Where would you look for a job?

[ClinicalABA]

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Curious- Where would you all look if you were interested in a new job? I'm asking more from the recruiting end of things. I think things have changed a lot in the past 5-10 years since I was really on the market. I have found my jobs mainly through personal and professional networking, and I assume that is still the best way, but there most be others.

 

[WisNeuro]

I get most of the word for neuro jobs from colleagues in the area. Our associations (INS, AACN) have a job posting list. Indeed.com has been good about scraping job postings in.

 

[futureapppsy2]

For ABA-related stuff, definitely post through ABAI. Related division listservs, too.

 

[Justanothergrad]

psychwiki and highered as primary search spots for academic jobs, plus listservs and association websites (apa, aps, etc).

 

[futureapppsy2]

psychwiki and highered as primary search spots for academic jobs, plus listservs and association websites (apa, aps, etc).

Chronicle of Higher Ed for academic jobs, too

 

[ClinicalABA]

For ABA-related stuff, definitely post through ABAI. Related division listservs, too.

Thanks. Definitely ABAI for those types of positions. Asking more about psychologists (clinical applied, vs. academic). We're primarily (by a big margin) an ABA company and do a decent job with that type of recruitment. Not so familiar with finding psychologists. Best luck has always been promoting post docs. I'm in a relatively rural/small urban area, so there's probably not a lot of folks in the area that do this type of work, thus the need for wider search area.

 

[Sanman]

State psych association classifieds was where I found my job when I moved to a different state. Indeed.com seems popular from an online perspective as well. Obviously, USA jobs for my VA position.

 

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Curious- Where would you all look if you were interested in a new job? I'm asking more from the recruiting end of things. I think things have changed a lot in the past 5-10 years since I was really on the market. I have found my jobs mainly through personal and professional networking, and I assume that is still the best way, but there most be others.

I found the position announcement for my current job on Indeed. Twice I've pursued and have been offered jobs that I found just by searching the career pages of those institutions (both AMCs). Others were through word of mouth/direct referral from someone I know.

Other places I have and would look are professional society web sites/listservs, and Chronicle Vitae for academic jobs.

 

[AbnormalPsych]

USAJobs for VA, Indeed, Listservs, and knowing people who know people who know of something may open up.

 

[StellaB]

Particularly for forensics, governmentjobs.com can be an okay source.

 

[ClinicalABA]

Thanks for all the replies and helpful suggestions.