Overview

Administers and scores standardized cognitive and behavioral tests for child and adolescent patients. Recruits, screens and schedules patients for assessments. Updates and maintains neuropsychological database system. Assists with maintaining clinical supplies and equipment. Assists with neurological protocol development.

Requires Bachelor's degree in psychology or related field; or Bachelor's degree in unrelated field with two years patient related/clinical research experience. Priority will be given to applicants with at least 1 year of related experience. Excellent interpersonal, computational, verbal and written communication skills are required. Excellent attention to detail and follow through is required. Ability to work with and interact with children and their families.

Spanish bilingual individuals are strongly encouraged to apply.

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