Positions develop policy and oversee consulting services provided by staff for other state or community facilities or professionals, public and private. Employees provide psychological services for clients, and information and assistance for staff, as described for other classes in this series. Psychology Administrator Positions direct a psychology department and require a doctorate degree and licensure. Employees exercise full supervision of psychologists and other staff. They oversee policy development and implementation, treatment protocols, the provision of psychological services and in-service training and orientation in these areas.
Positions have administrative responsibilities for staff and budget.