Psychologist Jobs

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist Company: The Richmond Behavioral Health Authority Location: Richmond , VA Description: The Richmond Behavioral Health Authority is seeking a psychologist to conduct clinic and field-based psychological assessments of referred children and adults for the purpose of differential diagnosis, eligibility determination, the development of treatment recommendations, and consultative support to treatment team members. The incumbent will assists in the development and implementation of outcome measures, produce psychological reports and other required documentation in a timely manner. Will also complete processes required for service authorization and reimbursement. Job Requirements: Minimum Qualifications: Doctoral degree Ph.D., Ed.D., or Psy.D. from a regionally accredited program in the clinical practice of psychology. Training and experience must include knowledge and skills in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of children and youth with behavioral health disorders and/or developmental disabilities. The successful candidate must possess skill in the use of clinical interviewing, cognitive testing, personality assessment, and behavioral assessment including the use of cross-informant, and cross-contextual data collection techniques. Must hold a Virginia license in the practice of clinical psychology or be license eligible to obtain such within one year of hire date. Juvenile forensic training is desirable and may be required post employment. Basic competency in related computer-based productivity and technical applications is expected

Job Title: TBI Clinical Coordinator Company: The Henry M Jackson Foundation Location: Cam Pendelton, CA Description: The Henry M. Jackson Foundation (HJF) is seeking a full-time Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Clinical Coordinator for the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) located at the Camp Pendleton Concussion Clinic. HJF provides administrative and management support to DVBIC. DVBIC is a multi-site medical care, clinical research and education center. It is a unique collaboration of the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Care System, and civilian partners. The mission of DVBIC is to serve active duty military, their dependents and veterans with traumatic brain injury (TBI) through state-of-the-art medical care, innovative clinical research initiatives and educational programs. JOB SUMMARY The position is responsible for delivering and managing patient services, including comprehensive interviews and assessment of traumatic brain injury. Screen and coordinate all patients referred to DVBIC Camp Pendleton. Serve as the central resource person for patients and families and as the liaison with both in-house medical disciplines and military and civilian TBI facilities. Primary responsibilities include providing comprehensive screening and intake of active duty military with traumatic brain injury following standard clinical practice guidelines as outlined by DVBIC and the Command. Gather information from medical records and providers and make appropriate treatment and research recommendations. Screen and make appropriate recommendations for selection in study protocol. Administer psychosocial questionnaires to study participants and complete research forms. Coordinate patient registry, gather medical/clinical information for Registry and complete documentation. Provide ongoing follow-up, support and case management services to patients and families following traumatic brain injury to facilitate community reintegration and return to work. Work with patient commands and medical personnel to coordinate care and return to work. Provide on-going services to patients at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, Naval Medical Center San Diego and outlying facilities including Twenty-Nine Palms. Conduct medical record review to determine the level of rehabilitation needs for patients. Provide consultation to Active Duty Case Managers at military facilities. Refer patients and families to appropriate community sources of care, i.e. local support groups, respite care, local community college programs. Provide ongoing education to military commands, medical treatment facilities and patients as needed. Assist in identifying, assessing, and referring returning Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) patients. Work closely with military commands. Participate in ongoing work groups composed of key hospital administration and medical providers. Participate in weekly clinical meetings to discuss patient's needs with other staff members of DVBIC and the Office of Neurotrauma. Provide back up as needed for other clinical interviewing of patients and family members. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: The incumbent is a team player with a high degree of professionalism and excellent clinical judgment. The incumbent functions with a high level of independence on a daily basis. The incumbent enjoys working in a fast paced environment and is extremely flexible and able to reprioritize quickly to provide good patient coverage. Incumbent demonstrates a high level of competence in clinical practice and patient education with strong written/verbal and interpersonal skills. Please apply on-line at www.hjf.org/careers Click "Advanced Search" and enter job number 205469 in the Job Opening ID box. OR fax your resume to Register to View . Please specify title and job number on fax. HJF is a nonprofit medical research organization that provides support services to the military medical community and offers a competitive salary and generous benefits package. AA/EEO For a comprehensive list of our benefits, please visit: http://www.hjf.org/careers/benefits.html

Job Title: Program Director Company: Sovereign Health of California Location: San Clemente, CA Description: Sovereign Health of California is seeking a motivated and qualified clinician to lead the program that serves adult patients with eating disorders and co-occuring mental health diagnosis. This position is open to all licensed clinicians with supervisory experience. Applicants can expect to work within a fast-paced multi-disciplinary team model. The program director will be responsible for implementing policies and procedures under company guidelines, supervise staff and oversee patient care making this an ideal position for a well-rounded clinician.

Job Title: Psychologist Company: Correctional Medical Services Location: Boise, ID Description: Correctional Medical Services Inc. (CMS), provider of healthcare services for the Idaho Department of Corrections, has an excellent opportunity for a Ph.D. or Psy.D. at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution in Boise, Idaho. Preferred candidate has experience providing services in an inpatient psychiatric environment and working with a multi-disciplinary treatment team. Responsibilities include clinical supervision and consultation, and may include assessments, psychological testing, crisis intervention and providing individual and group counseling. Excellent compensation and benefits package available. For more information, call today or apply online now! EOE/AAP/DTR Different. And Making a Difference.

Job Title: Quality Manager Company: Eckerd Youth Alternatives Inc. Location: Altamonte Springs, FL Description: Quality Manager Purpose Position coordinates and manages all program quality assurance efforts. Provides, directs, and coordinates Quality Assurance, Improvement, and Management related activities for the program. Assists the Director in the evaluation of the effectiveness of services and assist in identifying ways to address systemic areas requiring improvement. Works directly with local and state agencies to ensure effective quality management system is in place. Duties * In partnership with Director, coordinate and manage all program quality assurance efforts * Complete monthly compliance reviews and report data to management and staff * Complete monthly pre-billing audit, analyze and report data * Lead internal and external audit/review process; serve as primary contact with Quality department and state and local agencies' auditors * Chair monthly Quality Assurance (QA) committee * Compile and analyze data regarding QA outcomes, incidents, and safety issues, present to program management, the quality department, and as needed, senior leadership * Supervise, direct, motivate and evaluate performance of assigned staff; Implement staff training and development programs, and evaluate staff growth plans and development * Provide oversight of entire billing process * Complete monthly facility safety checks, risk analysis, and hazardous variability analysis * Develop processes to improve documentation and QA data collection* Develop program data collection forms to meet Medicaid and accreditation standards * Review accreditation, Medicaid, and state regulatory requirements to assess agency and program compliance* Review progress notes and client files for quality and compliance * Coordinate quarterly peer reviews, analyze and report data * Ensures accuracy and quality of all client data * Identifies and manages relationships with all insurance partners including attending required meetingsMaster's degree in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related mental health field, and state licensure as a mental health professional required. Four years of child welfare experience in Florida, handling quality assurance/quality improvement. Candidate must be eligible for child welfare certification and Medicaid provider number. Possess knowledge of statute, contract terms, Quality Improvement, Managed Care, and Training standards. Ability to work well with staff and partner agencies. Ability to lead, team build and develop effective presentations. Ability to maintain a professional working relationship with outside agencies. Have administrative abilities and be detail oriented. Possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must be able to sit at desk for long periods of time. Ability to lift up to 25 pounds. Must be free of communicable diseases as required by the state and to the extent that knowledge is attainable under the law. Maintain an appropriate and valid state driver's license. Must meet state criminal background check requirements.

Job Title: Primary Care Behavioral Health Program Administrator Company: Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic Location: Yakima, WA Description: The regions largest community health center is looking for a program administrator to oversee our mental health integration program. Work closesly with clinic administration, primary care physicians and behavioral health professionals to implement behavioral health services within the primary care clinics. Qualifications Education: Doctorate in Psychology.Experience: Two years working with persons with mental or behavioral health needs. Experience in medical field preferredLicenses/Certificates/Registration: License to practice in the State of Washington and a current Washington State driver's license and proof of automobile liability insurance coverage. CPR certification within 3 months of employment.Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Required: Knowledge and understanding of evidence-based and best practices in behavioral health field. Ability to design, implement and evaluate programs and services. Ability to communicate effectively orally, and in writing, with individuals and groups. Ability to work within a team framework in a variety of settings. Conflict resolution skills. Ability to compile data and generate reports using common business software. Ability to create, plan and implement schedules each week to meet job requirements. Broad range of knowledge and clinical skills in the field of behavioral health and behavioral medicine, knowledge of Revised Codes of Washington or Oregon Administrative Codes as related to the provision of mental health services, knowledge of cultural differences and relevant referral resources. The Pacific Northwest You will be living in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, where you can enjoy spectacular wilderness areas, scenic ocean beaches and crystal-clear lakes and rivers. You can enjoy fresh seafood, fine Northwest wines, and a spectacular selection of fruits and vegetables. You will also be within an easy drive to a thriving metropolitan area, offering fine dining and shopping, theatres, museums and world-class universities. About Us The Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic (YVFWC) is the largest community health center in the Pacific Northwest. We are dedicated to providing our patients with the highest quality care and offering them affordable health care options. YVFWC provides comprehensive medical, dental and social services in 15 Pacific Northwest communities. Our medical and dental services are complemented by behavioral health services, nutrition services, drug and alcohol treatment, an HIV/AIDS clinic, community health services, the Northwest Community Action Center (which provides employment, training, mentoring and other case management and referral services), and a mobile medical and dental unit.Our mission celebrates diversity. We are committed to equal opportunity employment.

Job Title: Behavioral Health Consultant Company: Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic Location: Toppenish, WA Description: The person in this position works as a member of the primary care provider team and offers consultation services to primary car providers and patients concerning behavioral changes that improve patient health status. The interventions will be brief, understandable, and effective. This person will work closely with the primary care health professionals. Qualifications Education: Degree in Psychiatric Nursing (ARNP) or Doctorate in Psychology. Experience: Two years working with persons with mental or behavioral health needs. Licenses/Certificates/Registration: License to practice in the State of Washington and/or Oregon and a current Washington and/or Oregon State driver's license and proof of automobile liability insurance coverage. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Required: Knowledge of Revised Codes of Washington or Oregon and Washington or Oregon Administrative Codes as related to the provision of mental health services, although the position does not provide mental health treatment (unless incumbent is an ARNP). Education and experience related to psychotropic medications as required by specific clinic. Broad range of knowledge and clinical skills in the field of behavioral health and behavioral medicine; understanding of evidence-based and best practices in the behavioral health field; ability to function as part of a team; knowledge of cultural differences and relevant referral resources. About Us The Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic (YVFWC) is the largest community health center in the Pacific Northwest. We are dedicated to providing our patients with the highest quality care and offering them affordable health care options. YVFWC provides comprehensive medical, dental and social services in 15 Pacific Northwest communities. Our medical and dental services are complemented by behavioral health services, nutrition services, drug and alcohol treatment, an HIV/AIDS clinic, community health services, the Northwest Community Action Center (which provides employment, training, mentoring and other case management and referral services), and a mobile medical and dental unit. Our mission celebrates diversity. We are committed to equal opportunity employment.

Job Title: Postdoctoral Resident Company: Deer Oaks - A Behavioral Health Organization Location: San Antonio, TX Description: Deer Oaks, A Behavioral Health Organization, is seeking a post-doctoral psychology resident in San Antonio, Texas. This position involves providing Brief, Solution-Focused therapeutic services for our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) clients in the San Antonio area (typically 2-3 days per week). Clinic services include individual, couples, and family therapy to children, adolescents and adults. Residents will also be required to provide geriatric therapeutic services in nursing homes in the San Antonio area (typically one day a week). Residents will also be required to work in our clinical call-center, where Deer Oaks services 400 EAP accounts nationwide (2-3 days per week). Clinical call-center responsibilities include providing therapeutic services over the phone to clients in crisis (e.g., bereaving, depressed, suicidal), management consultations (i.e., working with managers/supervisors/HR representatives with co-worker conflict problems, work performance issues, determining the need for mediations to resolve employee conflicts), facilitating mandatory referrals to address employee behavioral problems in the workplace, or rehabilitation services for employees testing positive for alcohol and/or drugs in the workplace. Residents typically work 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., yet may be required to work 1-2 days from 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m.

Job Title: Senior Behavioral Analyst Company: State of Florida Department of Corrections Location: Tallahassee, FL Description: The Florida Department of Corrections provides a wide variety of mental health services to a population of 100,000+ incarcerated adults. We are currently in the process of expanding our mental health delivery system and need Doctoral level Psychologists/Behavioral Specialists (Clinical or Counseling) to provide direct services, supervise master's level clinicians, and lead mental health treatment teams. Florida licensure as a Psychologist is preferred, but not required for hire. Opportunities to provide inpatient and outpatient services are available at a variety of locations in the Central, Northern and Panhandle regions of Florida. Our clinicians get to work with the full range of mental disorders. At select locations, our psychologists also provide training to practicum students and pre-doctoral interns. This is a full-time permanent Career Service position with the state offering paid leave, health coverage and generous retirement benefits. Come join us in sunny Florida for an exciting and rewarding career.

Job Title: Mental Health Specialist Company: State of Oregon Department of Corrections Location: Umatilla, OR Description: Job Code: OCCO1083 Job Title: Mental Health Specialist Closing Date/Time: Mon. 08/16/10 11:59 PM Pacific Time Salary: $21.62 - $28.51 Hourly; $3,748.00 - $4,941.00 Monthly; $44,976.00 - $59,292.00 Annually Job Type: Permanent Location: Umatilla, Oregon Agency: Corrections-Operations This position vacancy exists within Behavioral Health Services and is located in Umatilla at the Two Rivers Correctional Institution. This recruitment will be used to establish a list of qualified candidates. This position identifies, according to specific criteria, all mentally ill inmates within the institution and coordinates regular contact with inmates to assess their mental status; refers inmates to programs and services as appropriate, and provides crisis intervention services. Major duties: reviews intake assessment tools, collateral information, and utilization of standardized criteria to determine inmate eligibility for services and appropriate course of treatment in the least restrictive environment; conducts assessments through interviews with the inmate, personal observations and consultation with prescribers and identifies a mental health code and level of acuity; provides crisis intervention to include appropriate behavioral and environmental controls for inmates who may be aggressive, assaultive, or at risk of self-harm; implements suicide monitoring procedures according to established policies; evaluates inmates placed in Disciplinary Segregation Unit (DSU) within 24 hours; makes recommendations to the hearing officer regarding modified sanctions; monitor the progress of mentally ill inmates in treatment; assesses and reassesses the inmate's level of functioning, medication compliance and side effects and evaluates level of assistance needed; refers to medication management, medical services, mental health housing, mental health infirmary, psychosocial activity or outpatient groups; develops a comprehensive treatment or support plan for assigned mentally ill inmates; determines and develops inmate goals and appropriate interventions and modifies as necessary; coordinates and integrates services with other treatment staff; monitors inmate progress and compliance with treatment activities; provides individual counseling and refers to group skills training programs that utilize a broad range of therapeutic interventions required to effectively address inmate problems; reviews inmate charts, staff inmate concerns and makes case presentations; consults with institution release counselor to identify inmate needs at release; may assist with completion of financial applications for medical benefits and social security applications; follows-up mental health appointments and structured community placements; coordinates reach-in visits with outside agencies involved in community supervision; completes written documentation of contact with inmates according to established procedure and ensures information is available to other members of the treatment team; completes timely responses to inmate communications based on institution policy; completes required consents for treatment and informs inmates of confidentiality policies and state and federal laws; and attends staff, committee and other scheduled meetings to discuss and provide input concerning behavior plans and other critical inmate needs; attends and participates in in-service training, workshops, seminars, and continuing education programs to enhance knowledge, skills and abilities related to job performance; presents in-service training to other staff; provides clinical supervision of student interns as assigned.Your application will be reviewed to verify that you: have two years of experience treating clients suffering from either alcohol/drug abuse or mental/emotional disturbance and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology or closely-related field; OR an equivalent combination of training and experience. A Masters degree in Psychology or a closely related field may substitute for one year of the required experience. Copies of your transcripts must be uploaded to your electronic application before submission. In the "Work Experience " section of your electronic application, clearly describe your experience as it relates to these qualifications. Failure to provide this information may result in eliminating your application from further consideration. A resume' will not replace the "Work Experience " section of the application. To apply, follow the "Apply" link above. You must have a valid e-mail address to apply for jobs with the Oregon Department of Corrections. All communication regarding your application and status will be done by e-mail. Only complete applications will be considered. Be sure to answer all supplemental questions and attach required documents to your electronic application. The pay and benefits on all announcements may change without notice. For budgetary reasons, the State of Oregon requires employees to take up to 14 mandatory unpaid furlough days through the end of the current biennium (June 30, 2011). Application Reference Number: OCCO1083 The successful candidate to this position will be subject to a Criminal Records Check.