Job Description

About CPC Clinics

At CPC Clinics, we offer compassionate, inclusive, and evidence-based psychological services to individuals, couples and families. We are committed to growth, healing and empowerment in a client-centred environment. In addition to therapy, our clinic provides comprehensive psychological and neurodevelopmental assessments to support accurate diagnosis, targeted intervention planning, and meaningful personal and professional growth. Our core values include integrity, empathy and purpose in every interaction.

Role Overview

We are seeking a highly skilled

Registered Psychologist

who specialises in neurodevelopmental assessment specially autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be experienced in conducting thorough assessments (cognitive, behavioural, developmental, diagnostic) for clients across the lifespan (children, adolescents, and adults). You will be the lead assessor for autism/ASD-related evaluations within CPC Clinics, working collaboratively with other team members (therapists, SLPs, occupational therapists, school consultants) and liaising with clients, families and external stakeholders (schools, workplaces, physicians).

Key Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive neurodevelopmental and psychological assessments for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) across the lifespan, including initial intake, testing, interpretation and feedback. Administer, score and interpret gold-standard diagnostic measures (e.g., Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule - 2nd Edition (ADOS?2), Autism Diagnostic Interview - Revised (ADI?R)), adaptive functioning tools, cognitive tests and relevant behavioural/emotional inventories. Canadian Paediatric Society Conduct cognitive (IQ), adaptive behaviour, learning-profiles and comorbid-condition assessments as needed (e.g., ADHD, learning disabilities, anxiety). Write clear, comprehensive, strength-based reports that integrate assessment data into actionable recommendations (for home, school, workplace, community). Provide feedback sessions with clients and families to explain assessment results, recommendations and next-steps in a compassionate, neurodiversity-affirming manner. Collaborate with multi-disciplinary team members (speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, school personnel, external physicians) to ensure implementation of recommendations and continuity of care. Maintain accurate, confidential documentation in compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements (e.g., College of Alberta Psychologists - CAP). Stay current with best practices, research, and guidelines in ASD assessment and neurodevelopmental diagnostics. For example, Canadian clinical guidelines indicate that only psychologists or physicians are licensed to diagnose ASD. Canadian Paediatric Society+1

Qualifications & Credentials

Master's or Doctoral degree in Psychology (Clinical, Counselling, or Developmental) from an accredited institution. Registered and in good standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) or equivalent professional regulator in Alberta. CPA+1 Demonstrated expertise in autism spectrum disorder assessment: training and reliability certification in ADOS-2 and ADI-R (or equivalent), plus experience in neurodevelopmental diagnostics. Strong experience conducting full-breadth assessments (neurodevelopmental, cognitive, adaptive, behavioural) across age-ranges. Excellent report-writing skills, with the ability to translate assessment findings into clear, actionable recommendations for diverse settings (school, work, home). Skilled in collaborating with families, schools, and allied professionals, with strong communication, organization and time-management skills. Experience working with diverse populations and a commitment to culturally responsive, neurodiversity-affirming assessment practices. Self-motivated, independent, and responsive to communications (emails, scheduling, client queries). Ability to provide services in an office-based environment, with some remote/virtual flexibility.

Preferred/Asset Skills

Experience or training in adult ASD assessment as well as child/adolescent presentations (recognising under-diagnosis in later life). Familiarity with school and workplace accommodations processes and collaboration with educational or occupational stakeholders. Experience offering both assessment and therapeutic follow-up services (though assessment focus remains primary). Operational experience with private-practice assessment workflow (scheduling, billing, report templates, clinic workflows).

What We Offer

Competitive compensation and flexible scheduling options. Access to a robust set of assessment tools and resources (testing kits, allied-professional network, administrative support). Full administrative support for scheduling, billing and reporting. Collaborative, supportive and growth-oriented team environment within CPC Clinics. Opportunities for professional development and training in specialised assessment areas (e.g., adult ASD, comorbidities, neurodiversity-affirming practice). Use of clinic infrastructure (booking software, marketing support via website/online directories/social media).
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Casual, Freelance

Pay: $140.00-$175.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Licence/Certification:

Registered License (required)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Calgary, AB T2H 2G4