ANNA AUTISM CARE
Remote (Massachusetts License Required) | Part-Time, W-2 Hourly
Fully remote within the United States; 10–20 hours per week, part-time W-2 hourly
ANNA (Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement) is a mission-driven organization providing diagnostic evaluations, naturalistic NDBI-based ABA, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, and feeding therapy to young autistic children (under the age of 6) and their families using a neurodiversity-affirming approach. and are looking for an experienced licensed psychologist to lead our diagnostic evaluation service and the psychometrist team that delivers it.
The Supervising Psychologist leads ANNA's Massachusetts diagnostic evaluation service for children 4 and under referred for suspected autism spectrum disorder. ANNA delivers evaluations through a psychometrist model: psychometrists administer the standardized assessment battery in person at ANNA centers, and the Supervising Psychologist works remotely to train and supervise them, review assessment data, formulate the diagnostic impression, finalize reports with ANNA's AI-assisted report tooling, and deliver feedback sessions to families over telehealth.
This role serves as the licensed psychologist of record for every evaluation delivered under the model and is responsible for building the psychometrist team's clinical capability as it grows. the core of the role is clinical oversight, diagnostic judgment, report quality, and the family feedback experience. Success in this role will be measured by diagnostic access and timeliness, report quality and turnaround, psychometrist fidelity, family experience, and documentation that supports clean claims.
Part-time, W-2 hourly
10–20 hours per week, with predictable weekly availability for feedback sessions and psychometrist supervision
Hourly rate
$115–$150 per hour (based on experience, skills, and internal equity)
Bonus / Equity
health, dental, and vision insurance eligibility based on scheduled hours
Fully remote; optional visits to ANNA centers for psychometrist training
Review developmental history, caregiver interview data, and psychometrist-administered assessment results (e.g., ADOS-2, developmental and adaptive measures) to formulate differential diagnoses for children 4 and under, distinguishing autism from language, developmental, and behavioral presentations
Serve as the licensed psychologist of record: make the diagnostic determination, sign the evaluation report, and hold clinical responsibility for every evaluation delivered under the psychometrist model
Draft, review, and finalize evaluation reports using ANNA's AI-assisted report tooling, ensuring every report is clinically accurate, meets payer medical-necessity standards, and reads clearly to families and referring providers
Identify cases where the collected data is insufficient for a confident determination and direct additional assessment, re-administration, or direct psychologist involvement
Conduct evaluations directly, via telehealth or in person, when it serves a family or the schedule
Family Feedback & Partnership
Lead feedback sessions over telehealth, delivering diagnostic results with clarity, warmth, and neurodiversity-affirming framing
Translate findings into concrete next steps across ANNA's services (NDBI, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, feeding therapy) and community resources, so families leave with a plan
Psychometrist Training & Supervision
Train psychometrists on administration and scoring of ANNA's assessment battery and onboard each new psychometrist as the team grows
Conduct regular fidelity checks of psychometrist sessions through recordings or live observation, and coach to a consistent administration standard across centers
Serve as the supervising licensed psychologist for the psychometrist team, consistent with Massachusetts licensing requirements and payer supervision standards for technician-administered testing
Run weekly case review and scoring QA with the psychometrist team; Inform the psychometrist hiring profile and contribute to candidate assessment in partnership with the CEO and Talent Acquisition
Quality, Fidelity & Compliance
Own the clinical integrity of ANNA's diagnostic evaluation protocol: battery selection, administration standards, scoring, and report structure
Ensure evaluation documentation supports clean claims and withstands payer audit for psychological and developmental testing services
Maintain full adherence to HIPAA, Massachusetts licensing regulations, and payer requirements, including evolving telehealth standards
Contribute to continuous improvement of the evaluation model, including how AI tooling fits into report drafting and review, and flag where the tooling needs to change
Doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in clinical, counseling, or school psychology
3+ years conducting autism diagnostic evaluations for young children, including ADOS-2 administration and interpretation
Experience delivering diagnostic feedback to families of young children
1+ years of experience training or supervising testing staff (psychometrists, technicians, practicum students, or postdoctoral fellows)
Ability to work effectively with AI-assisted report drafting and review tools, with the clinical judgment to validate and correct their output
Comfort with telehealth delivery and a HIPAA-compliant remote work setup
Credentialed with MassHealth and major Massachusetts commercial payers
Experience building or supervising a psychometrist or technician-delivered testing model
Experience with telehealth-adapted autism assessment (e.g., Bilingual (Spanish) a plus
You are an experienced diagnostic psychologist who finds the most meaning in two moments: helping a family understand their child, and building a team that delivers that understanding consistently. You are comfortable holding clinical responsibility for work you supervise remotely, and you set a high bar for administration fidelity and report quality while coaching with warmth. You are energized by shaping how a growing organization delivers diagnostic care, from protocol to psychometrist training to the family feedback experience.
Our Commitment to Inclusion
We celebrate diversity and are committed to an inclusive environment where all team members can thrive. At ANNA, we are working to transform autism care by combining rigorous clinical training, compassionate family-centered practice, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. Our naturalistic NDBI model supports each child's strengths through play-based, developmentally informed care, and our diagnostic evaluation service is often a family's first step into that care. Fully remote. Optional visits to ANNA centers across Massachusetts for psychometrist training.
All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity), or any other characteristic protected by law.
