About Coast Psychology

‍Coast Psychology is a group private practice in Oyster Bay, New York, specializing in neuropsychological assessment and evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. We're a collaborative, clinically rigorous, and compassionate team.

‍ Position Overview

‍We're seeking a fully licensed, doctoral-level psychologist (PhD or PsyD) with expertise in both neuropsychological assessment and individual therapy. This is a full-time W-2 position with a minimum of 24 dedicated face-to-face clinical hours. Work from home 2 days a week, with flexible scheduling and two required evenings. The schedule is designed to be sustainable, with room for a life outside the office.

‍The ideal candidate works enthusiastically with children ages 4 and up for both testing and therapy, brings genuine skill in neuropsychological assessment, and wants to be part of a practice that's growing intentionally. This isn't a placement — we're building a team.

‍This role requires willingness and enthusiasm to work with children ages 4+ for both therapy and testing. Candidates who prefer an adult-only caseload aren't a fit for this position.

‍This role also isn't a fit for clinicians intending to establish their own independent practice. We're investing in the people who join us, and we're looking for clinicians who want to grow with us long-term.

Schedule & Structure

Total weekly hours: 30–40 hours per week, minimum 24 direct clinical hours (therapy + testing combined)
Hybrid: On-site at our Oyster Bay office 3 days a week; remote work can scale depending on referral needs

Working weeks: Approximately 48 clinical working weeks per year

PTO: 4 weeks, inclusive of holidays and sick time

Employment: Full W-2 employee with all applicable protections and employer contributions

‍Responsibilities

‍Neuropsychological Assessment‍ ‍

• Complete a minimum of 1 comprehensive psychological evaluation per week (up to 2+ for those seeking higher earning potential)

• Administer, score, and interpret a full neuropsychological and psychoeducational battery for clients ages 4 and up

• Conduct ADOS-2 and related autism diagnostic assessments

• Write thorough, clearly articulated evaluation reports with evidence-based recommendations, accessible to families, educators, and referring providers

• Present findings at CSE meetings or due process hearings

• Accurately differentiate ADHD, ASD, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental conditions

‍Therapy

• Provide individual therapy for children ages 4+, adolescents, and adults

• Apply advanced, evidence-based CBT and related frameworks

• Maintain a consistent therapy caseload, secondary to testing responsibilities

‍Documentation & Compliance

• Complete your own clinical documentation, evaluation reports, and progress notes in a timely manner

• Maintain accurate records in compliance with HIPAA and applicable professional and licensing standards

‍Practice & Team Responsibilities‍ ‍

• Participate in weekly clinical supervision and case consultation

• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team and external providers for coordinated care

• Supervise junior clinicians as needed and as interest allows

• Participate in practice outreach events and community marketing initiatives

• Engage in ongoing professional development to stay current in assessment and treatment

‍Compensation & Benefits

‍Compensation range: $120,000–$180,000+ total compensation annually — base salary plus variable pay that scales with licensure level and years of post-licensure experience
Testing performance bonus: Up to 15% revenue share of collected testing revenue, paid quarterly on top of base salary, with no cap
Earning potential: Total cash grows meaningfully with evaluation volume
Annual increases: Transparent, structured pay progression tied to tenure and years of post-licensure experience
Additional benefits:‍ ‍

• Paid Family Medical Leave and short-term disability coverage

• Professional liability insurance covered by the practice — no tail coverage needed

• CEU stipend

• 401(k) / retirement, with matching

• Personal computer provided

• Full access to neuropsychological testing materials and software

• Premium Oyster Bay office space in a National Historic Landmark building, walking distance to shops and restaurants

• Dedicated receptionists

• Billing support

• Administrative and scheduling coordination support

• Marketing support and an established referral pipeline

• Weekly supervision available to all clinicians

• 4 weeks PTO, inclusive of holidays and sick time

‍Required Qualifications

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology, School Psychology, or a closely related field

• Full, unrestricted license to practice as a psychologist in New York State

• Willingness and enthusiasm to work with children ages 4+ for both therapy and assessment

• Formal ADOS-2 training and demonstrated assessment experience

• Strong clinical background with children, adolescents, and neurodivergent populations

• Advanced training in CBT and at least one related evidence-based modality

• Skilled differential diagnosis across ADHD, ASD, learning disabilities, and related neurodevelopmental conditions

• Exceptional written communication — able to make complex findings clear to families and referring professionals

• Availability for evening hours and commitment to the practice's scheduling requirements

• Expected minimum two-year commitment to the role

‍Preferred Qualifications

• Board certification in neuropsychology (ABPP-CN), or eligibility under Houston Conference Guidelines

• Postdoctoral training in assessment with a pediatric/adolescent emphasis

• Experience presenting at CSE meetings or in due process proceedings

• Established referral relationships in the Long Island area

‍Why Coast Psychology

‍A sustainable schedule 30–40 hours per week, with a minimum of 24 face-to-face clinical hours.

Real growth potential We're a practice with a clear vision and a plan to grow. Clinicians who join early and invest in the team will have the opportunity to grow with it — in seniority, compensation, and scope. A great fit if you're looking for a long-term home base for your career. Your opinions and input are taken seriously, and your expertise as a clinician is appreciated and respected. We'd love to watch you grow with us.

‍Weekly supervision support All clinicians have access to weekly clinical supervision. We support each other in a judgment-free space. Our weekly meetings are laid-back and clinically enriching.

‍Office location A National Historic Landmark Victorian building steps from Oyster Bay's downtown. A front porch to decompress on. Winter water views from upstairs. Walk to lunch, grab a coffee between sessions — Oyster Bay's downtown is charming, walkable, and full of good places to be. It's a genuinely nice place to spend your days.

‍A team that actually hangs out We do regular team-building activities and genuinely enjoy each other's company. The culture here is warm, collaborative, and we try to have fun.

‍State-of-the-art resources Full access to the latest neuropsychological testing materials, software, and reporting tools. Personal computer provided. Everything you need to do your best work is here.