5,698 Psychologist jobs in United States
- Psychologist // NeuropsychologistWashington Behavioral Medicine Associates, LLCChevy Chase, MD$250.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply12d
- Psychologist - Assessment
Abbey Neuropsychology Clinic3.9 ★Palo Alto, CA$100K - $190K (Employer est.)Easy Apply10d - PsychologistWellspring Psychological Services, Inc.Monterey, CA$105.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Forensic Psychologist (1 day weekly)
Liberty Healthcare Corporation3.9 ★San Diego, CA$60.00 - $65.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply24h - Research Psychologist/Research Nutritionist/Research PhysiologistUSDA ARS Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research CenterGrand Forks, ND$83K - $151K (Employer est.)Easy Apply10d
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- PsychologistAmelia Behavioral Wellness LLCFernandina Beach, FL$100K - $146K (Employer est.)Easy Apply12d
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- Clinical Psychologist
All Health Medical Center4 ★Brooklyn, NY$125.00 - $150.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Clinical Psychologist--HybridSF Stress and Anxiety CenterSan Francisco, CA$96.00 - $110.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply17d
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- Clinical PsychologistClinical Counseling AssociatesKansas City, MO$70.00 - $100.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Clinical Psychologist-Independent veteran evaluationsEmpower Mental HealthAlexandria, LA$125.00 - $210.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply20d
- Clinical Psychologist
NeuroHealth Arlington HeightsArlington Heights, IL$120K (Employer est.)Easy Apply14d - 30d+
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- Industrial and Organizational Psychologist Part-time ContractNational Association of Safety ProfessionalsRemote$60.00 - $130.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Psychologist & Clinical Social Worker
The Supportive Care2.6 ★Walkersville, MD$130K - $182K (Employer est.)Easy Apply20d - Child & Adolescent Psychologist, Post doc, or Ed.DSusan Myket, Ph.D. & AssociatesNaperville, IL$60.00 - $90.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
Job Outlook for Psychologist
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchPsychologists have diverse work environments; some work in research, while others see clients as part of a healthcare team or in private practice. Most psychologist positions require licensing as well as a doctoral degree, but some may only need a master’s degree. Pay may reach six figures, especially for psychologists in private practices or high-cost cities. Demand for psychologist positions is expected to grow similarly to other professions.
Frequently asked questions
Are you looking for a new job as a psychologist? Whether you're just starting out in your career as an entry-level psychologist or have experience in the field, Glassdoor has an option for you. Explore the companies currently hiring and find a job you can fall in love with.
Depending on your license, the psychologist jobs available to you can range from clinical psychology to school psychology. Try filtering your search results based on specialty, such as your interest in research or working with children and adolescents. If a strong work-life balance is a priority to you, remote options are also available.
Once you've narrowed your search, start preparing for your psychologist job interview by checking out these questions your interviewer may ask.
One of the most important factors to consider when searching for your next psychologist job is what a good salary in the field should look like. There are a few ways to find a good-paying job:
- Salaries can vary widely based on location, which is why you should check out what other psychologists are making in your area.
- You should also consider your experience level when determining what your ideal salary looks like. Explore the total pay trajectory from entry-level psychologists to those more experienced in the field based on Glassdoor's career path insight feature.
- Market your skills considered valuable in the psychology field, such as having an advanced degree, a license to practice, and high ethical standards.
In addition to salary, benefits and perks are other factors you should also consider when searching for a psychologist job. Some examples of benefits that you should look for are:
- Some companies may offer stipends for professional development activities, so you can continuously learn new skills in your field.
- Many clinics and practices now offer telehealth options for therapy, which means you can conduct sessions with clients from home. This can also allow you to create your schedule for a more flexible lifestyle.
- Depending on the kind of clinic you work at, it may present you with opportunities to participate in clinical research, which can lead to publications featuring your name.