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Psychometrist
The Role
Administer and score standardized psychological and neurodevelopmental measures under the direction of a licensed psychologist. You will be central to the assessment process, helping create a calm, welcoming testing experience while producing accurate, well-organized data for diagnostic determinations.
This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys both the precision of standardized testing and genuine connection with the people we serve. Ample training is available for the right candidate, making this a strong fit for someone eager to learn and grow into the work.
Key Responsibilities
- Administer and score cognitive, academic, and neurodevelopmental measures (Wechsler scales, Woodcock-Johnson, WIAT, behavior rating scales, CPTs, adaptive measures)
- Prepare testing materials and maintain an affirming environment responsive to each client's sensory, communication, and pacing needs
- Score protocols, generate score reports, and compile organized data summaries
- Conduct intake data collection, structured interviews, and behavioral observations
- Manage test kit inventory and coordinate scheduling with families and adult clients
- Participate in case consultation, training, and didactic activities
Qualifications
- Bachelor's or master's degree in psychology, neuroscience, education, or a related field
- Experience administering and scoring standardized assessments, or completion of formal psychometrist training (training available for the right candidate)
- Strong knowledge of standardized administration procedures and meticulous attention to scoring detail
- Comfort working with clients across the lifespan, including young children
- Tech-savvy with the ability to learn new software quickly and troubleshoot independently
- Strong organizational, interpersonal, and written communication skills
Preferred
- Experience with autism-specific and ADHD assessment tools
- Prior work in a neurodiversity-affirming clinical setting
- Coursework or career interest pointing toward graduate training in clinical or school psychology
Mental Health Therapist
The Role
Join our Everett team in a hybrid position focused on evidence-based treatment for children and families. The role includes 23 direct patient hours weekly with flexible scheduling and the option to work remotely up to two days per week. At least 70% of patient care hours are provided in-person at our Everett office.
Optional opportunities include participating in research and weekly didactic trainings. OpenWorld handles scheduling, billing, credentialing, consent documents, intake paperwork, and EHR setup so you can focus entirely on clinical work.
Qualifications
- Licensed in Washington (LMHC, LCSW, or LMFT)
- Experience working with children as a mental health therapist
- Evidence-based therapy skills (CBT, ACT, DBT, behavioral parent training, PCIT)
- Comfortable with both telehealth and in-person sessions
- Employment contingent on credentialing through EAP providers
Benefits
- Health insurance reimbursement ($350/mo after 30 days)
- Paid time off, sick pay, 4 holidays/year
- Flexible schedule, professional development support
- Full admin support: scheduling, billing, credentialing, EHR
- Access to treatment resources, psychoeducational materials, and mental health measures
Why OpenWorld
Growing Multi-State Practice
Clinics in Washington, California, and now the Flathead Valley. Join a team that is actively building something across communities and specialties.
Values-Driven
Neurodiversity-affirming care, digital wellness research, and active community outreach. Every role here connects to a mission grounded in evidence-based practice and genuine inclusion.
Teaching-Oriented Practice
Direct mentorship from licensed psychologists, case consultation, and broad exposure to comprehensive lifespan assessment. We invest in developing the next generation of assessment professionals.