Conduct evidence-based psychological assessments for injured workers while applying occupational-focused practice and psychometric expertise. Collaborate with interdisciplinary colleagues to support functional outcomes.

As a Psychologist at Homewood Health, you will assess, diagnose, and develop treatment plans for diverse clients. Your work includes PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, substance use, and concurrent conditions. You will prepare detailed reports supporting treatment and return-to-work decisions.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct occupational-focused psychological assessments for WCB-NS injured workers
- Prepare reports with psychometric data, diagnoses, prognoses, and treatment plans
- Provide fit-to-work statements and psychological readiness consultations




- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams on assessment and treatment planning
- Conduct case audits and support cohesive assessment services

Requirements:

- Master’s degree or PhD in clinical psychology
- Graduation from a CPA or APA approved program
- Registration with the Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in Psychology
- Minimum two years of clinical experience
- Psycho-diagnostic assessment and psychotherapy skills

Apply clinical psychology, psychometric assessment, and interdisciplinary collaboration to support injured workers’ functional and psychological outcomes.

📌 Clinical Psychologist WCB Assessments (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Homewood Health
📍 Nova Scotia