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Obtain necessary consent for release of records to access information that will assist in providing treatment or facilitating discharge, including coordination with referents and other mental health treatment providers.
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Other duties for the Recovery Coach (Entry Level Mental Health Worker) may be assigned as needed by the Director of Nursing, the Program Director, or a Designee. Title: Recovery Coach (Entry-Level Mental Health Worker) Job Duties: The Recovery Coach (Entry Level Mental Health Worker) is responsible for monitoring and communicating with clients, providing rehabilitation groups under supervision, and assisting in crisis intervention.
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Direct support professional" OR caregiver OR "home health aide" OR "direct care staff" OR "personal care assistant" OR "direct care worker" OR "personal support worker" OR "certified nursing assistant" OR "mental health technician" OR "patient care technician" OR "mental health specialist" OR "behavioral health technician.
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St. Luke’s Health System in Nampa is seeking a Mental Health Therapist to join our South Nampa Community Clinic team. Posted job title: primary care mental health therapist.
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Parking available Job Summary: The CCS Mental Health Worker (MHW) provides direct services to adults in crisis at the CCS. S/he will carry a case load based on daily census and will provide direct care supports including admission, treatment planning, running groups, case management, and discharge.
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Bayberry Skilled Nursing and Healthcare Center, a Generations Healthcare facility, is searching for a Mental Health Worker to join our team. Mental Health Worker / $19.00 to $23.00 Per Hour / Full Time AM Shift Set Days.
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Mental health is the elephant in the room! As an Outpatient Therapist at Ellie Mental Health – Glendale, you will play a crucial role in providing comprehensive mental health services in a safe and warm environment.
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LCSW, Social Worker Licensed - Mental Health 110. Telecare continues to advance cultural diversity, humility, equity, and inclusion at all levels of our organization by hiring mental health peers, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, veterans, and all belief systems.
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Must hold and maintain an active Washington State Mental Health Counselor License, Marriage and Family Therapist License, or Independent Clinical Social Worker License. The Licensed Mental Health Therapist is responsible for working with CDMHP’s, inpatient facilities, including Western State Hospital, and ensuring proper protocols are followed for hospitalization authorization and during discharge planning.
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Education and Training: # Bachelor#s Degree Required in Health and Human Services Master#s Degree in social work, counseling or psychology preferred. Bachelor's Degree Required in Health and Human Services.
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Gramercy Court, a Generations Healthcare facility is searching for a Mental Health Worker to join our team. The Mental Health Worker is responsible for communicating with persons served, providing rehabilitation groups, and assisting in crisis intervention.
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WISH: Knowledge of maternal and womens health issues, particularly perinatal mood disorders, Depression, Anxiety, domestic abuse issues, and how mental health affects women throughout the reproductive years.
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Applicants must be licensed in the state of Maryland and/or Massachusetts as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (I or II), a Licensed Social Worker Associate, Licensed Social Worker, a Licensed Certified Social Worker, or a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker.
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One of the following licenses is required for this position (must apply for within one week of hire if the license is not current): Licensed Advanced Social Worker (LASW) Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT.
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We offer this position at either PsyD/PhD clinical psychologist, or independently licensed Master s-level mental health therapist. Washington State designation as a Mental Health Professional (MHP) may be substituted for this experience requirement.
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