Neuropsychologist - Flexible Schedule at BNBA (Nova Scotia)

Neuropsychologist - Flexible Schedule at BNBA (Nova Scotia)

23 Aug
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Boston Neurobehavioral Associates
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Nova Scotia

23 Aug

Boston Neurobehavioral Associates

Nova Scotia

Join Boston Neurobehavioral Associates as a Neuropsychologist with a versatile schedule designed to support work-life balance. Engage with patients through detailed cognitive assessments and psychological evaluations.

In this role at Boston Neurobehavioral Associates, you will utilize your clinical skills to conduct psychological assessments and support a varied patient base. Your expertise will contribute to diagnosing conditions including ADHD, mood disorders, and dementia. Strong communication and report-writing skills are essential for this position, as is a commitment to anti-racism and diversity.

Key Responsibilities:
• Administer neuropsychological assessments accurately
• Develop diagnostic impressions through evaluations




• Write clear assessment reports for patients
• Ensure accurate clinical documentation
• Work collaboratively with a diverse healthcare team

Requirements:
• Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology
• Completed postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Massachusetts licensure required
• Experience conducting assessments
• Interest in working with culturally diverse populations

Drive impactful patient care while enjoying flexible scheduling and comprehensive benefits at BNBA.
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📌 Neuropsychologist - Flexible Schedule at BNBA (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Boston Neurobehavioral Associates
📍 Nova Scotia

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