Postdoctoral Psychology Fellow

Postdoctoral Psychology Fellow / NYS Limited Permit Eligible Psychologist /NYS Licensed Psychologist

Psychological & Stress Management, PC / Hispanic Family Mental Health Center

Location: New York City – Manhattan and Queens Offices
Position Type: Full-Time
Salary Range: $70,000–$85,000 annually, depending on experience, clinical skills, licensure status, bilingual ability, and fit for the position
Start Date: Flexible

Psychological & Stress Management, PC / Hispanic Family Mental Health Center is seeking a motivated, compassionate, and culturally responsive doctoral-level psychology candidate for a clinical position in New York City.

This position is ideal for a recent graduate of a PhD or PsyD program in clinical psychology, counseling psychology, or a closely related doctoral psychology program who is eligible for a New York State psychology limited permit and is seeking supervised clinical experience toward licensure. New York State licensed psychologists are also encouraged to apply.

This is an excellent opportunity for a clinician who is interested not only in developing strong clinical, assessment, and forensic documentation skills, but also in growing within an established multicultural mental health practice. For the right candidate, there may be opportunities for long-term professional growth, leadership development, program development, supervisory responsibilities, and a potential future pathway toward partnership.

Our practice serves a diverse population, with a strong focus on immigrant families, trauma survivors, and individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, domestic violence, family separation, and immigration-related stressors. The clinician will receive supervised training, mentorship, and/or professional support in trauma-informed clinical care, psychological assessment, diagnostic formulation, clinical documentation, and immigration-related forensic psychological evaluations.

Position Responsibilities

The clinician’s responsibilities may include:

• Conducting clinical interviews and psychological evaluations
• Administering, scoring, and interpreting psychological assessment measures
• Preparing comprehensive psychological evaluation reports
• Providing trauma-informed psychotherapy and supportive clinical services, as assigned
• Participating in weekly supervision, case consultation, and clinical training, as applicable
• Developing diagnostic formulations and treatment recommendations
• Maintaining timely, accurate, and ethical clinical documentation
• Working with culturally diverse clients, including immigrant and minority populations
• Collaborating professionally with attorneys, administrative staff, and clinical supervisors when appropriate
• Contributing to program development, clinical systems, and service expansion as the role grows

The clinician would receive training and supervised experience in immigration-related psychological evaluations, including hardship waivers, asylum, VAWA, U visa, T visa, cancellation of removal, and related cases.

Qualifications

Applicants must have one of the following:

• A doctoral degree in clinical psychology, counseling psychology, or a closely related psychology program
• Completion of all doctoral requirements and eligibility for a New York State psychology limited permit
• Current New York State psychology limited permit
• Current New York State psychologist license

Additional qualifications:

• Spanish-English bilingual ability is required
• Strong clinical writing skills
• Interest in trauma, immigrant mental health, psychological assessment, and forensic psychological documentation
• Commitment to ethical practice, cultural sensitivity, and high-quality clinical care
• Genuine interest in working with immigrant, minority, and culturally diverse populations
• Interest in long-term professional growth, leadership development, and practice-building is strongly valued

Prior experience with psychological testing, trauma-informed care, immigration evaluations, forensic report writing, or working with Spanish-speaking populations is preferred.

Supervision, Training, and Growth Opportunities

For limited permit eligible candidates, the position includes supervision from a New York State licensed psychologist. Supervised hours may be structured to support New York State psychology licensure requirements, subject to applicable NYSED rules and approval of the limited permit. For already licensed psychologists, the position offers professional collaboration, case consultation, and mentorship in immigration-related forensic psychological evaluations, trauma-informed assessment, and culturally responsive clinical documentation.

Training and support may include:

• Clinical interviewing
• Psychological testing and interpretation
• DSM-5-TR diagnostic formulation
• Immigration-related forensic documentation
• Trauma-informed clinical care
• Report writing and professional documentation
• Ethical and culturally responsive practice
• Leadership development and clinical program growth

For a highly qualified clinician who demonstrates strong clinical judgment, ethical practice, reliability, leadership potential, and commitment to the mission of the practice, there may be opportunities to grow into a senior clinical, supervisory, administrative, or partnership-track role over time.

About the Practice

Psychological & Stress Management, PC / Hispanic Family Mental Health Center is a multicultural mental health practice with offices in Manhattan and Queens. The practice provides psychological evaluations, psychotherapy, and specialized clinical services to individuals and families, with a strong emphasis on serving immigrant communities and trauma-affected populations.

Application Instructions

Interested candidates should submit:

• Curriculum vitae or resume
• Cover letter
• Writing sample
• Contact information for two professional references

Please send application materials to:

Dr. Jaime H. Cárcamo, Psy.D.
Psychological & Stress Management, PC
Hispanic Family Mental Health Center
Email: dr.carcamo@psymgnt.com

Website: doctorjaimecarcamo.com
Phone: 718-424-9292

In the cover letter, applicants should briefly describe their clinical interests, assessment experience, Spanish-English bilingual ability, experience working with culturally diverse populations, current status regarding New York State limited permit eligibility or licensure, and interest in long-term growth within the practice.

Psychological & Stress Management, PC / Hispanic Family Mental Health Center is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants are considered based on qualifications, clinical fit, professional experience, bilingual ability, licensure or permit status, leadership potential, and ability to perform the essential functions of the position.