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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS • Doctorate Degree in Clinical Psychology • CA Board of Psychology License • Minimum of three years post licensure experience as a clinical psychologist with school age children • California drivers license and ability to participate in occasional overnight travel HIGHLY DESIRABLE SKILLS • Ability to conduct standardized and informal assessments of students with a full range of disabilities • Knowledge of and experience in non-standardized, clinical and developmental assessment techniques • Strong experience base in positive behavioral interventions • Outstanding oral and written communication skills • Experience working with culturally diverse populations • Bilingual Spanish • Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a professional team • In-depth knowledge of special education law and educational interventions • Experience in developing and conducting trainings on assessment or intervention topics TYPICAL RESPONSIBILITIES • When working on-site, at the Center: weekly, assess two children with highly varied needs; interact with their parents; observe and confer with your colleagues • When working in the field: provide consultant service to members of IEP Teams at public school sites • Compose and present meaningful and practical reports used by educators for students ages 3-22 • Conduct and attend training workshops throughout Southern California