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Child Psychology Degree or Specialty Certification(s) in child services required. Children’s Services Oversight: This position provides consultation and, when needed, direction to clinical staff within the Center regarding treatment of children and adolescents, including assessments, differential diagnoses, psychological testing, psychotherapy, parent and family involvement in treatment, and referrals to other community resources, including Child Protective Services and Youth Services.
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Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Education, Criminal Justice, Family Studies, Counseling, Recreational Therapy, Human Services, Human Development, Child Development, Gerontology, Behavioral Science, Rehabilitation Counseling.
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Early Childhood Education- Special and Exceptional Child Education- Counseling (family, young adult) - Early Childhood Education- Special and Exceptional Child Education- Counseling (family, young adult)•On-the-job expertise acceptable.
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Our services include a state-of-the-art psychiatric urgent care center and a soon-to-be-built pediatric behavioral health center, outpatient, inpatient, partial hospitalization (day programs), assessment and testing, residential, addiction treatment and specialty services such as crisis response, employee assistance programs, forensic psychiatry and psychology, and neuromodulation.
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Other courses may include child development, primate behavior, as well as courses in career exploration. Ideal candidate will also have experience teaching Introduction to Psychology, Research Methods (writing intensive), as well as a specialty area course.
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Possess a Bachelors Degree (Preferred) in Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Nursing, Rehabilitation, Pre-Med, Theology, Anthropology, or Social Sciences with at least one year of experience working in CASSP (Child and Adolescent Service System Program.
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Thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of clinical and counseling psychology, social psychology, child psychology, developmental psychology, psychopathology, and psychometrics.
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Child Abuse/Neglect Report (CAN) or child protective services check with no adverse findings. Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or an equivalent degree in Psychology, Sociology, or other relevant Behavioral Science.
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Youth Services: Youth Development, Secondary Education, Human Development, Youth Program Administration, Recreation, Physical Education, or directly-related behavioral or cultural science (developmental psychology, child psychology/sociology, sociology of the family, gender identity, parenting.
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Human development, psychology, sociology, linguistics , biology, communication, anthropology, cognitive science, education studies , ethnic studies , history, literature, urban studies ) It examines topics such as family relations, peer interaction, the effects of schooling and literacy and the activities of play, theories of child development, differing cultural perspectives, and social and health policy issues.
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Qualifications of Facilitator/Case Planner: Bachelor's Degree (Psychology; Social Worker or relevant field) with two years related experience and/or Child Welfare experience Master's Degree is Social Worker is preferred Excellent organization skills.
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Requirements: Ph. D. or Psy. D. in child clinical psychology/pediatric psychology including completion of an internship in an APA/CPaccredited child psychology/pediatric psychology program, eligibility for licensure in Ohio, and completion of a formal two-year Pediatric Neuropsychology Post-doctoral Fellowship (APPCN preferred.
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Completion of college coursework in one of the following programs: psychology, education, social work, behavioral science, human development or a minimum of one year experience working with children in the following capacities: Child Development, Camp Counselor, Paraprofessional, Behavioral Interventionist, ABA Therapist, or Behavior Technician required.
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An individual with a bachelor's degree in a human services field which includes social work, psychology, nursing, education, criminal justice, recreational therapy, human development and family studies, counseling, child development, gerontology, sociology, human services, behavioral science and rehabilitation counseling.
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Conducts various court-ordered forensic assessments to address psycho-legal issues and, as appropriate, communicates findings to judges and magistrates, probation officers, detention center staff, and child protective services caseworkers.
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