In a state facility, this class is accountable for providing neuropsychological assessment and treatment to clients of the facility or program, as well as consultation to professional staff regarding evaluation, management, and treatment of individuals with suspected or confirmed neurological or neurobehavioral conditions.
Receives general direction from the Director of Psychological Services or other employee of higher grade.
May lead psychology staff, postdoctoral fellows, interns and students; may functionally supervise
direct care staff.
Plans, develops, implements and coordinates neuropsychological services program; determines
priorities and plans program work; conducts assessments, treatments, evaluations and consultations
on complex assessment cases or those which there may be a neurological, neuropsychological, or
neurobehavioral component requiring specialized neuropsychological evaluations; acts as a liaison
with clinical teams, psychiatrists, psychologists, primary care providers, and unit staff to convey
recommendations and provide education related to specific patient assessment or management
needs; may develop and provide individualized and/or group cognitive remediation services; may
provide training, education and clinical supervision to program/facility psychologists, interns, and
other staff members; prepares reports and correspondence; performs related duties as required.
Considerable knowledge of neuropsychological assessment, including choosing and administering
procedures and instruments, interpreting and reporting findings, and developing related
recommendations and treatment plans; considerable diagnostic knowledge of neurological and
neurobehavioral disorders; considerable knowledge of abnormal and clinical psychology and the
intersection between psychiatric and neurological factors; considerable knowledge of psychological
research design, data analysis and application of results; considerable interpersonal skills, and oral
and written communication skills; considerable ability to develop and direct training programs;
considerable teaching ability; supervisory ability.
A Doctorate degree in clinical psychology and three (3) years of post-doctoral experience as a
licensed clinical psychologist.
New Class. Item No. 21-057