Neuropsychologist – Pediatric Focus Minnesota Neuropsychology | Twin Cities, Minnesota Join a Practice That Values Great Clinical Work — and Work-Life Balance Minnesota Neuropsychology is looking for a full-time neuropsychologist to join our growing and collaborative team. We specialize in comprehensive, strengths-based neuropsychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults and are deeply committed to providing exceptional clinical care while creating a workplace where clinicians can thrive. We believe great neuropsychology happens when clinicians have the time, resources, and support to do their best work—without burning out. Our model emphasizes working smarter, not harder, with strong administrative support, efficient systems, and a culture that respects work-life balance. We’re seeking a neuropsychologist with expertise in ADHD, learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder and related social-emotional or behavioral conditions who is passionate about helping children and families better understand their brains and celebrate neurodiversity. This position is ideal for someone who values deep diagnostic work, collaborative colleagues, and a practice that genuinely prioritizes clinician well-being. Why Join Minnesota Neuropsychology? We are a clinician-led private practice that believes excellent patient care starts with a healthy and supported team. Our clinicians are passionate about their work, and we also believe strongly in protecting time outside of work for family, hobbies, travel, and life. At Minnesota Neuropsychology you’ll find: A collaborative team of neuropsychologists, psychometrists, and support staffA culture that values curiosity, innovation, transparency, humor, and teamworkA practice designed around sustainabilityWe intentionally invest in the infrastructure, technology, and workflows that allow neuropsychologists to focus on what they do best: thoughtful and meaningful clinical work. Our practice continually invests in: Efficient clinical workflows designed to support high-quality, comprehensive evaluationsState-of-the-art assessment tools and technologyPsychometrists and administrative support to streamline scheduling, scoring, and coordinationThoughtful systems for report development and feedbackOngoing improvements to practice operations so clinicians can work effectively without unnecessary administrative burden We also believe work should be enjoyable. Our team regularly participates in: Annual team retreatsGroup outings and social eventsCommunity volunteering opportunitiesInformal gatherings and celebrationsOur goal is simple: deliver comprehensive, gold-standard neuropsychological evaluations while creating a sustainable and efficient clinical environment for our team. About Our Practice Minnesota Neuropsychology is a boutique private practice with two offices in the Twin Cities: • St. Paul – located in the historic Cathedral Hill neighborhood• Wayzata – steps from beautiful Lake Minnetonka The Twin Cities offer an exceptional quality of life with vibrant arts, great schools, incredible parks, and easy access to lakes, hiking, and outdoor recreation. Whether you enjoy restaurants, biking trails, theater, kayaking, or winter sports, Minnesota offers something for everyone. Key Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for children and adolescentsAssess and diagnose neurodevelopmental conditions including:ADHDSpecific learning disordersAnxiety and mood disordersBehavioral disordersAutism spectrum disorderGifted and twice-exceptional profilesProvide thoughtful, collaborative feedback sessions with familiesWrite clear, strengths-based reports with actionable recommendationsParticipate in team meetings and practice initiativesOptional opportunities to train and supervise doctoral students through collaboration with the University of Minnesota Qualifications PhD or PsyD in Clinical, Counseling, or School PsychologyDoctoral training and internship at APA-accredited programsTwo years of postdoctoral fellowship training in pediatric neuropsychology consistent with Houston Conference GuidelinesExpertise in evaluating neurodevelopmental disorders and related conditions; autism spectrum disorder assessment experience preferredLicensed or license-eligible in MinnesotaExcellent report writing and communication skillsA collaborative, thoughtful approach to clinical care Compensation & Benefits We offer a highly competitive compensation model designed to reward excellent clinical work while maintaining a sustainable workload. Pay range: $135,000 – $225,000+ depending on experience and productivity Benefits include: Unlimited PTOExcellent medical, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with automatic employer contributionProfessional allowance for licensure, CE, and board certificationComprehensive professional liability coverageAdministrative and clinical support staffStipend for home office set-upOpportunities for mentorship and professional development Our Philosophy Our practice is grounded in the belief that neurodiversity is a strength. We aim to provide evaluations that are not only diagnostically rigorous but also empowering for children and their families. We intentionally keep our practice small, collaborative, and clinician-driven, allowing our team to shape the culture and direction of the organization. We are an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourage applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and experiences. How to Apply Please email a letter of interest and CV to: Ashley Isaia, PhD, LPNeuropsychologist and Chief Operating OfficerMinnesota Neuropsychology #J-18808-Ljbffr