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Pediatric Psychologist with specialization in Cardiac Neurodevelopmental and Heart Transplant Program.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital is seeking a Pediatric Psychologist to join the professional staff of the Division of Psychology.

Successful candidates will have well-rounded assessment and intervention experience in pediatric psychology with specific expertise in supporting families of neonates, infants, and children with congenital heart defects. We are seeking someone to develop innovative models of care that optimize long-term quality of life. The psychologist will support the programmatic growth of Phoenix Children’s Heart Center, the fifth largest pediatric cardiac program in the United States and serve as a valued member of multidisciplinary teams including participation in the heart transplant selection process and multidisciplinary and psychosocial rounds. The candidate must develop strong working relationships with our growing behavioral health colleagues, cultivate community partnerships, and participate in collaborative research. Lastly, an unwavering commitment to clinical excellence, inclusion, and respect for diversity is vital. Please see our website for more information regarding our heart center (https://www.phoenixchildrens.org/centers-programs/heart-center).

The Pediatric Psychologist will become a member of the Phoenix Children’s Medical Group and will report to the Division Chief of Psychology. The candidate must be board-certified or board-eligible in Pediatric Psychology and will join a growing team of 19 Psychologists and 35 Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Professionalism, leadership, interpersonal communication skills, and adaptability are essential. Active involvement in our APA accredited psychology internship and fellowship programs is expected, as is participation in the education of medical learners. Academic appointments are strongly encouraged through our relationships with University of Arizona-Phoenix College of Medicine, Creighton University School of Medicine, and Mayo School of Medicine.