St. Lukes Childrens Neuro- and Behavioral Psychology is looking for a full-time pediatric health psychologist to join our multi- disciplinary and patient-focused team. The position involves providing evidence-based intervention for children, adolescents, and families managing chronic medical conditions. There is an emphasis chronic pain and functional disorders with flexibility to work with other chronic health conditions depending on the applicants interests and expertise.

This position will work collaboratively to support several pediatric subspecialty clinics including gastroenterology, neurology, physical medicine and rehab, integrated medicine, general surgery, urology, rheumatology, and nephrology. This role will primarily serve our outpatient program, but there may opportunities for inpatient consultation. There are also opportunities to provide clinical consultation with our masters level therapists and child and adolescent psychiatrists.

Fellowship level training in pediatric health psychology including experience working with patients with chronic medical conditions and working within a multidisciplinary team is strongly preferred.

St. Lukes Psychologists primary responsibilities are to provide direct patient care in the form of clinical consultation, neuropsychological testing (if applicable to patient population), and individual, group, or family therapy to patients and their families. Services may be provided in the inpatient, outpatient, community, and/or telemedicine settings. Responsible for education of staff as needed. Works with administration, medical staff, and patients/families to grow and develop the behavioral health services at SLHC. Leader for evaluating behavioral health programs, projects, and grants management. Supports the philosophy, goals, and objectives of St. Lukes Health System.

For more information on this opportunity, please contact Tracey Cooper via email: coopertr@slhs.org or phone: 208.814.0656