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Contract Licensed Psychologist - ABA Centers Remote (Must reside in Washington State) Contract 1099 ... Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment ...

Contract Licensed Psychologist - ABA Centers Remote (Must reside in New Jersey) 1099 Contract- $150 ... Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment ...

Contract Licensed Psychologist - ABA Centers Remote (Must reside in New Jersey) 1099 Contract- $150 ... Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment ...

Contract Licensed Psychologist - ABA Centers Remote (Must reside in Washington State) Contract 1099 ... Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment ...

Contract Licensed Psychologist - ABA Centers Remote (Must reside in Rhode Island) 1099 Contract ... Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment ...

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How much do remote testing psychologist jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 2, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote testing psychologist in the United States is $92,813.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $66,500.00 and $117,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Testing Psychologist, and why are they important?

To excel as a Remote Testing Psychologist, you need a doctoral degree in psychology, state licensure, and expertise in psychological assessment and test interpretation. Familiarity with telehealth platforms, secure data management systems, and digital assessment tools is essential. Strong communication, attention to detail, and cultural sensitivity are critical soft skills for building rapport and delivering accurate evaluations remotely. These competencies ensure ethical, effective, and reliable psychological assessments in virtual environments.

What are some common challenges Remote Testing Psychologists face when administering assessments virtually, and how can they be addressed?

Remote Testing Psychologists often face challenges such as ensuring test security, maintaining standardized administration conditions, and managing technological issues during virtual assessments. To address these, it's important to use secure, HIPAA-compliant platforms, provide clear instructions to clients or caregivers, and have contingency plans for technical disruptions. Regular training on teleassessment best practices and staying updated with professional guidelines can also help maintain the validity and reliability of results.

What is a remote testing psychologist?

A remote testing psychologist is a licensed mental health professional who administers psychological assessments, such as cognitive or behavioral tests, to clients via secure online platforms rather than in person. These psychologists evaluate, diagnose, and sometimes provide recommendations based on test results, all conducted remotely. This approach allows for greater accessibility, especially for clients in underserved or rural areas. Remote testing psychologists must ensure that their assessments comply with ethical standards and legal regulations regarding telehealth.

What is the difference between Remote Testing Psychologist vs School Psychologist?

AspectRemote Testing PsychologistSchool Psychologist
CredentialsDoctoral degree in Psychology, licensure, certification in psychological testingMaster's or Specialist degree in School Psychology, state certification/license
Work EnvironmentRemote, private practice, telehealth platformsSchool settings, classrooms, school districts
Employer & IndustryPrivate practices, telehealth companies, healthcare organizationsPublic and private schools, educational institutions
Common Search/ComparisonRemote Testing Psychologist vs School Psychologist

Remote Testing Psychologists primarily conduct psychological assessments and testing remotely, often serving clients outside traditional settings. School Psychologists work within educational environments, focusing on student assessments, counseling, and support. While both roles involve testing and evaluation, their work settings, credentials, and employer types differ significantly.

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Contract Licensed Psychologist

ICBD

Bellevue, WA โ€ข Remote

$150/hr

Full-time

Posted 17 days ago


Job description

Contract Licensed Psychologist โ€“ ABA Centers

Remote (Must reside in Washington State)

Contract 1099- $150/hourly

Who We Are

We are the nationโ€™s fastest-growing provider of autism care, delivering high-quality Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy across a rapidly expanding footprint. Since our founding in 2020, weโ€™ve scaled from a single clinic to nearly 70 operating areas in more than a dozen states, supported by a high-performance corporate infrastructure and data-driven decision-making.

Recognized as the #5 fastest-growing private company in America by Inc. magazine, ABA Centers is a self-funded, founder-led organizationโ€”a rarity in todayโ€™s healthcare landscape. Weโ€™ve achieved this growth without private equity, relying instead on operational discipline, smart capital allocation, and a relentless focus on outcomes.

Our corporate team plays a mission-critical role in this successโ€”developing scalable systems, managing risk, and driving the analytics that power our growth. If youโ€™re a strategic thinker who thrives in a fast-paced, purpose-driven environment, we offer a unique opportunity to help shape the future of autism careโ€”while building on a legacy of operational excellence.

Our Origin Story

ABA Centers was founded by a father whose personal journey navigating autism care for his daughter revealed deep gaps in access, consistency, and quality across the system. Determined to disrupt the status quo in the autism care field and eliminate the unacceptably long wait lists for treatment, he built a company rooted in compassion, clinical excellence, and a relentless commitment to care that makes a difference.

Recognition & Awards

Our commitment to operational excellence, ethical leadership, and transformative care has earned our company and leadership national recognition from trusted sources, including:

  • Inc. 5000 โ€“โ€ฏ5th Fastest-Growing Private Company in America
  • Financial Times โ€“ #1 on "The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies"โ€ฏ
  • EY Entrepreneur Of The Yearยฎ U.S. Overall
  • South Florida Business Journalโ€™s Top 100 Companies
  • Florida Trend Magazine's 500 Most Influential Business Leaders
  • Inc. Best in Business, Health Servicesโ€ฏ

POSITION SUMMARY & PURPOSE

The Psychologist works under the Director of the Diagnostic Services Department and is responsible for completing psychological/neuropsychological testing, reviewing and signing reports, and conducting supervision and training of all Psychometrists in the region/state.

The principal functions of the position identified shall not be considered as a complete description of all the work requirements and expectations that may be inherent in the position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.

POSITION ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

The following are duties and responsibilities that the Psychologist shall provide:

  • To provide comprehensive neuropsychological, psychological and/or psychoeducational evaluations of clients with referral concerns related to learning, behavioral, emotional, and/or social difficulties.
  • To provide written and oral feedback to clients regarding results of evaluations, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations for appropriate remediation of concerns including referrals.
  • Conduct in-person and/or virtual comprehensive neuropsychological, psychological and/or psychoeducational evaluations.
  • Following evaluation, provide feedback sessions with the patient (or their legal guardian in the case of a minor).
  • Compile a written report detailing the evaluation findings, diagnosis(es), and recommendations to be kept in the patientโ€™s medical record and to be shared with the patient (or their legal guardian in the case of a minor) and referral source (in accordance with HIPAA Privacy and Security Plans).
  • Ensure that written documentation is completed and uploaded in a timely manner per departmental policy.
  • Provide direct Supervision (Individual/Group) and Training of Neuropsychological Testing/Assessment to โ€œDiagnostic Specialistsโ€ (Psychometrists/Technicians).
  • Actively seek out supervision when needed.
  • Remain current within the field of psychology and seek opportunities for continuing education related to psychological/neuropsychological testing of pediatric patients.
  • Participate in weekly Regional Clinical Training Meetings including presenting at Weekly Psychology Assessment Didactic Seminars (PADS).
  • Maintain an active license and good standing with the state board of psychology.
  • Comply with ABA Centerโ€™s of Americaโ€™s โ€™s HIPAA privacy and security policies.
  • Collaborate with all other team members to facilitate realization of the mission of ABA Centers of America, including attending routine departmental and general staff meetings.

Requirements

Education and Experience Requirements

The Psychologist requires a minimum of a:

    • Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology or Developmental Psychology (Psy.D. or Ph.D.) with specific training in assessment of pediatric and adolescent neurodevelopmental disorders, including specific learning disorders, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and intellectual disability.
    • Ability to maintain clean background/drug screenings and driving record (required).
    • Prior training experience with assessment/administration/scoring/interpreting of Neuropsychological Tests required.
    • Experience administering measures/tests of Intellectual Functioning, Development, Autism Spectrum Disorder including the ADOS-2, Social Communication, and Emotional and Behavioral Functioning.

Language Requirements

  • English proficiency required
  • Spanish proficiency is a plus

Benefits

Compensation and Contractor Status

  • Pay: $150 per hour, based on experience and qualifications
  • This position is a 1099 independent contractor role
  • Contractors are responsible for their own taxes, licensure, and professional liability coverage
  • No employee benefits are provided