Psychometrist

Within the framework of the Vision, Mandate, And Core Values of the organization, the psychometrist supports the development of partnerships with clients, families and other health professionals to ensure optimal psychological services.

**Key Responsibilities**

Clinical
- Conducts psychoeducational assessments, including test administration, scoring, norming of tests, and aspects of report-writing.
- Provides perceptive behavioural and/or test setting observations
- Obtains necessary background information to inform the assessment and to provide information to clients/families about the testing process.
- Documents as necessary according to professional standards and hospital policy with respect for the client’s right to confidentiality.
- Works with the interdisciplinary team to provide client and family-centred care which is goal directed, evidence based and outcome oriented.
- Keeping up-to-date of new test measures or versions of tests as they become available.

Professional Development/Education/Leadership
- Participates in quality improvement initiatives, supports the maintenance of a safe and healthy work environment and advances a culture of client/patient safety through work and daily practices.
- Delivers care based on established policies and procedures
- Documents on client charts as required, according to organizational charting guidelines
- Enters accurate workload statistics
- Involvement in psychology and inter-professional education
- Participates on committees, in the development of program activities and Psychology practice as requested
- Participates in quality improvement activities and supports the maintenance of a safe and healthy work environment for staff, clients and families.

Research (as applicable)
- Participates in research activities as applicable
- Utilizes research information to support evidence-based practice
- Participates in quality improvement initiatives
- Supports the maintenance of a safe and healthy work environment and advances a culture of client/patient safety through work and daily practices

**Qualifications**
- Masters Degree in Psychology or equivalent graduate education with training in psychological assessment. Individuals working towards a graduate degree in psychology with an assessment focus will also be considered.
- Psychological assessment experience required.
- Previous psychoeducational assessment, test scoring and report writing experience with individuals unique medical, neurological and developmental presentations preferred.
- Paediatric experience preferred
- Experience in an interdisciplinary setting preferred.
- Demonstrates an ability to:

- Work effectively as a member of the interdisciplinary team, under the supervision of a Psychologist
- Work independently, following directions of clinical supervisor
- Relate well to professionals, children, and family members
- Effectively and efficiently manage fluctuating clinical responsibilities and deadlines
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Effective interpersonal and collegial skills
- Well-developed observational skills to identify clinical issues that extend beyond test scores