We are in search of a mission driven Programmer/Analyst to provide technical assistance to the Behavioral Psychology Department for database development and maintenance; assist staff with their technology needs including programming for projects and troubleshooting hardware and software problems, etc. The Programmer/Analyst will provide staff and parent training on technology and software implemented by the Department of Behavioral Psychology as it relates to patient treatment protocols and outcome assessments, and will monitor the effectiveness and implementation of new and ongoing technology resources within the department.   The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree and will be proficient with Microsoft programs and versed in various programming approaches including B DataPro and Visual Basic. Also, experience with additional programming languages such as Java, C++, HTML is highly desired.  Experience with statistical analysis programs such as SPSS/STATA is also strongly preferred.   Kennedy Krieger Institute offers excellent benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401K with match, tuition reimbursement, free parking and child care subsidies!  In addition, we offer rich professional development opportunities.    

The Psychologist I will provide psychotherapy for children and adolescents served through the Psychiatric Mental Health Program in close coordination with The Tourette Syndrome Center of Excellence at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine (TCOE). The psychologist will implement Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT) with patients referred through the TCOE as well as other referred patients.  The psychologist will maintain a clinical caseload including individual and family psychotherapy, diagnostic assessments, parent training, and, counseling in child development and behavior management. The Psychologist assists parents or caregivers in advocating for their children’s needs in the community. Primary clinical responsibilities will be for individuals aged 5 years through young adulthood.    

The Psychologist I will provide psychological treatment services and/or psychodiagnostic assessments for outpatient clients at the Center for Autism & Related Disorders (CARD). The Psychologist I will also provide training to parents, paraprofessionals and professionals. Primary clinical responsibilities will be for patients aged 2 through young adult.   **Position will be full time at the Patuxent location or split between the Patuxent and Greenspring locations.  The new Center for Autism and Related Disorders  Columbia location is located at 9800 Patuxent Woods, Columbia, MD.

The Psychologist II will provide clinical services, clinical supervision and case management for outpatient cases as specified by the Director of the inpatient service, outpatient clinic, or Department Head; participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating Behavioral Psychology Staff; participate in programs of systematic research

The Psychologist II will provide clinical servicesto children, adolescents, and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and severe problem behavior. This position will also provide clinical supervision and case oversight for outpatient cases as specified by the Director of the Outpatient Program, Inpatient Service, or Department Head; participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating Behavioral Psychology staff and trainees; and participate in programs of systematic research.

The Psychologist II will provide clinical services, clinical supervision and case management for outpatient cases as specified by the Director of the inpatient service, outpatient clinic, or Department Head; participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating Behavioral Psychology Staff; participate in programs of systematic research.

The Psychologist II will provide clinical services, clinical supervision and case management for outpatient cases as specified by the Director of the inpatient service, outpatient clinic, or Department Head; participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating Behavioral Psychology Staff; participate in programs of systematic research.

The Psychologist II will maintain a clinical caseload including individual and family psychotherapy; diagnostic assessments; parent training; counseling in child development and behavior management. Administer and score psychological tests. Assist parents or caregivers in advocating for their children's needs in the community. Provide supervision to pre-doctoral psychology interns and post-doctoral psychology fellows.  Primary clinical responsibilities will be for individuals aged 5 years through young adulthood.

The Psychologist – Pediatric Feeding Disorders will provide clinical services, clinical supervision and case management for outpatient cases as specified by the Director of the inpatient service, outpatient clinic, or Department Head.  They will participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating Behavioral Psychology Staff.  They will also participate in programs of systematic research and  interact within an interdisciplinary team.   Qualified candidates must be licensed or license eligibleas a Psychologist in the State of Maryland.  Doctoral degree in psychology required. Experience in a multi-disciplinary setting dealing with typically developing and children with developmental disabilities is preferred, but not necessary.     Candidates must have completed a minimum of a one year clinical internship in psychology with specialization in pediatric behavior disorders or another related field (self-injury, disruptive behavior, anxiety, etc.).  Experience in conducting research and communicating research findings via professional conferences, peer reviewed journals, seminars, etc. is preferred, but not necessary.  Direct feeding therapy experience is desired but open to training qualified candidates.    Kennedy Krieger Institute offers excellent benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401K with match, tuition reimbursement, free parking and child care subsidies!  In addition, we offer rich professional development opportunities.   Learn more about the Pediatric Feeding Disorders program at https://www.kennedykrieger.org/patient-care/centers-and-programs/feeding-disorders-program        

The Psychology Associate I will assist with administering and scoring psychological and neuropsychological tests for both clinical and research services; help with the oversight of departmental inventory and purchasing of test materials and books; and support other triage and preauthorization needs. The incumbent will comply with state regulations governing Psychology Associates. Principal responsibilities will be for ages, birth through young adult. The incumbent will assist the supervising Neuropsychologist and Clinical Director with administrative duties as assigned.