Pool Psychometrist - USFTGP Neurosurgery

The Psychometrist administers and scores neuropsychological, cognitive, academic/achievement, and psychological assessments under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. This role coordinates testing services, maintains testing inventory, provides administrative oversight for testing materials, and assists neuropsychology faculty with patient care activities. The Psychometrist observes and documents test‑taking behaviors, prepares and enters scored data into standardized templates, and serves as a liaison to other departments and branch campuses requiring cognitive testing services. The position also participates in division meetings, workshops, research activities, and conference submissions while adhering to established standards of practice and operational procedures.

The Psychometrist administers and scores neuropsychological, cognitive, academic/achievement, and psychological assessments under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. This role coordinates testing services, maintains testing inventory, provides administrative oversight for testing materials, and assists neuropsychology faculty with patient care activities. The Psychometrist observes and documents test‑taking behaviors, prepares and enters scored data into standardized templates, and serves as a liaison to other departments and branch campuses requiring cognitive testing services. The position also participates in division meetings, workshops, research activities, and conference submissions while adhering to established standards of practice and operational procedures.

Required:

Education

Bachelor's Degree Psychology or

Bachelor's Degree Related Field

Work Experience and Additional Information

No minimum experience required beyond educational preparation.

Technical Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

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Ability to score assessments (raw scores, standard scores, t‑scores, percentiles) and accurately enter results into neuropsychology data tables.

Ability to observe, identify, and document detailed test‑taking behaviors relevant to diagnostic interpretation.