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Clinical Psychologist
Job Description
Service location Riverside Indian School campus, Oklahoma
Schedule School hours, with additional availability as needed for crisis response
Position Summary
Provide clinical mental and behavioral health services that support the emotional well-being, safety, and daily functioning of Native students at Riverside Indian School. The Clinical Psychologist delivers assessment, therapy, treatment planning, and crisis intervention using evidence-based, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive approaches. This position focuses on clinical care and does not include psychoeducational testing, special education eligibility assessments, or IEP-related evaluations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Conduct clinical diagnostic evaluations using DSM-5 criteria, appropriate behavioral assessments, trauma screeners, and mood and anxiety measures. Prepare written reports with diagnostic impressions and clinical recommendations.
Provide individual therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress, identity development, and behavioral concerns. Facilitate group therapy, psychoeducational groups, and social-emotional support groups.
Use evidence-based interventions, including cognitive behavioral therapy, DBT-informed strategies, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed approaches tailored to student needs.
Develop individualized treatment plans, monitor progress, and adjust goals and interventions based on clinical need. Review progress with students and, when appropriate, their families.
Respond to emotional and behavioral crises; conduct suicide risk assessments, develop safety plans, provide short-term stabilization, participate in crisis response teams, and recommend referrals.
Consult with teachers, dormitory staff, counselors, administrators, and families. Coordinate care with tribal behavioral health providers, medical providers, and community agencies while protecting clinical confidentiality.
Provide culturally informed recommendations for classroom and dormitory support. Respect Native cultural values, beliefs, and community norms, and coordinate with cultural programs when appropriate.
Maintain timely clinical notes, session logs, treatment plans, evaluation reports, and crisis response records in secure, approved systems, separately from educational records.
Required Qualifications
PhD or PsyD and current Oklahoma licensure as a Clinical Psychologist.
Experience with trauma-informed care, crisis response, and culturally responsive mental health practices.
Ability to provide clinical assessment and treatment, communicate respectfully with students and families, and collaborate with school staff and community providers.
Successful completion of a background check in accordance with school policy.
Preferred Qualifications
At least two years of clinical experience working with adolescents.
Familiarity with serving Native communities and collaborating with tribal health or behavioral health programs.
Training and Reporting Responsibilities
Provide quarterly staff professional development on topics such as trauma-informed practices, suicide prevention and response, stress management, behavioral health warning signs, and culturally responsive clinical care.
Participate in coordination meetings when clinical input is relevant and appropriate, while maintaining confidentiality.
Submit monthly service updates describing non-identifiable trends and needs, and an annual summary of services and trends.
Complete evaluation reports as referrals require, treatment plans for students receiving therapy, weekly session notes and logs, and crisis response documentation.
Professional Standards and Record Security
Follow American Psychological Association professional standards, applicable state requirements, school confidentiality policies, and HIPAA requirements where applicable. Follow applicable federal, state, and tribal guidelines when coordinating with partner agencies.
Store confidential clinical records only in approved, secure systems. Do not store confidential student information on personal devices. Return appropriate records at the end of the contract.
Maintain professional liability insurance of at least $1 million per claim and $3 million aggregate, or as otherwise required, and provide a Certificate of Insurance upon request.
Work Arrangement and Performance Expectations
Services are delivered on campus during school hours and as needed for crisis response. Tele-mental-health services require prior written approval.
Performance expectations include timely clinical evaluations, completion of at least 95% of scheduled therapy sessions, progress toward treatment goals when clinically appropriate, zero confidentiality breaches, and positive student and staff feedback regarding access to services.
Pay: $109,000.00 - $132,000.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Salary : $109,000 - $132,000