Description

We're looking for a full-time licensed psychologist to join our growing group practice in Tacoma, WA. This is a hybrid role, a mix of in-person and telehealth, with the flexibility to build a caseload that works for your life.

We especially welcome applicants with experience working with children and adolescents, though we're open to psychologists across specialty areas, including trauma, EMDR, LGBTQ+ affirming care, neurodivergence, and bilingual/Spanish-speaking clinicians. Post-doctoral candidates are welcome.

Position details

Full-time, independent contractor (1099); revenue-split compensation model
WA-licensed psychologist required (or license-eligible post-doc)
Hybrid schedule: in-person at our Tacoma office plus telehealth
What we offer

65% of revenue generated, increasing to 70% after 2 years
Free supervision provided for post-doctoral psychologists
Full insurance credentialing and billing handled by our admin team
Scheduling and intake management so you can focus on clinical work
EHR platform provided
Built-in referral pipeline so your caseload fills quickly
Multiple weekly peer consultation groups available (optional)
Monthly social events and community outreach opportunities
Collaborative, clinician-first practice culture
About OPS Olympic Psychology Services is an established group practice in Tacoma, WA committed to making high-quality psychological care accessible. We invest in our clinicians' growth and wellbeing, not just their caseloads. Our team enjoys a supportive community culture with genuine opportunities for professional development and connection.

Requirements

Licensed Psychologist (PhD or PsyD) in Washington State, or post-doctoral candidate actively pursuing licensure
Able to build toward a full caseload of approximately 25 clients per week
Self-directed and comfortable working within an independent contractor model, including carrying your own malpractice insurance
Don't meet every requirement? We still encourage you to apply, especially if you bring experience or interest in child/adolescent populations.