The primary responsibility of this role is to provide psychological testing. On a limited basis, the position will also involve assessment and diagnosing for treatment planning and risk assessment, individual, group, and family therapy to improve client adjustment and social functioning, individual and group behavioral management (including stress management, relaxation techniques, assertiveness training, conflict resolution, and behavior modification), completion of mental status, competency, and sanity examinations, Division of Health Care Finance evaluation and form completions (M-20 and Form 1), consultation and education services under contract, and limited individual or group skills development. The role also includes participating in daily crisis rotation services. Additionally, the position may provide minimal Case Management services, either face-to-face or non-face-to-face, as prescribed in the CMNA, which involves coordinating, assessing, linking, and/or monitoring client access to community services through various communication methods. Secondary activities include providing case consultation to colleagues and community education services not under contract, maintaining quality service documentation in the Center's automated clinical records system, obtaining supervisor approval for leave, completing exceptions corrections, attending supervision and meetings, maintaining an automated schedule, preparing materials for meetings, attending job development trainings, and potentially supervising staff seeking clinical licensure.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree