Testing Psychologist
Position Title
Lifespan neuropsychologist or testing psychologist. Full-time position (32-40 hours per week).
Position Availability
Immediate with flexibility surrounding the start date.
Post-doctoral candidates (who are nearing completion of an APA/APPIC internship and are working towards accruing supervised hours for psychology licensure in the State of Wisconsin are strongly encouraged to apply.
Position Description
Madison Neuropsychological Services, LLC (MNS) is a respected private practice located in South Central Wisconsin. To better meet the neuropsychological evaluation needs of our community, MNS is looking for a WI-licensed or license-eligible psychologist to join as an associate in a group practice setting.
This is a W2 position. Competitive compensation is based upon a percentage of income received.
The position is primarily assessment; however, there is the potential to maintain a small therapy caseload. For licensed psychologists, there is the possibility to supervise graduate-level students as well as utilize a psychometrist, if interested.
Common referral questions include issues such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Specific Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders, as well as intellectual giftedness or delay, memory difficulties, and emotional/behavioral challenges.
Madison Neuropsychological Services is located inside a large, medically oriented office building. The facility offers plenty of on-site and heated garage parking. MNS is proud to be an inclusive practice that serves diverse populations in a welcoming and supportive environment. Please visit our website for detailed information about our practice: https://www.madisonneuropsych.com/
Duties and Responsibilities
For full-time employees: Conduct a minimum of three evaluations per week (intake and feedback sessions are offered via telehealth or in person
Complete neuropsychological report writing.
Supervise graduate-level trainees on assessment administration, scoring, and data interpretation.
Demonstrate professionalism by working as a team player alongside MNS staff, including the office manager, owner/associate psychologists, psychometrists, and graduate-level trainees.
Operate in an ethical manner in accordance with the state and national guidelines (APA).
Amenities Provided by MNS
Steady referral stream (majority of MNS patients are pediatric and young-adult populations).
Flexible hybrid work setting: however, all testing is completed on-site at MNS.
Competitive compensation (based upon production and percentage of income received; full-time expected salary is estimated at $75,000-$100,000+).
Credentialing for all MNS insurance panels (Quartz HMO and SSM/DHP).
Access to test administration and scoring materials (including iPads for Q-Interactive administration and a laptop for computer administrations, as well as access to online assessment platforms).
Access to a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform via https://doxy.me/ (for intake and feedback sessions).
Post-doc trainees seeking a WI psychology license are encouraged to apply.
Applicant must have obtained a Doctorate degree in psychology or a related field (PhD/PsyD/EdD).
Obtain a WI psychology license (in good standing) or be license eligible.
Prior training experience with neuropsychological assessment administration/scoring/interpretation (including assessment-focused practica, internship, and/or post-doc training). Administrative support for new patient intake and office management
Use of HIPAA-compliant email, faxing, and phone services.
Individual account to the MNS Electronic Health Record platform (Intake Q/Practice Q).
Full use of a renovated and furnished office space within a serene and welcoming atmosphere.
Regular peer consultation (monthly staff meetings are required).
Opportunities for professional networking within the practice and community.
MNS employees are eligible for 401K contribution-matching through MNS (after 1 yr. of employment).
Post-doc trainees will receive funding provided by MNS to attend up to two professional conferences.
Benefits of Private Practice at MNS
Flexible scheduling and caseload (can specify age-group and diagnostic preferences).
Professional, supportive, and collaborative work culture.
Robust assessment library (MNS will often order specific assessments based on clinician preferences).
Technology-savvy practice (using internet-based platforms for practice management and assessment
Required Qualifications
Post-doc trainees seeking a WI psychology license are encouraged to apply.
Applicant must have obtained a Doctorate degree in psychology or a related field (PhD/PsyD/EdD).
Obtain a WI psychology license (in good standing) or be license eligible.
Prior training experience with neuropsychological assessment administration/scoring/interpretation (including assessment-focused practica, internship, and/or post-doc training)..
Application Materials
A letter of intent outlining the candidate’s prior assessment experience & goodness of fit at MNS.
Current resume or CV with three professional references (please include contact information).
A sample of de-identified evaluation reports (2 or 3 assessment-focused reports highlighting different
diagnoses and patient populations are preferred).
Interested candidates should email the above application materials to info@madisonneuropsych.com.