The ideal candidate will be responsible for administering and scoring psychological and neuropsychological assessments; assisting clinical psychologists with test selection and administration; adapting assessments to meet individual patient needs while maintaining standardized procedures; conducting bio-psychosocial evaluations and documenting relevant behavioral observations; maintaining accurate patient records and progress notes; communicating patient progress with psychologists and other healthcare professionals; supporting referrals and treatment planning; assisting with research projects and group programs; contributing to departmental quality improvement initiatives; ensuring the confidentiality, accuracy, security, and timely availability of patient information; complying with infection control, health and safety, and organizational policies; and performing other duties as assigned.