Autism Diagnostic Clinician

The Diagnostic Clinician role is for licensed clinicians specializing in autism evaluations for children and adolescents, focusing on diagnostic expertise, ethical practice, and expanding access to care.

Location: Georgia, USA

Responsibilities

• Conduct autism-specific or psychological assessments and write diagnostic reports per funding source guidelines.
• Analyze and interpret clinical data to determine ASD and other diagnoses.
• Provide clear written evaluations and communicate findings to families and providers.
• Prepare clinical documentation, including individualized service reports.
• Stay up to date with the latest research and evidence-based practices.
• Demonstrate clear and concise clinical writing in evaluations and reports.
• Comply with all internal procedures, deadlines, and documentation requirements.

Requirements

• Georgia licensed Doctoral-level clinical psychologist or MD/DO in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Pediatric Neurology, or Psychiatry (Child, Adolescent, or Adult).
• Qualified to perform Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluations.
• Advanced training and experience in diagnosing and treating ASD and related neurodevelopmental disorders.
• Proficient in differential diagnosis of ASD vs. other developmental, psychiatric, or medical conditions.
• Experience in or knowledge of ABA and other evidence-based ASD interventions.

Additional Information

• The role involves delivering high-quality autism evaluations, expanding access to care, and working within a supportive, values-driven organization. Physical requirements include visual, sitting, speaking, document handling, and occasional physical activities.