Psychometrician
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Last updated on 12 Feb 2026
Overview
Pyschometricians are the professionals who studies measurements of people's knowledge, skills and abilities which are known as KSAs. They perform their work by developing tests and examinations that measure a person's innate or learned KSAs.
Job Description
- To evaluate individual person’s abilities.
- Performing the examination tests to measure knowledge, skills and ability (KSAs).
- To provide patient counseling to improve KSAs.
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FAQS
Who is Psychometrician?
Psychometrician is also known as Clinical Psychologist, who measure the person’s knowledge, skills and abilities.
What is a difference between Psychiatrist and Psychometrician?
A psychiatrist is a medical professional who can diagnose, and treat mental or psychiatric diseases or disorders. Whereas, a psychometrician develops different types of tests or assessment to measure the person’s knowledge, skills and abilities.
How do you become a Psychometrician?
You need to join bachelor’s program in Psychology like Bachelor of Arts (BA) or equivalent. After that, you should pursue a master’s and/or PhD program focusing on statistics, research methodology and psychometrics.
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PsyD (Doctor of Psychology)
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Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology
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