Registered Psychologists with robust assessment skills can support children and families through evidence-informed practice at The Family Centre. Build collaborative relationships across communities.

This position provides comprehensive assessments for children, youth, young adults, caregivers, and families referred through Children and Family Services. Work includes interviews, testing, observations, consultation, and report writing. Findings inform child safety, family functioning, developmental needs, and intervention planning.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct psychological, parenting capacity, and safety risk assessments
- Review records, interview clients, and observe relevant behaviour
- Administer and interpret appropriate standardized measures
- Write objective reports with practical recommendations and diagnoses




- Collaborate with practitioners, caregivers, Indigenous communities, and professionals

Requirements:

- Master’s degree or doctorate in Psychology
- Full Alberta registration and valid practice permit
- Independent comprehensive assessment and psychometric interpretation experience
- Knowledge of child development, trauma, and family relationships
- Strong communication, judgment, collaboration, and workload management

Apply your assessment expertise, clinical judgment, and trauma-informed approach as a Registered Psychologist supporting children, youth, and families.

📌 Registered Psychologist Child Family Assessment (Canada)
🏢 The Family Centre of Northern Alberta
📍 Canada