This position works under clinical supervision and requires considerable knowledge of behavioral healthcare programs and program techniques. As a member of an interdisciplinary mental health treatment team, the provider is responsible for assigned mental health interventions for a caseload of mentally ill criminal offenders. The role involves completing screenings, including detailed mental health screens and risk assessments (inclusive of suicide watch assessments when within scope of practice and allowable per credentialing board, ODRC policy, and in consultation with an Independently Licensed Mental Health Professional). The provider will conduct individual and group clinical interventions as prescribed on the individual mental health treatment plan using clinical intervention strategies within their scope of practice and directed by supervision. They will also provide psychosocial group interventions, mental health liaison services, psychosocial needs and treatment assessments, and complete transfer and discharge summaries. Consultation with other institution staff regarding inmate adjustment and service needs, initiating and maintaining contact with families and community agencies, and making appropriate community referrals are also key responsibilities. The role requires writing reports and documentation, including electronic documentation of all inmate contacts, progress notes, discharge plans, and miscellaneous forms. Attendance at supervision meetings, in-service training, and workshops for professional development is expected. The position may also involve teaching in-service training.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
101-250 employees