Supervising Psychologist, Diagnostic Evaluations – Massachusetts

Required

• Doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in clinical, counseling, or school psychology
• Active, unrestricted Massachusetts psychologist license
• 3+ years conducting autism diagnostic evaluations for young children, including ADOS-2 administration and interpretation
• Experience delivering diagnostic feedback to families of young children
• 1+ years of experience training or supervising testing staff (psychometrists, technicians, practicum students, or postdoctoral fellows)
• Ability to work effectively with AI-assisted report drafting and review tools, with the clinical judgment to validate and correct their output
• Comfort with telehealth delivery and a HIPAA-compliant remote work setup
• Strong written communication; reports that are precise for payers and readable for families
• You are an experienced diagnostic psychologist who finds the most meaning in two moments: helping a family understand their child, and building a team that delivers that understanding consistently. You are comfortable holding clinical responsibility for work you supervise remotely, and you set a high bar for administration fidelity and report quality while coaching with warmth. You treat AI-assisted tooling as leverage for your judgment and know exactly where to check its work. You are energized by shaping how a growing organization delivers diagnostic care, from protocol to psychometrist training to the family feedback experience.
• Our Commitment to Inclusion
• ANNA is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to an inclusive environment where all team members can thrive. We welcome candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.
• At ANNA, we are working to transform autism care by combining rigorous clinical training, compassionate family-centered practice, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. Our naturalistic NDBI model supports each child's strengths through play-based, developmentally informed care, and our diagnostic evaluation service is often a family's first step into that care. As Supervising Psychologist, you will shape how Massachusetts families receive a diagnosis and what happens next.