Psychologist PhD Senior

Position #: 9010552

Expected Start Date: May 04, 2026

Union: HSAS

Facility: Nurses Alumni Wing

City/Town: Saskatoon

Department: Mental Health Community Clinics & Programs - Response to Violence

Type: Part-time regular

FTE: 0.46

Shift Information: Days

Number of Hours per Rotation: shifts of 104 hours per 6 weeks

Relief: No

Float: No

Hours of Work: Field Hours

Salary or Pay Band: Pay Band Psychologist - PhD Senior $61.096 to $74.533

Travel Required: No

Job Description: The Psychologist PhD-Senior will report to the manager and provide direct clinical assessment, consultation and intervention services to adults (18 years and up) who are referred to the Response to Violence (RTV) Program for both individual and group programming. This position will be responsible for providing appropriate psychological diagnostics, assessments, and treatment to those who have a history of both violence and sexual violence. The Psychologist PhD-Senior will provide individual supervision and facilitate peer consultation and training to staff within the Response to Violence Program and Adult Mental Health and Addictions Services.

Human Resources Exemption: No

Experience

• One year experience of supervising in a team environment an asset

   

• Minimum 2 years experience providing direct offense specific services to perpetrators of violence and sexualized violence

Education

• PhD in Clinical Psychology

Other Education and Training

• PhD in Clinical Psychology from a CPA/APA accredited program or equivalent
• PhD Internship Training from a CPA accredited (or equivalent) residency required

Competencies

• Advanced - Written Communication Skills
• Advanced - Communication skills

Knowledge and Abilities

• Knowledge in adult treatment and intervention techniques
• Knowledge in community development
• Knowledge in current research methods
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Expert Knowledge of Intimate Partner Abuse treatment modalities
• Knowledge in various mental disorders, etiology, treatment and intervention
• Ability to provide offense specific clinical services
• Ability to communicate in a cross-cultural setting
• Ability to work effectively with community-based organizations
• Commitment to continued learning and professional development.  
• Knowledge of Domestic Violence Treatment Court process
• Expert knowledge and advanced skill in a variety of treatment modalities
• Competence in forensic psychology
• Highly developed written and oral communication skills
• Provide clinical supervision, consultation and training to MH professionals
• Competence in clinical psychology within the age category of adults
• Demonstrate competence in both clinical and administrative supervision
• Demonstrated competence in clinical practice of MHAS setting
• Ability to work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team
• Expert knowledge in treatment modalities for sexualized violence

Other Information

• Valid Class 5 driver's license
• Registered/eligible with the Saskatchewan College of Psychologists
• Authorized Practice Endorsement (APE)