Rehabilitation Psychologist

The rehabilitation psychologist performs thorough evaluations and formulates measurable objectives in collaboration with the rehabilitation team. They provide psychological interventions and feedback to clients and their families, adjusting treatment as necessary to maximize results.

Candidates must have a phd, psy.d, or equivalent in clinical psychology, rehabilitation psychology, or counseling psychology, along with one year of post-Doctoral training and three years of clinical experience. A professional license and effective communication skills are also required.