Tampa General Hospital

Transplant Psychologist

1 Tampa General Cir, Tampa, FL 33606

On-site · Full-time

First seen by offpeak October 8, 2026

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The transplant psychologist serves as a consultant on the multidisciplinary team and is fully integrated within the Transplant Institute. The ideal candidate will have experience in pre-surgical evaluation, chronic illness management and a passion for reducing health care disparities and providing equitable access to life-saving care. This clinical role also includes program development, clinical education and research opportunities. Experience with substance use disorders, adolescent and young adult (AYA) populations with chronic illness and/or psychological assessment in medical patients is a plus but not required.

Key Responsibilities

Evaluate and diagnose mental and emotional disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings for patients undergoing evaluation for solid organ transplant, awaiting transplant, or following transplant, and conduct psychological evaluations of living liver and kidney donors.
Interview and observe patients to assess psychological functioning and transplant readiness.
Select, administer, score, and interpret psychological assessments.
Develop individualized treatment plans related to transplant candidacy and post-transplant psychological health.
Provide treatment for psychological disorders affecting transplant patients.
Participate in Organ Program Medical Review Boards to assess patient candidacy for transplantation.
Serve as a psychological consultant to transplant teams and other healthcare professionals.
Contribute to transplant psychology program development and research initiatives.
Participate in paid rotational on-call coverage for inpatient services only.
Perform all duties in alignment with the mission, vision, and values of Tampa General Hospital.

To ensure a more meaningful and specialty-focused application process, candidates should submit responses to the following three questions in place of a cover letter. These responses will help us better understand each applicant's experience, career goals, and interest in transplant psychology.

What specifically draws you to transplant psychology? Please describe any experiences that influenced your interest in this specialty and how you envision your career developing in this area.
Describe your experience working with patients who have chronic medical illnesses or other complex healthcare needs.
Describe any experience you have with teaching, supervision, quality improvement, research, or program development. Which of these activities interests you most within transplant psychology, and why?

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