Early-Career Psychologist Position (Internship) — Supervision Provided

Job summary

Provide supervised psychological assessment and psychotherapy services, including clinical interviewing, test interpretation, treatment planning, progress monitoring, and report writing. Maintain ethical clinical records, participate in case discussions and supervision, and conduct risk assessment and safety planning within the agreed clinical scope.

Job details

Early Career Psychologist Internship — Supervision Provided Psychological Recovery Clinic is offering an internship opportunity for graduate candidates and emerging clinicians seeking structured supervision from a Licensed Psychologist. The role provides supervised experience in psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and professional documentation, with support available for CPBAO supervised practice requirements when appropriate. Role Responsibilities • Deliver psychological assessment services including intake, clinical interviewing, test selection, interpretation, and report writing within supervised scope. • Provide psychotherapy and clinical intervention through treatment planning, evidence informed approaches, and progress monitoring. • Maintain clinical documentation that meets professional and organizational standards, including consent records, case notes, treatment plans, and reports. • Participate in case formulation and collaborative goal setting with ongoing supervision and structured feedback. • Attend scheduled supervision sessions and contribute to team based clinical discussions. • Uphold ethical and professional obligations including confidentiality and informed consent. • Engage in professional development activities relevant to early career growth and supervised practice goals. Qualifications and Experience • Master’s and/or Doctoral level education in Clinical Psychology, with eligibility for, active pursuit of, or current registration with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario. • Demonstrated experience or strong familiarity with psychological assessments and evaluations, including medical legal, rehabilitation, and broader clinical diagnostic assessments. • A solid foundation in evidence based psychotherapies, particularly Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, with working knowledge of additional therapeutic modalities. • Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills that support therapeutic engagement, case coordination, and collaborative work with clients, families, and interdisciplinary teams. • Proficiency in maintaining comprehensive clinical documentation and managing therapeutic records in accordance with ethical, regulatory, and privacy standards. • Proven ability to work sensitively and effectively with individuals from diverse cultural, linguistic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, adapting therapeutic approaches to meet varied needs. Ethical and Risk Management Expectations • Follow organizational policies and professional ethical standards at all times. • Conduct risk assessment and safety planning in accordance with supervision and clinic procedures. • Work within a clearly defined clinical scope determined in consultation with the supervising Licensed Psychologist.

What you’ll do

Provide supervised psychological assessment and psychotherapy services, including clinical interviewing, test interpretation, treatment planning, progress monitoring, and report writing. Maintain ethical clinical records, participate in case discussions and supervision, and conduct risk assessment and safety planning within the agreed clinical scope.

Requirements

Candidates should have master’s- or doctoral-level education in Clinical Psychology and be eligible for, pursuing, or currently registered with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario. The role calls for familiarity with psychological assessments, a foundation in evidence-based psychotherapy—particularly Cognitive Behaviour Therapy—and strong communication, documentation, cultural sensitivity, and ethical practice.

Listed skills

• interdisciplinary collaboration · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Psychological Assessment
• Clinical Interviewing
• Test Selection and Interpretation
• Report Writing
• Psychotherapy
• Treatment Planning
• Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
• Clinical Documentation
• Case Formulation
• Risk Assessment
• Safety Planning
• Informed Consent
• Confidentiality
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration
• Cultural Sensitivity
• Progress Monitoring

Job areas

• Healthcare
• Social Services