Registered Psychologist
University of Alberta
- Edmonton, AB
- $35,468-58,892 per year
- Temporary
- Full-time
- Registered Psychologist and in good standing with the College of Alberta psychologists (CAP), and the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA.) (Registration with CAP is required to call oneself a Registered Psychologist, and to work at the UofA as a Registered Psychologist).
- Demonstrated clinical experience and training relevant to the treatment of a variety of mental health challenges, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment related issues.
- Familiarity and adherence to the Health Professions Act, the Standards of Practice, the Canadian Code of Ethics, and the Professional Guidelines for Psychologists.
- Knowledge of counseling theory, developmental psychology, social psychology, research design, statistics, personality theory, psychometric testing, ethics, career counseling, group counseling, cross-cultural counseling.
- Knowledge of the Policies and Procedures manual regarding such things as service limits and the Consultation/Intervention Protocol.
- Ability to both establish rapport with a wide variety of clients and create a process of change that will enhance the wellbeing of learners who access the service, and thus enhance their success in university.
- Ability to meet and consult as a member of a team of professionals about clients of particular concern or challenge.
- Master's or Doctoral degree in Counseling or Clinical Psychology preferred, plus five years of professional counseling experience working with a diversity of mental health challenges and populations.
- Knowledge of the University of Alberta and Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry and its policies and procedures, community resources, and the ability to refer clients to those resources as required.
- Computing skills, with knowledge of, and proficiency in Microsoft Office, Zoom, Google docs.
- Knowledge of the academic advisors system of the University of Alberta and specialized services available to students.
- Ability to perform quantitative and qualitative research and carry out program evaluations · Knowledge and familiarity with the Medical Education Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs, as well as its policies and procedures preferred.
- Knowledge and familiarity with relevant organizations such as Physician & Family Support.
- Program, Alberta Medical Association, and the Canadian Medical Protective Association.
- Awareness of national mental health initiatives and programs in addressing medical learner distress and burnout.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.