The Neurorehab posting closed August 15th, but anyone interested in that posting or others can reach out to Dr. Brache. Her email is: kristina.brache@ahs.ca
Psychologist II - Foothills Medical Centre
POSITION SUMMARY This position offers an innovative opportunity for a Neuropsychologist to contribute meaningfully to clinical practice and research within a leading academic health sciences centre, in close collaboration with the Precision Child and Youth Mental Health (PCYMH) Collaboratory (www.PCYMH.ca). The PCYMH Collaboratory is a unique research centre with a mission to co-design innovative solutions blending research, data and technology to create mental health care tailored for every child and youth. A Neuropsychologist is required to offer neuropsychological services to children and youth presenting with complex mental health issues within an Outpatient Mental Health setting. Services to be provided include comprehensive neuropsychological assessment, diagnosis, consultation, and short-term intervention. The Neuropsychologist will be a member of an interdisciplinary team devoted to providing specialized mental health services for children and youth presenting with a variety of mental health conditions. This individual will also provide ongoing consultation to team members, professionals within the hospital, families, and community providers. With the PCYMH Collaboratory, this individual will join a team looking to co-design new cognitive function-informed care pathways to improve outcomes in child and youth mental health.
*Temporary Full Time (0,8) (until December 31, 2027)
JOB DESCRIPTION
Qualification details & application information can be found at: CHEO Careers
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology
Department: Clinical Neuropsychology Service
Position Type: Full-Time or Part-Time, 1 to 2 Year Fellowship
St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellow in Clinical Neuropsychology. This fellowship offers advanced training in adult and older adult neuropsychological assessment and intervention within an academic health sciences environment. The fellow will work with diverse clinical populations across inpatient and outpatient settings, contributing to both clinical service and research initiatives. A core component of the fellowship includes training in culturally sensitive care, with a particular focus on providing care to patients who are Indigenous.
Key Responsibilities
• Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological assessments for patients with neurological, psychiatric and medical conditions
• Prepare integrated reports and deliver feedback to patients, families, and referring clinicians
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including psychiatry, neurology, rehabilitation services and community partners
• Participate in ongoing research projects, including data analysis and manuscript preparation
• Attend weekly didactic seminars, case conferences, and professional development sessions
• Supervise graduate-level practicum students (as appropriate)
• Uphold ethical standards and maintain accurate clinical documentation
• Engage in training and clinical experiences focused on culturally sensitive care for Indigenous clients, including collaboration with Indigenous health partners
Qualifications
• Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from a CPA- or APA-accredited program
• Completion of an accredited predoctoral internship with emphasis in neuropsychology
• Strong foundation in neuropsychological theory, assessment, and report writing
• Demonstrated interest in clinical research and academic scholarship
• Experience or strong interest in providing culturally responsive care to Indigenous populations
• Eligible for registration with the College of Psychologists and Behavioural Analysts of Ontario
Training Highlights
• Supervision by a team of experienced licensed neuropsychologists and clinical psychologists, hours can be counted towards supervised practice with the College of Psychologists and Behavioural Analysts of Ontario
• Exposure to a wide range of referral questions including TBI, dementia, stroke, epilepsy, and psychiatric disorders
• Opportunities for scholarly productivity and conference presentations
• Preparation for board certification in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Dedicated training in cultural safety and Indigenous health frameworks
• Full-time payment of $64,000, plus 14% in lieu; 5 paid education days annually
Application Details - Required Materials:
• Cover letter outlining clinical and research interests, including experience or interest in Indigenous health
• Curriculum vitae
• Graduate transcripts
• Two letters of recommendation
Start Date: September 2025 or January 2026
Submit Applications to Dr. Katherine Jongsma at kjongsma@stjosham.on.ca
Postdoctoral Fellowship Position – University of Ottawa
The FOR-MS Fellowship: Fellowship for Optimizing Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis
Summary: This postdoctoral fellowship involves an interdisciplinary training experience in multiple sclerosis (MS) rehabilitation research. The mentorship team includes Dr. Lara Pilutti, Dr. Lisa Walker, and Dr. Sara Tremblay, who have expertise in the fields of exercise physiology, neuropsychology, neuromodulation, and neuroimaging. The fellow will be involved in research projects focused on the acute and long-term effects of exercise, neuromodulation, and behavioral approaches. The fellow will be exposed to leading techniques in these fields and will have access to state-of-the-art research equipment. Through this comprehensive training program, the fellow will be prepared for future positions in academic, research, and clinical rehabilitation settings.
Location: Ottawa, Ontario (The University of Ottawa, The Ottawa Hospital and Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, The Royal's Institute of Mental Health Research, and the Université du Québec en Outaouais).
Length of Contract: 1-year (with possibility of renewable).
Salary: Consistent with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Postdoctoral stipend scales.
The successful award recipient is expected to meet the following criteria:
1. PhD in a related field (eg, exercise science, rehabilitation sciences, psychology, neurophysiology); discipline-specific certifications are an asset (eg, CSEP Clinical Exercise PhysiologistTM)
2. Established record of scholarly outputs and academic achievements
3. Demonstrated written and oral communication skills
4. Openness to collaborative interdisciplinary research
5. Strong leadership qualities
6. C ommitment to multiple sclerosis rehabilitation research
Eligible individuals should prepare an application packing with the following items:
1. Cover letter
2. Summary
3. Training expectations
4. Unofficial transcripts (undergraduate and graduate)
5. Two writing samples
6. Names and contact information of three academic references
Please submit complete applications via email to Dr. Lara Pilutti (lpilutti@uottawa.ca).
The position is supported by a Mentor-Based Postdoctoral Fellowship in Rehabilitation Research from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society [MB-2407-43610].
The Eating Disorders Program (EDP) at SickKids offers a range of services with the goal of providing highly integrated medical stabilization and mental health assessment and treatment services to patients and families. The integration of services provides inpatient, day treatment and outpatient care in a collaborative model between the Division of Adolescent Medicine and the Department of Psychiatry. Treatment will focus on the delivery of high-quality evidence-based models that ensure care optimizes patients' recovery while supporting their parents and caregivers.
More details & application information can be found at: Psychologist PhD, Eating Disorder Program (0.8 - 1.0 FTE, 1 year contract)
Health Psychologist - Liver Transplant Program
The Transplant and Regenerative Medicine Center (TRMC) provides specialist care for children under 18 years of age who have undergone solid organ transplantation and who have intestinal failure (Group of Intestinal Failure and Treatment). We are the largest pediatric liver transplant program in Canada performing 25-40 liver transplants per year in children who come from across the country for this life-saving intervention. Our program has a successful and enduring partnership with the Live Liver Donor program at the University Health Network, which is reflected by over 50% of our transplants now done with an organ from a living donor. With long-term survival after liver transplantation in children now the rule rather than the exception, a broader holistic lens to the multi-dimensional health for the transplant survivor is now the focus of all teams providing care for these patients.The median age of the child requiring liver transplantation is under 2 years, and post-transplant care continues until 18 years.
The psychologist within the SickKids Pediatric Liver Transplant program will assess, diagnose, monitor, and treat behavioral and socio-emotional problems in all pediatric transplant survivors within the Liver Transplant program (inpatients and outpatients). The role includes a focus on psychoeducational interventions and psychotherapeutic treatments to support children and families, adjustment to new diagnoses and post-transplant protocols, surveillance of at-risk comorbidities in a child now on life-long immunosuppression, promoting healthy behavior and compliance, enhancing coping, reducing distress, as well as caregiver mental health and coping. This could take place within a traditional individual therapeutic setting, through caregiver support or a therapeutic group setting. The psychologist will work in collaboration with the medical and psychosocial team members to meet the psychosocial needs of the child and family.
More details & application information can be found at: Psychologist PhD, Liver Transplant Program (0.6 FTE, 2-year contract)
The SickKids Healthy Living Clinic (formerly known as the SickKids Team Obesity Management Program, STOMP) provides outpatient interdisciplinary assessment and treatment to children, youth, and their caregivers for complex concerns related to weight, eating, activity, and related medical and psychological comorbidities. The team is comprised of enthusiastic specialists from Psychology, Social Work, Nursing, Endocrinology, Adolescent Medicine, Pediatrics, Nutrition, Exercise, and Physiotherapy.
Mental health providers on the team are integral in the assessment and treatment of complex and often severe health psychology presentations that include emotional eating, hyperphagia (secondary to hypothalamic obesity), binge eating, and adherence issues, as well as related co-morbid psychological issues such as social anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, bullying, school refusal and body image concerns. Additional socioeconomic, genetic, and familial/interpersonal relationship factors have a particularly strong impact on treatment and prognosis. Currently, treatment is primarily cognitive behavioural (CBT), with other approaches (e.g., MI, DBT skills, EFT, and parent management training) integrated as appropriate.
More details & application information can be found at: Psychologist PhD, Health Living Clinic (0.4 FTE; 1 yr contract)
The Department of Psychology at the Hospital for Sick Children is looking for a Neuropsychologist to join InTERACT-North team The Psychologist should have the unique knowledge to conceptualize, monitor and treat cognitive functioning and social-emotional well-being associated with complex medical, neurodevelopmental, and neurological diagnoses.
The Psychologist will work primarily with young and school-age children (1-9 years old)and their families with a variety of medical, neurodevelopmental, and neurological conditions that may impact behaviour, mental health and development.
More details & application information can be found at: Neuropsychologist PhD, InTERACT North Job Details
Status:Full-time, Contract (1 year starting in September 2025)
Hours: 36.25 hours per week Salary: $88,125 - $111,685 annually
Date Posted: April 16, 2025 Closing Date: May 2, 2025
Position Description The Psychology Hub at Surrey Place is seeking a Psychologist. Reporting to the Manager, SPO and Clinical Services, the Psychologist works as part of an interdisciplinary team and provides psychological services to children with confirmed or suspected developmental disabilities, and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), to assist in identifying the developmental, cognitive, and communicative status of the child. Services provided include but are not limited to assessment, psychotherapy, consultation, research, education, clinical supervision, and advocacy.
Surrey Place is a not-for-profit organization that helps people of all ages with autism, developmental and sensory-related concerns push the boundaries of what’s possible to achieve new victories. We offer integrated services and inclusive support in a safe and welcoming environment. Our approach is family-based, which centres the interests and care of our clients, families and caregivers by teaching them skills. We strive to ensure the greatest access to services and support our clients in navigating the health care system. Surrey Place helps people learn new skills, gain self-confidence and reach their full potential.
Apply using the link:
https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=98bf5fcf-d4b7-4ee9-89d1-a3ccdf56a5d0&ccId=19000101_000001&lang=en_CA&jobId=9201108741992_1&&source=EN
We are pleased to announce that we are approved to add a new position to the CMHRT: a part-time Assistant Director for the CMHRT. We are hoping to hire a registered psychologist who will be a vital member of the clinical area, providing clinical supervision and training for clinical graduate students in conducting comprehensive diagnostic and cognitive assessments, case formulation, and evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents and/or adults. This person will also contribute to the management of the CMHRT, supporting intake, teaching, and other administrative responsibilities. While having competency for assessment/treatment across the developmental span is preferred, applicants with declared competencies for clinical work with any of the specific populations will be considered and are encouraged to apply.
We hope to have an Assistant Director place before the start of the fall 2025 term. Please help us in circulating the CMHRT Assistant Director job ad link as widely as possible.
Please do not hesitate to contact me for questions or for additional information.
Sincerely
Marjory Phillips
Dr. Marjory Phillips, C. Psych. | Director, Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment
Department of Psychology
PAS 1426, University of Waterloo
519.888.4567 Ext. 43171
marjory.phillips@uwaterloo.ca
Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment
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