Use recidivism risk assessment and psychometric expertise as a Forensic Psychologist serving adults through Nova Scotia Health’s specialized program.

The Clinical Psychologist works within the Forensic Sexual Behaviour Program, with assessment primarily centralized in Dartmouth and treatment groups in four Health Zones. Responsibilities include empirically supported services, ethical decision-making, research, prevention initiatives, and potential court testimony. The position also supports training and supervision activities.

Key Responsibilities:

- Assess sexual recidivism risk, needs, personality, and deception
- Deliver empirically supported adult assessment and treatment services
- Support prevention initiatives and program development activities




- Provide potential expert witness testimony when subpoenaed
- Supervise practicum students and participate in internship programming

Requirements:

- PhD or PsyD from an accredited clinical psychology program
- Positive standing or eligibility with the Nova Scotia regulator
- Forensic clinical experience, particularly with sexual offenders
- Knowledge of PPG assessment and psychometric testing
- Ability to address ethics, diagnosis, and complex populations

Bring forensic psychology, risk assessment, and clinical judgment to Nova Scotia Health’s assessment and treatment services.

📌 Forensic Psychologist Sexual Recidivism Assessment (Dartmouth)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health Authority
📍 Dartmouth