PROGRAM DETAILS
As a site, NWAI ensures postdoctoral fellows an opportunity to gain clinical experience treating individuals living with OCD and anxiety disorders, providing apprenticeship-model training, from a CBT theoretical framework with a focus on implementing ERP therapy. NWAI offers advanced training in anxiety assessment, case formulation, and treatment approaches at both outpatient and intensive outpatient (IOP) levels of care. Fellows divide their time between direct patient care, administrative activities, supervision, didactic training, and clinical roundings. Based on interest, fellows may also have opportunities to provide parent consultation, facilitate group-based therapies, supervise student trainees, participate in our client outcomes monitoring and practice-based research program, and give community presentations about anxiety and related disorders. Additionally, if other clinically relevant activities become of interest, we remain open to reviewing and integrating those into one’s postdoctoral fellowship experience. Our postdoctoral fellows are valued members of our clinical team and participate at every level of clinical care.
Fellowship schedules include the following:• Total weekly hours: 40
• Clinical/Direct patient care: 20 hours/week • Individual, groups, IOP services • Supervision: 2 hours/week • Individual & group • Supervising student trainees: 2 hours/week • Didactics: 1 hour/week • EPPP study/prep: 5 hours/week • Team consultation and CE trainings • Weekly clinical rounding with multidisciplinary treatment team • Opportunity to attend bi-monthly CE and staff development trainings |
Placements are salaried with a full benefit package:• $63,000 annual salary
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance (100% employer paid) • Two weeks (10 days) of annual paid time off (PTO) • Holiday pay (New Years, Juneteenth, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas) • 401k/retirement plan • Stipend for EPPP expenses ($600) • Short-term & Long-term disability insurance(100% employer paid) • Various elective benefits(e.g., life insurance, legal assistance) • Flexible work schedule |
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Eligible candidates must have earned a PhD or PsyD in clinical, counseling, or school psychology from an APA-accredited program by the position start date. Oregon Board contract approval is required within the first week of the start date. All interested candidates must apply by December ,2025. Interviews will be held in January 2026.
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Interviews may be held in-person or virtually, based on candidate’s preference.
To apply, please submit the following to [email protected]: • Curriculum vitae • Letter of interest • 3 letters of recommendation Vertical Divider
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