Clinical Psychologist Psychosis Risk Program and Language Lab Manhattan, NY

The Psychosis Risk Program and Language Lab at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is seeking a motivated licensed clinical psychologist for an Instructor-level faculty position to join our collaborative research team. We are a leading program in psychosis risk research dedicated to advancing understanding of early indicators of psychosis and developing innovative approaches to improve identification and treatment. This position offers a unique blend of clinical research and leadership responsibilities. It is an ideal position for someone recently completing a postdoctoral fellowship or seeking to advance in academic clinical research.

In this role you will work closely with Dr. Cheryl Corcoran an internationally recognized expert and the Program Leader in Psychosis Risk on NIH- and foundation-funded studies that integrate computational psychiatry and natural language processing. You will serve as a key clinical leader within the program help shape research and training efforts mentor trainees and contribute to the care of adolescents and young adults at risk for psychosis.

We are a supportive multidisciplinary team that values mentorship collaboration and career development. We are seeking a candidate who is passionate about psychosis research interested in both clinical and academic growth and eager to be part of a program at the forefront of the field internationally. We also seek a candidate who is genuinely enthusiastic about guiding and supporting the next generation of clinicians and researchers.

• Clinical Leadership
  • Serve as clinical point person for all studies and program operations including reviewing clinical reports emergency and risk management and supervising staff on clinical and diagnostic assessment
  • Oversee participant recruitment engagement and retention strategies including community outreach and referral management
  • Provide consultation and coordinate with other mental health professionals regarding referrals and clinical recommendations
  • Option to provide direct patient care through Mount Sinais Faculty Practice Associates
• Psychosis Risk Program (Coping with Unique Experiences; CUE) Direction
  • Collaborate with Dr. Corcoran in leading the Psychosis Risk Program ().
  • Build and maintain partnerships with referring clinicians schools and community organizations
  • Manage incoming referrals to CUE
  • Lead CUE meetings to foster collaboration and growth
• Supervision and mentorship
  • Direct the Psychology Externship in Psychosis Risk providing training and supervision to the next generation of psychologists
  • Provide research and career mentorship to research staff and volunteers on completing their independent research projects and preparing them for doctoral programs or medical school
• Academic Research Contributions & Growth
  • Author manuscripts and present your work at scientific conferences
  • Submit grants and pursue your independent line of research with mentorship and guidance from Dr. Corcoran and other senior faculty
  • Provide education and training throughout the Mount Sinai Health system local community and at national and international forums
• Grant and Project Management
  • Assist Dr. Corcoran with pre- and post-award management of ongoing NIH and foundation funded studies
  • Oversee day-to-day study operations from recruitment to dissemination of findings with strong support from our research staff and leadership from Dr. Corcoran
  • Collaborate with the Grants & Contracts office on budgets grant submission progress reports and compliance

Why Join Us

• Be part of a globally recognized research program in psychosis risk and computational analyses of language and behavior
• Develop specialized expertise in psychosis risk
• Work in a supportive collaborative environment that prioritizes mentorship professional development and career advancement
• Gain experience across clinical care research leadership grant management and teaching
• Develop your own line of research with guidance and encouragement from senior faculty

• Doctoral degree in psychology
• Licensed in NY or eligible for licensure.
• Preferred experience with Clinical High Risk (CHR) and/or psychosis populations.
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work independently and willingness to tackle complex tasks
• Added bonus: Experience with coding natural language processing and NIH grant applications

Compensation range from 90K to 115K (not including bonuses/incentive compensation or benefits).

Please specify Job Title of interest and send the materials listed below to the following:
Physician Recruitment Department
Mount Sinai Health System

1. Cover letter (1 page max) explaining interest and relevant experience
2. CV/resume
3. Two letters of recommendation or reference contacts
4. An academic writing sample