Neurodiversity-Affirming Neuropsychologist

1099 | Part-Time | Hybrid (In-Person + Telehealth) Bright Starts Pediatrics – Colorado Springs, CO About Bright Starts Pediatrics Bright Starts Pediatrics is a pediatrician-led, neurodevelopmental practice dedicated to early, accurate diagnosis and lifelong support for individuals with autism and ADHD. Our mission is to: • Deliver timely, evidence-based diagnostic evaluations • Empower families through education, advocacy, and practical tools • Champion a neurodiversity-affirming model of care where each individual’s strengths are recognized and supported We are a growing, mission-driven practice focused on improving access to high-quality diagnostic care while maintaining a deeply personalized, family-centered approach. Our Clinical Model We provide comprehensive, strengths-based evaluations across the lifespan, utilizing gold-standard and evidence-based tools, including: • Autism evaluations (17 months through adulthood) o ADOS-2 (Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition) o MIGDAS-2 (Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing Autism Spectrum) • ADHD evaluations (ages 6–60) o QB Test (FDA-cleared objective assessment) Our approach emphasizes: • Functional, real-world understanding of the individual • Clear, actionable diagnostic feedback • Tailored recommendations across home, school, and community environments • Ongoing support for executive functioning, attention, and adaptive skills Position Overview We are seeking a neurodiversity-affirming neuropsychologist to provide part-time neuropsychological assessment services for children, adolescents, and young adults. This role is ideal for a clinician who values both diagnostic precision and meaningful, strengths-based interpretation. Assessment Scope May Include: • Intellectual and cognitive functioning • Language and communication skills • Visuospatial processing • Learning and memory • Attention and processing speed • Executive functioning (planning, organization, inhibition) • Sensorimotor functioning • Academic achievement • Adaptive functioning • Psychosocial and emotional adjustment Key Responsibilities • Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations across pediatric and young adult populations • Integrate multi-source data into clinically rigorous, strengths-based formulations • Provide clear, compassionate, and actionable feedback to families and clients • Produce high-quality, well-organized diagnostic reports suitable for clinical, educational, and insurance use • Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team in case consultation and care planning • Maintain a client-centered approach emphasizing autonomy, dignity, and individualized care Administrative support and insurance billing are handled by Bright Starts Pediatrics, allowing you to focus on clinical work. Required Qualifications • Licensed Psychologist with formal training in neuropsychological assessment • Active, unrestricted psychologist license. Experience working with children, adolescents, and/or young adults. • Competence in standardized cognitive and neuropsychological testing batteries Preferred Attributes • Strong alignment with a neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based framework • Demonstrated commitment to client autonomy, dignity, and self-determination • Ability to translate complex clinical findings into accessible, family-friendly language • Comfort working in a collaborative, fast-growing, mission-driven practice environment • Interest in expanding access to early diagnosis and equitable care Position Details Location: Hybrid role (in-person + telehealth) Primary office: 5350 Tomah Dr, Suite 1300 Colorado Springs, CO Tel# 303-970-3429 Schedule: • Part-time with flexible scheduling • Opportunity to increase hours based on demand Compensation • Competitive 1099 compensation: [$120-$160/hour]. • Rate commensurate with experience, licensure, and caseload • Administrative and billing support included Why Join Bright Starts Pediatrics? • Mission-driven work with meaningful clinical impact • Administrative infrastructure that prioritizes clinician efficiency • Opportunity to shape and grow within an expanding practice • Collaborative, values-aligned clinical environment • Focus on early diagnosis, advocacy, and health equity If you are a neuropsychologist committed to accessible, strengths-based, and neurodiversity-affirming care, we welcome your application.