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News Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2022 - 13:45
VA Boston Healthcare System is recruiting a Psychologist
for the Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program (ADTP)
on the Brockton MA campus
The ADTP on the Brockton campus of the VA Boston Healthcare System provides outpatient services for veterans with substance use disorders and other mental health problems. The psychologist will provide direct clinical care including assessment, and group and individual therapy. The psychologist also plays an important role in teaching and supervision of trainees, and may be involved in conducting clinical research. Academic appointments at either Harvard Medical School or Boston University School of Medicine may be available for applicants who meet affiliated university qualifications.
Please see links to the announcements on USAJOBS for additional information. The position closes on 2/02/22.
Link for the internal announcement - USAJOBS - Job Announcement
Link for the external announcement - USAJOBS - Job Announcement
For questions regarding the position, please reach out to Dan Rounsaville @ Daniel.rounsaville@va.gov.
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