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Lead Psychologist - PT

Rockville, MD · Hybrid

$90K - $124K/yr

... and editing exam work orders. Develop processes for implementing new business for psychological assessments. Cost Recovery o Submit monthly billing in the required format and by the specified ...

Lead Psychologist - PT

Rockville, MD · Hybrid

$90K - $124K/yr

... editing exam work orders. Develop processes for implementing new business for psychological ... assessments. Cost Recovery o Submit monthly billing in the required format and by the specified ...

Lead Psychologist - PT

Rockville, MD · On-site

$90K - $124K/yr

... editing exam work orders. Develop processes for implementing new business for psychological ... assessments. Cost Recovery o Submit monthly billing in the required format and by the specified ...

The role combines creative strategy, audience psychology, content analytics, and hands-on collaboration with editors and creatives. You will operate as a senior individual contributor with ...

Processes reviewed and approved evaluations in electronic health record (EHR), editing and entering ... Doctoral degree in Psychology from a program that is registered or otherwise recognized by NYSED as ...

Processes reviewed and approved evaluations in electronic health record (EHR), editing and entering ... Doctoral degree in Psychology from a program that is registered or otherwise recognized by NYSED as ...

Processes reviewed and approved evaluations in electronic health record (EHR), editing and entering ... Doctoral degree in Psychology from a program that is registered or otherwise recognized by NYSED as ...

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How much do psychology editor jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 17, 2026, the average hourly pay for psychology editor in the United States is $31.60, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.39 and $39.66 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a psychology editor?

To thrive as a Psychology Editor, you need a strong background in psychology or related behavioral sciences, advanced editing skills, and experience with academic or professional publishing standards. Familiarity with editing tools like Microsoft Word, reference management systems (e.g., EndNote), and style guides such as APA is highly beneficial. Excellent communication, attention to detail, and the ability to provide constructive feedback help editors collaborate effectively with authors and peer reviewers. These skills ensure published content is accurate, clear, and impactful, maintaining the publication’s credibility and value.

What are some typical challenges a psychology editor may encounter in this role?

As a Psychology Editor, you may encounter challenges such as balancing tight deadlines with the need for thorough, accurate editing and staying updated on evolving research trends and terminology within psychology. Navigating complex or highly technical manuscripts, ensuring adherence to style guides, and managing feedback between authors and reviewers are common aspects of the job. Teamwork is essential, as editors often collaborate closely with writers, researchers, and other editors to maintain quality and consistency. Overcoming these challenges helps to ensure high standards for published materials and can support your professional growth as an expert in psychology publishing.

What is a psychology editor?

A Psychology Editor reviews, edits, and refines psychology-related content for accuracy, clarity, and coherence. They ensure that research articles, textbooks, or other materials align with academic or professional standards. They may work with authors, researchers, or publishers to improve the readability and credibility of psychological content. Strong knowledge of psychology, editing skills, and attention to detail are essential for this role.

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Infographic showing various Psychology Editor job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 72% Full Time, 24% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 8% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $65,728 per year, or $31.6 per hour.

Lead Psychologist - PT

STG International

Rockville, MD • Hybrid

$90K - $124K/yr

Part-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

STGi is currently seeking a Lead Psychologist to support our Federal Occupational Health (FOH) contract in Rockville, MD.  The candidate must be located in the Washington DC Metropolitan area.

*Position type: Hybrid schedule

Duties and Responsibilities as listed in the contract: 
The Lead Psychologist provides leadership, oversight, and management for the psychological pre-placement and case review services provided by Federal Occupational Health (FOH).  The Lead Psychologist ensures the quality of psychological services, determinations, and recommendations regarding federal employees, including those employees in law enforcement and other safety sensitive positions such as federal agents and federal agent candidates.   The FOH Lead Psychologist ensures that FOH psychologists and Reviewing Medical Officers (RMOs) understand customer agency specific security program requirements and federal regulations and can apply these program requirements to all interactions with customer agency employees.  

Job Specific Duties and Responsibilities: 

Clinical - Quality and Safety
   Develops documents and participates in designated national healthcare quality TJC accreditation processes.
   Establishes and participates in performing continuous quality improvement assessments for the various psychological examination types that are conducted for FOH.
   Demonstrates a strong level of technical expertise regarding psychological services that are required in an occupational healthcare setting and provides consultation (and psychological         assessments when required) of the highest caliber.
   Possesses a strong technical knowledge regarding occupational federal safety and health regulations regarding psychological issues.
   Promotes and ensures the quality of psychological assessment results, particularly for difficult cases. 
   Produces quality products in a short time frame, which is pre-determined by the type of psychological assessment that is to be completed.
   Promotes improvement-oriented ideas.
   Demonstrates a high level of professional conduct. 


Service Operations 
   Provides ongoing intellectual guidance for psychological assessment activities that is relevant for completing cases that require psychological assessments.  
   Responsible for ensuring that psychological assessments are distributed to psychologists with the appropriate education, skill, and training to perform the psychological assessment.
   Performs a mixture of administrative, clinical, and consultant duties depending on the specific behavioral health case requirements.
   Provides consultation with customer agency management on psychological program needs and requirements as well as how to develop work-relevant psychological programs. 
   Provides acute emergency consultation on performing federally regulated and agency-mandated psychological assessments (e.g. pre-employment, fitness for duty, security clearance, etc.). 
   May be required to conduct psychological assessments and render a professional opinion as it relates to work clearances or recommendations consistent with the examination findings and established psychological standards.
   Provides expert psychological advice and consultation on psychological matters in the workplace in accordance with accepted psychological standards of care and customary industry practices to FOH staff and the Federal agencies that FOH serves.
   Develops FOH policy and guidelines for work-related psychological assessments. 
   Provides expert witness testimony services regarding psychological recommendations on cases in which psychological consultation is provided to a federal agency, when requested.
   Administers and interprets psychological tests in a manner that minimizes construct-irrelevant variance and promotes valid score interpretations for the intended assessment of all federal agency applicants and employees.
   Consults and opines on position suitability for customer agency applicants and employees based on the psychological interview and test results as they relate to the job task analysis as well as the psychological and medical standards provided by customer agency.
   Consults with psychiatrists as needed; and,
   Serves as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) to customer agencies regarding their psychological programs, when requested.


Administrative (Business/Management)
Procurement
o    Advises FOH medical leadership about customer requests to change requirements for existing psychological business.  Make recommendations for improving psychological assessment case review processes that will maximize the effective and efficient execution of agency service requests.
o    Ensure that appropriate standardized Work Orders (later panels) for psychological case review are used to support IAAs and SOWs.  Assist service area support and business operations teams with setting up new agreements and editing exam work orders.  Develop processes for implementing new business for psychological assessments.

Cost Recovery
o    Submit monthly billing in the required format and by the specified deadline, as requested.


Staffing and Reporting Relationships
   Responsible for coordinating with CORs to ensure that qualified psychologists at levels perform psychological assessments in stipulated timeframes according to agreements with FOH customer agencies.
   Responsible for ensuring that psychologists who perform psychological assessments staff and Reviewing Medical Officers are oriented according to standard operating procedure (SOP) to perform independently assigned psychological case reviews.
   Train psychologists, behavioral health providers, and RMOs to perform various examination types of psychological evaluations when requested.

Technology
   Participate in the implementation of electronic health records systems.

Customer Service
   Supports the psychological consultative needs for one (1) or more federal agencies.
   Demonstrates the ability to work and communicate effectively, particularly in high stress situations.
   Demonstrates the ability to convey expert psychological opinions and advice using excellent communication skills.  These communications will be through written communication primarily.
   Establishes procedures and processes for psychologists to notify a customer agency immediately when a customer agency employee (federal agent, federal agent candidate, or federal employee) fails the psychological component of the psychological standards or if the psychologist has any reason to believe that the employee is not able to perform their job in a safe, secure reliable manner.
   Interfaces with other customer agency psychologists by providing advice and training on behavioral health related issues such as new evaluation instruments, forms, etc.

Metrics
   Responsible for analyzing (at least monthly) appropriate data and making recommendations to maintain adequate staff to perform psychological assessment cases.
   Develop, monitor quarterly, and review annually performance improvement initiatives for psychological assessment programs and use metrics for continuous quality improvement.


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About STG International

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STG International is a leading organization in the field of Professional Services, providing a wide variety of solutions in healthcare staffing, executive level personnel, technical expertise and project management among others. The company, which began operations in 1997, is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. STG International is underpinned by a strong mission to provide the highest quality of professional services to meet the evolving needs of its clientele in both public and private sectors, uniquely coupling innovative solutions with a client-focused approach.

Industry

Hospitals

Company size

1,001 - 5,000 Employees

Headquarters location

Arlington, VA, US

Year founded

1997

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