Julia Ryan Psychology provides high-quality, evidence-based psychological and mental health services in the Ottawa region. We are dedicated to empowering individuals, children, youth, and families towards increased wellbeing through comprehensive assessments and interventions. Our team addresses neurodevelopmental differences and complex mental health needs, maintaining a focus on client-driven, inclusive care for the diverse population we are privileged to serve.

To deliver these services effectively, we cultivate a growth-minded, supportive, and dedicated work environment where skilled and caring clinicians thrive. We invest significantly in the professional growth of our team through specialized training, robust supervision, rich peer collaboration, and varied continuing education opportunities. This commitment ensures our practice remains at the forefront of ethical, evidence-based approaches that are culturally sensitive and neurodiverse-affirming. A vibrant exchange of ideas is encouraged through regular team discussions, case consultations, and workshops, fostering critical thinking within our collaborative setting.

Our clinicians are supported by a keen and tight-knit administrative and leadership team committed to meeting operational needs efficiently. Benefits of joining our established practice include a consistent referral stream, access to well-appointed shared office space, effective practice management tools, and the collective knowledge of a diverse team.

We are currently seeking a Psychologist or Psychologist in Supervised Practice who demonstrates high integrity, strong clinical skills, and a commitment to inclusive, client-centered care. If your professional values align with our dedication to excellence and continued growth, we invite you to apply to join our collaborative and driven team.

Careers

We are currently welcoming applications for the following positions:

Clinical Psychologist, autonomous or in supervised practice
A psychologist will be responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments and provide intervention to children, adolescents, and/or adults. Additionally, the role involves consulting with and/or supervising other team members, such as psychometrists, therapists, or students, and engaging in both team and individual professional development opportunities. The ideal candidate will have functional proficiency in English, interest in developing and facilitating groups or workshops, and either experience in or interest in developing competency with neurodivergent-affirming care

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