Psychological Associate – MVA & Trauma | Oakville

Location: Oakville, ON
Employment: Full-Time or Part-Time
Salary: $148,000–$198,000/year
Work Model: Hybrid

HealthOPM is recruiting a Psychological Associate for an established trauma-focused practice with clinic locations in Oakville, Grimsby and St. Catharines, Ontario. Candidates may be based around any of these locations, with hybrid flexibility available.

This opportunity is ideal for a registered Psychological Associate with experience in MVA/SABS, rehabilitation or accident-related trauma who is comfortable working across psychological assessment, diagnosis and treatment.

Your Role

• Complete psychological assessments and formulate diagnoses within your authorized areas of practice.

• Provide evidence-based treatment for MVA, trauma/PTSD, chronic pain and related psychological concerns.

• Develop treatment plans and determine the appropriate clinical pathway for each client.

• Collaborate with an established team of psychologists, social workers, psychotherapists and rehabilitation professionals.

• Maintain clear clinical documentation and reports.

What We’re Looking For

• Registered Psychological Associate (C.Psych.Assoc.) with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario.

• Authorized to practise autonomously in a relevant area such as Clinical and/or Rehabilitation Psychology.

• Experience with MVA/SABS, accident-related trauma or rehabilitation psychology strongly preferred.

• Comfortable providing both assessment and treatment to adults.

• Strong understanding of trauma, PTSD, chronic pain and related presentations.

Why Consider This Opportunity?

• $148,000–$198,000 annual salary

• Full-time or part-time opportunities available.

• Hybrid flexibility across clinic and home-office work.

• Established MVA caseload.

• Dedicated administrative support for scheduling, treatment plans and insurer-related processes.

• Benefits, pension/RRSP support and paid vacation.

• Existing interdisciplinary treatment team, allowing appropriate clients to transition to social work/psychotherapy care when clinically indicated.