologists – State of Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
Norfolk Regional Center and Lincoln Regional Center
The Norfolk Regional Center and Lincoln Regional Center are looking for a Psychologist at each facility. Be a part of a dynamic team in helping people live better lives. Psychologists take a leadership role at both facilities. Both positions include a competitive base salary, exceptional benefit package, and Student Loan Forgiveness Program.
Please click HERE to learn about the Norfolk Regional Center opening.
Please click HERE to learn about the Lincoln Regional Center opening.
(Posted 12/3/18)
______________________
Psychologist or Therapist to Join Practice
The Psychology Center is looking for an experienced full-time and part-time psychologist or therapist to join our practice. The Psychology Center is a long-standing practice and has been located at 7441 O St. Suite 402, Lincoln, NE since 1992. The practice currently consists of four psychologists and one licensed social worker.
Unlike many practices, we are primarily an office sharing practice. All practitioners work for themselves and we do not take a percentage of income generated. We have a thriving referral basis, and can assist with the development of a caseload.
We value the relationships between each other and offer a relaxed, comfortable work environment. If you would like to have further information or set up an interview you can contact DeAnne Printz, Ph.D. at 402-310-8105 or Helen Montoya, Ph.D. at 402-429-4399.
(Posted 11/13/18)
______________________
Pediatric Clinical Psychologist
Center for Disabilities and Development
Iowa’s Center for Excellence on Disabilities
The Center for Disabilities and Development (CDD) is seeking pediatric, clinical psychologists to diagnose and treat neurodevelopmental disabilities within our multi-disciplinary, healthcare team. Our clinical psychologists provide psychological/ neuropsychological assessment and behavioral assessment and treatment for infants, children and young adults in a tertiary-level, clinical outpatient setting.
The Center for Disabilities and Development is dedicated to improving the health and independence of people with disabilities and creating a life with opportunities for everyone. As a multi-disciplinary center of excellence, The CDD integrates a broad array of clinical services in one location, including developmental and behavioral pediatrics, nursing, speech-language pathology, occupational and physical therapy, psychology, social work, education, and audiology, and thus provides an ideal environment for patient care, education and research. Our clinical team works with patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, behavior disorders, cerebral palsy, cognitive disorders, Down syndrome, Fragile X and spina bifida. Families who come to our clinic often have complex needs which is why CDD uses a team approach, bringing together the right experts to help families find answers. At the heart of each team are the patient and family. For more information please visit https://uichildrens.org/medical-services/center-disabilities-and-development
Click HERE for additional information including required and desired qualifications, as well as how to apply.
(Posted 10/9/18)
