4,070 Staff Psychologist Jobs

“Unfair!”

Pros:  “Flexible You can work at different sites Clients are enjoyable to be around Easy job”

Cons:  “Favoritism No advancement Co-workers make your job difficult with laziness and bad attitudes Management is slow in implementing change and disciplining staff…” – Full Review

“Excellent company to work for!”

Pros:  “Great work life balance, good time off. Hard work is rewarded.”

Cons:  “Less money than corporate/for profit environment” – Full Review

“It has been wonderful - lots of opportunities for advancement if you take the initiative!”

Pros:  “It is one of the largest hospital systems in the US, so there are always lots of positions that need to be filled. You can start as a housekeeper or patient tech, and after…”

Cons:  “They are a very large organization, so like a large ship, changes in direction can be slow, but this is the same with every large business. You need to actively…” – Full Review

“nice place to work for a few years.”

Pros:  “Great people and very professional.”

Cons:  “Most of the people have worked there for more than 10 years...not much of innovation going on over there.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work !”

Pros:  “The Bureau of Prisons is trying to become better for the future. The benefits are very good and the pay is fair.”

Cons:  “It is hard to become modern. The facilities are old and inflexible.” – Full Review

“Good opportunity to attend school and still make a little money.”

Pros:  “I am able to take time off to study or work around my kids. I work on interesting research and get opportunities to travel for conferences. Great support for my goals and…”

Cons:  “It is a typical red tape environment. Equipment is slow to be updated to something that isn't 10 years old.” – Full Review

“Fast paced environment and competent coworkers”

Pros:  “Good pay compared to similar work environments GREAT location--not too close to the heart of Manhattan Interesting and intelligent coworkers”

Cons:  “High cost of living in the immediate area bureaucracy can create some nightmares Somewhat limited room for growth and professional development” – Full Review