Psychologist/Specialist Psychologist

About the Role

Join Department of Communities and Justice as a Psychologist/Specialist Psychologist in United States.

Key Responsibilities

• (On‑the‑job training provided) As a Psychologist or Specialist Psychologist, you will: Conduct psychological assessments and interventions to people who offend and/or are on remand.

• Provide expert consultation to staff on offender mental health and criminogenic risk assessment, including sexual and violent offending.

• Preparing reports, advice and consultations, and maintaining concise documentation and case notes for offenders engaging in psychological services and programs.

• Maintain accurate records using the Offender Integrated Management System (OIMS).

Requirements

• for A motivated psychologist committed to delivering ethical, effective services in a community corrections environment.

• Experience or strong interest in community‑based offender assessment, criminogenic risk assessment, and behavioural intervention.

• Knowledge of evidence‑based approaches to risk, mental health, cognitive impairment, and behaviour management Strong skills in report writing, consultation, and interagency collaboration.

• Ability to work flexibly and resiliently with individuals who have complex needs.

Benefits & Compensation

• PSLF eligible (Public Service Loan Forgiveness).

Work Schedule

• Full-time position.

• No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

This position offers student loan benefits. Work with Department of Communities and Justice in United States.