Work Psychologist

A work psychologist, often called an industrial-organizational psychologist or a workplace-focused clinician, helps people and organizations function better together. Depending on your focus, you might counsel employees dealing with stress, burnout, or conflict, or you might study how work is designed and advise leaders on hiring, team health, leadership, and workplace culture. Your days can include one-on-one sessions, workshops, surveys and interviews, data analysis, and meetings with human resources and managers about how to prevent problems before they grow.