Supervising Psychologist, Diagnostic Evaluations – Massachusetts

ANNA (Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement) is a mission-driven organization providing diagnostic evaluations, naturalistic NDBI-based ABA, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, and feeding therapy to young autistic children (under the age of 6) and their families using a neurodiversity-affirming approach. The Supervising Psychologist leads ANNA's Massachusetts diagnostic evaluation service for children 4 and under referred for suspected autism spectrum disorder. The role works remotely, reports to the CEO, and is responsible for building the psychometrist team's clinical capability as it grows. Success will be measured by diagnostic access and timeliness, report quality and turnaround, psychometrist fidelity, family experience, and documentation that supports clean claims.

Responsibilities

Review developmental history, caregiver interview data, and psychometrist-administered assessment results to formulate differential diagnoses for children 4 and under; Serve as licensed psychologist of record, make diagnostic determinations, sign evaluation reports, and hold clinical responsibility for every evaluation delivered under the psychometrist model; Draft, review, and finalize evaluation reports using ANNA's AI-assisted report tooling; Identify cases where data is insufficient and direct additional assessment or psychologist involvement; Conduct evaluations directly, via telehealth or in person, when it serves a family or the schedule; Lead telehealth feedback sessions with families and translate findings into next steps across ANNA's services; Partner with the intake team and respond to referring provider questions; Train psychometrists, conduct fidelity checks, and serve as supervising licensed psychologist for the psychometrist team; Run weekly case review and scoring QA; Inform the psychometrist hiring profile and contribute to candidate assessment with the CEO and Talent Acquisition; Own clinical integrity of the diagnostic evaluation protocol; Ensure documentation supports clean claims and payer audits; Maintain adherence to HIPAA, Massachusetts licensing regulations, and payer requirements

Requirements

Doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in clinical, counseling, or school psychology; Active, unrestricted Massachusetts psychologist license; 3+ years conducting autism diagnostic evaluations for young children, including ADOS-2 administration and interpretation; Experience delivering diagnostic feedback to families of young children; 1+ years of experience training or supervising testing staff (psychometrists, technicians, practicum students, or postdoctoral fellows); Ability to work effectively with AI-assisted report drafting and review tools, with the clinical judgment to validate and correct their output; Comfort with telehealth delivery and a HIPAA-compliant remote work setup; Strong written communication; reports that are precise for payers and readable for families

Nice to have

Credentialed with MassHealth and major Massachusetts commercial payers; Experience building or supervising a psychometrist or technician-delivered testing model; Experience with telehealth-adapted autism assessment (e.g., TELE-ASD-PEDS); Familiarity with neurodiversity-affirming diagnostic practice and NDBI; Bilingual (Spanish); Experience in a high-growth or startup environment