Possible job doing WLS pre-op psych evals
I did a phone interview yesterday and have been asked to go in next week to do two mock evaluations for a part-time position doing WLS pre-op psych evals for a surgeon south of here (who is periodically getting backed up on the psych evals but does not need a second psychologist full-time)!
This would be an amazing opportunity for me in many ways, especially while I have to continue to work at my full-time IT job in order to pay the bills and finish my dissertation (I quit seeing all but a couple of long-term clients in order to have time to devote to finishing the PhD). The person I did the phone interview with was impressed with a couple of the things that I identified as things that I thought were crucial to assessing pre-op readiness and my thoughts on necessary post-op counseling.
Lora
This would be an amazing opportunity for me in many ways, especially while I have to continue to work at my full-time IT job in order to pay the bills and finish my dissertation (I quit seeing all but a couple of long-term clients in order to have time to devote to finishing the PhD). The person I did the phone interview with was impressed with a couple of the things that I identified as things that I thought were crucial to assessing pre-op readiness and my thoughts on necessary post-op counseling.
Lora
14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained
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That would be awesome! good luck.
Kelly
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