Director of Clinical Training (DCT)
Be a part of a team that truly makes a difference
The Director of Clinical Training (DCT) organizes and oversees all aspects of Center for Anxiety’s APPIC approved doctoral psychology internship (currently under consideration for APA accreditation), as well as our psychology postdoctoral fellowship and externship programs. In addition, the DCT will provide clinical care to patients (approximately 16-20 hours/week), directly supervise 2-4 trainees, and contribute to our on-site didactics teaching program.
Specific responsibilities of the DCT include:
- Overseeing our psychology internship, postdoctoral fellowship, and externship training
- Interfacing with APPIC, APA, and other governing bodies to ensure compliance with training program requirements and achieve/maintain accreditation
- Participating in weekly leadership/administrative meetings to ensure that our training programs receive all necessary resources and integrate within Center for Anxiety as a whole
- Organizing and managing the application, interview, and “match” processes
- Leading orientation for trainees, and establishing training goals for each trainee
- Monitoring trainees’ performance and compliance with Center for Anxiety policies and procedures
- Communicating with trainees’ doctoral programs to provide feedback and coordinate satisfaction of degree requirements
- Addressing grievances and ensuring compliance with due process procedures when applicable, with a focus on engaging in remediation planning for trainees
- Conducting quarterly formal evaluations of supervisors, and review formal program feedback provided by current interns and graduates
Qualifications of applicants must include all of the following:
- A current license or license-eligible in psychology in the state you are applying for employment with Center for Anxiety
- At least two years of post-licensure experience in a related setting (recent licensees are welcome to apply for Clinical Psychologist positions within our program)
- Strong leadership, management, and organizational skills.
- Significant clinical training and experience in providing Cognitive and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (CBT/DBT) to adults, adolescents, and/or children
- A willingness and capacity to handle high risk cases on an outpatient and intensive outpatient basis
- A dedication to provide the highest standard of evidence-based care
Candidates should submit their application at the bottom of the page. Applicants should submit a letter of interest, current Curriculum Vitae, and include names and contact information of 2-3 references. Applicants are asked to please specify in their cover letters which of our sites are geographically feasible, and which is most preferred (note that we have adopted a hybrid remote/in-person model, and staff will be on site 3 days per week). References will only be contacted after interviews are conducted.
The advantages of working at Center for Anxiety include:
Competitive Salary
Fitness and Mental Health Benefits
Professional Development Funds
Collaborative Environment
Professional Growth Opportunities
Employees at Center For Anxiety are also offered:
- 401k with Corporate Match Options
- Hybrid Remote/In-Person Opportunities
- Relocation Funds
- Multiple Prime Office Locations
- Opportunities for Professional Growth and Leadership
- Team Building Events, Happy Hours & Retreats
- In-office Lunch, Snacks, and Drinks
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