The Pain Management Center Clinical Psychologist supports the Pain Management Center in managing the clinical functions of the pain psychological program. Under the direction of the Pain Management Center Medical Director, the psychologist is responsible for providing consultant psychological care to patients and day-to-day clinical care for patients. These modalities include group or individual psychoeducation and therapy. This position is responsible for delivering high quality Clinical Psychology services to UCSF Chronic Pain Service, working directly and indirectly with patients, families and with members of the multidisciplinary team and community services involved in the care of patients, to improve patient's psychological health, quality of life and reduce disability. This position meets the clinical psychological needs of the Pain Management Center including assessing patients, developing treatment plans, and utilizing knowledge of medical conditions, medications and psychological/behavioral factors and patient history. The Psychologist assists in long-term planning for the department and may revise/implement new procedures.

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