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Rutgers University

ASSISTANT PROGRAM MANAGER

piscataway township, NJ

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Rutgers University lists this ASSISTANT PROGRAM MANAGER opportunity in piscataway township, New Jersey. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.

Job description

Rutgers University is hiring an Assistant Program Manager for the Psychological Assessment Clinic within the Center for Psychological Services at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology. The role oversees learning evaluations conducted by PsyD students and manages student coordinators for the Assessment Clinic while reporting to the Director of CPS.

Highlights

Oversee learning evaluations completed by GSAPP PsyD students as part of their training.

Manage two student coordinators for the Assessment Clinic and the test library coordinator.

Require a PhD or PsyD in psychology with 1-2 years of clinical psychological assessment experience.

Must hold or be eligible for a New Jersey psychology license with at least 2 years licensed or license-eligible.

Preferred candidates have experience with clinical or school psychology assessments like Woodcock-Johnson, WAIS, WISC, DKEFS, and ADHD measures.

Use of online scoring systems (e.g., Q-Global) and Microsoft Office Suite is required.

Position reports to Director of CPS and is part of the Psychological Services Center department.

The salary range is $82,166 to $125,837 annually, dependent on qualifications and experience.

Position offers a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, paid leave, retirement plans, and employee educational benefits.

Requires partial in-person work at CPS office, eligible for a hybrid work arrangement.

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