Psychologists
Now Hiring Psychologists in California!
We recognize the vital role that mental health plays in the well-being of skilled nursing facility residents. That's why we're dedicated to creating a supportive and enriching environment for our psychologists to thrive in their profession.
We’re hiring passionate psychologists near you in California looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others. We offer a unique and fulfilling career opportunity in the skilled nursing facility (SNF) industry.
Why Work as a Psychologist with Pacific Coast Psychology?
Make a Difference
Your work will have a profound impact on the lives of our residents. By providing essential mental health services, you'll contribute to their overall quality of life and well-being.
Meaningful Connections
Working in skilled nursing facilities allows you to form strong bonds with residents and their families. You'll have the opportunity to build relationships that bring joy and purpose to your licensed psychologist job every day.
Professional Growth
Pacific Coast Psychology is committed to helping you reach your career goals. We provide ongoing training, support, and development opportunities to help you excel in your role and advance in your career.
Work-Life Balance
We understand the importance of work-life balance. Our flexible schedules and manageable caseloads ensure that you can maintain a healthy balance between your licensed clinical psychologist job and personal life.
Collaborative Environment
Our team of dedicated professionals fosters a collaborative and supportive work environment. You'll have the chance to work alongside like-minded colleagues who share your passion for helping others.
Competitive Compensation
We value our psychologists and offer competitive compensation packages that reflect your expertise and commitment to our clients' well-being.
Diverse Settings
Pacific Coast Psychology operates in a variety of skilled nursing facilities in California, giving you the opportunity to choose a location that suits your preferences and allows you to explore different aspects of your profession.
Further Your Career
We offer licensed clinical psychologists jobs that provide meaningful, challenging work. Serving residents of skilled nursing facilities in California will push you to grow in your career and equip you to help people with a variety of psychological conditions.
Join Our Team of Psychologists
Take the first step toward an exciting career by applying today for a job as a licensed clinical psychologist. We look forward to welcoming you to the Pacific Coast Psychology family, where your passion for psychology meets the opportunity to make a real difference.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Psychologists at Pacific Coast Psychology
What is the highest-paying psychology job?
The highest-paying psychology job is serving as an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, according to the Verywell Mind 2024 online article Psychologist Salary Info: The 9 Highest Paying Careers by Kendra Cherry MSEd.
What psychologist positions are currently open at Pacific Coast Psychology?
As of writing, our current open positions are: Licensed Psychologists in Bakersfield, Eureka, Redding, Santa Barbara, and Thousand Oaks. More details on open positions can be found on the careers page of our website.
What are the specific responsibilities and duties of psychologists at Pacific Coast Psychology?
The specific duties and responsibilities of our psychologists at PCP are to provide empathic, genuine, and ethical psychological services; maintain a current caseload of all approved patients; visit each eligible patient at least 1x per week in-person or via telehealth; build and maintain rapport with facility staff; and to consistently obtain new referrals from the facility.
What can I expect during the interview process for psychology positions at Pacific Coast Psychology?
During the interview process, you can expect to be greeted by compassionate and engaging PCP team members who are invested in the goodness of fit for you and for the company as a whole. Our hope is that this will be a two-sided conversation that will hopefully blossom into a collaborative working relationship. Our dedicated team is always professional and courteous; we aim to show you our company culture before we tell you about it.
What are the educational requirements for working as a psychologist at Pacific Coast Psychology?
The educational requirements include a doctoral degree from a board-certified university. We are currently accepting applications from Registered Psychological Associates who are on track for taking their EPPP and CPLE exams. For those applicants who are already licensed in the state of California, we do require a copy of your diploma.
What qualities and values are important for psychologists at Pacific Coast Psychology?
The qualities and values that are important for psychologists at PCP are that you have a compassionate heart for the important work we do with our clients and that you can be an effective communicator with all who work with you. Another important quality is that you value our mission statement: to help every client live a happy and fulfilling life, full of meaning and purpose, by partnering with health facilities to provide mental health care for residents.
What benefits are offered to psychologists at Pacific Coast Psychology?
For those interested in becoming full-time, salaried employees, we offer medical, dental, and vision benefits, as well as 15 days per year of paid time off. These benefits take effect after your first month of employment. We also offer enrollment in a 401(k) with up to 4% employer matching, which takes effect after 6 months of employment. Additional benefits we offer include 10 paid holidays per year, liability insurance coverage, and unpaid time off.
What is the highest paying psychology job?
Answered under the first bullet point question:)