Job description
Northpoint Behavioral Health is seeking a licensed Clinical Psychologist to join our collaborative team in Seattle. We deliver evidence based psychotherapies and comprehensive diagnostic assessments to a diverse patient population. This full time role offers opportunity for growth, supervision, and leadership within a thriving practice.
As a Clinical Psychologist you will conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, provide individual and group therapy, collaborate with psychiatrists and social workers, and contribute to program development and quality improvement.
Qualifications include a doctoral degree in psychology, licensure in the state of Washington, strong CBT and ACT skills, and a commitment to ethical, patient-centered care. We offer competitive compensation, generous benefits, flexible scheduling, and a supportive supervision structure.
Responsibility
- Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments and diagnostic interviews
- Develop and implement evidence-based treatment plans for adults and, where appropriate, couples and families
- Provide individual and group therapy using CBT, ACT, or other evidence-based modalities
- Monitor patient progress, document notes, and ensure compliance with legal and regulatory standards
- Collaborate with psychiatrists, primary care, social workers, and care coordination teams
- Supervise and mentor junior staff or interns; contribute to program development and quality improvement
- Participate in case conferences, data-driven outcome measurement, and accreditation activities
Qualification
- Doctoral degree in psychology (PsyD or PhD) from APA-accredited program
- Current Washington state psychology license or eligible for licensure
- Demonstrated experience delivering evidence-based therapies such as CBT and ACT
- Strong diagnostic assessment and psychotherapy skills; experience with psychological testing is a plus
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and ethical practice
- Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team and a commitment to patient-centered care