Pediatric Psychologist, Oncology

Provide clinical, programmatic, academic and research support for children and adolescents with cancer and their families. Collaborate with pediatric oncology, the Patient and Family Support Program and multidisciplinary cancer care teams, and contribute to education, research and community engagement. Address the emotional, behavioral and developmental needs of pediatric cancer patients. Provide psychological support to patients and their families. Collaborate with the Patient and Family Support Program and Pediatric Oncology teams. Coordinate with oncology faculty, staff and care teams across the health system. Participate in academic and educational activities. Contribute to research, community outreach and engagement aligned with program priorities. Pediatric psychology Psychological assessment Psychotherapy Child and adolescent behavioral health Developmental psychology Pediatric oncology support Family support Clinical program development Clinical research Interdisciplinary care collaboration Doctoral degree in psychology (PhD or PsyD) California psychologist license