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Psychological assessments involve independent completion of routine hospital forms, violence risk assessments, suicide risk assessments, forensic evaluations, and psychological testing (e.g., memory testing, personality testing, and intelligence testing.
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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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Previous clinical responsibilities to include psychological testing, diagnosis, crisis intervention, brief individual and group psychotherapy. Knowledge of psychological testing techniques, administration and interpretation.
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Active professional license or Associate License in Psychological, Social Work or Counseling in the state of California or pursuing licensure: PsyD, Registered Psychological Associate, ACSW, LMFT, LCSW, LMSW, etc.
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Reference checks, Live Scan, background investigations, psychological testing, and pre-employment physicals including drug testing are part of the employment process and background standards.
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The psychometrist will ensure familiarity, standardized administration procedures, and population norms for all tests administered as part of pre-surgical and/or other psychological evaluations.
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Ability to secure and maintain certification in the Human Reliability Program (HRP), which includes polygraph examination, physical and psychological assessment, and random drug and alcohol testing.
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Lorenz maintains a psychologist ratio, strong referral base, and a variety of integrated mental health services including in-house psychological testing, intensive groups, and psychotherapy.
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Provides a full range of diagnostic and evaluation services for patients enrolled in a BHIP, in the areas of psychological evaluation of emotional and behavioral problems and suicide risk assessment; includes the use of psychological testing for patients in areas of special interest/ expertise, under the close supervision of a licensed staff psychologist.
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Advanced knowledge of and skills in psychodiagnostic assessment and evaluation, psychotherapy and psychological testing commensurate with the level of education and training and as appropriate for the area of specialization (i.e., Clinical psychologist, Health psychologist, Neuropsychologist, Rehabilitation Psychologist, etc.
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May conduct psychological testing as assignedMay supervise social work interns or student volunteers as assigned. Overview Mental Health Clinician (LMSW, LMHC, LCSW, Psychologist)Employed by PAGNY for The Division of Correctional Health Services (CHS) of New York City Health + Hospitals (H+H) is responsible for the delivery of medical care, mental health care, and discharge planning in the jail system.
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Psychological testing responsibilities include opportunities to participate on a multidisciplinary Autism Diagnosis Team, testing for various charter schools in the area, as well as family or pediatrician referrals related to determining appropriate diagnoses, including ADHD and Learning Disabilities.
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As a member of our care team, you will partner closely with our inpatient and consult psychiatrists, emergency behavioral health team, occupational therapists, social workers, bedside providers and RNs. You will be delivering direct care to those on our inpatient unit, the medical floors, and in the emergency department, with a focus on group and individual therapy and psychological testing.
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Following a conditional offer of employment, a prospective officer must successfully complete, as a condition of final employment: A medical examination by a licensed physician, including drug test;A psychological examination by a licensed psychologist to establish fitness for duty;Polygraph examination.
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Burrell's psychiatry clinic is in Columbia is supported by dedicated nurses as well as access to a comprehensive array of behavioral health services and supports for your patients to include: psychological testing, therapy, care management, addiction services, specialized programs (i.e. co-occurring disorders, assertive community treatment, ADHD clinic, eating disorders, etc) and integrated pharmacy.
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