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Knowledge of personality dynamics; principles of life span development; abnormal psychology; psychological tests and measurements; DSM-IV diagnostic criteria/methods; basic principles of neuropsychology and health psychology; principles of learning; behavior modification; individual, family and group psychotherapy techniques; and research methods required.
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Forensic Nurse Examiners (FNE) provide evidence-based, timely, non-judgmental care to victims of trauma and violence, to include but not limited to Intimate Partner Violence, Child Abuse and Neglect, Strangulation, Elder Abuse and Neglect, and Sexual Assault and Abuse.
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Have three years of demonstrable accumulated experience within the past five years as a mental performance coach or sport psychology practitioner with individual athletes and groups of athletes at the levels of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Collegiate, Olympic, professional sports, and/or Service Members 20 in the accompanying, respective settings.
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Earned Doctorate (Ph. D. or Psy. D.) in Clinical or Counseling Psychology from a regionally accredited university and an APA accredited program, or a Master's degree in social work and licensed to practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW); or a Master's degree in counseling and licensed to practice as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC); or a Master's degree in marriage and family therapy and licensed to practice as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT.
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Must pass background check pursuant to Alaska DHSS and federal Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act requirements. Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university in psychology, counseling, human development, or related field.
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Essential duties include medical-forensic assessments, examinations, patient care, injury description and documentation, and DNA and/or trace evidence collection, per Forensic Nursing Services (FNS) program policies and procedures, medical standing orders, and memorandums of understanding with partnering law enforcement and advocacy agencies.
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An active, independent US state board-approved clinical license (e.g., LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, PhD in Clinical Psychology, etc.) An active, independent US state board-approved clinical license (e.g., LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, PhD in Clinical Psychology, etc.
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Master’s degree in social work, counseling services, child psychology, or human services. Experience in child advocacy and parent outreach with school age children. Must have working knowledge of federal laws and rules regarding child welfare in public schools.
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The candidate should possess a Master's degree in psychology, public health, sociology, social work, counseling, anthropology, education, psychiatric nursing, or a related field or equivalent combination of training and experience.
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A doctoral degree in a field of study in or related to the field of psychology is required. Northern lights, skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, hockey, curling, ice fishing, dog mushing, hunting, ice art, etc.
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A PSS will develop plans to ensure child safety while assisting parents in addressing their protective factors, may be placing children with a relative or licensed foster home when applicable, provide ongoing and/or in-home services to families, writing and submitting reports to Court, working closely with Tribal/Community Partners, frequent face-to-face and telephonic contact with parents and caregivers of children in custody, and making referrals to other service providers and agencies.
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.) or (Psy. D.) degree in clinical or counseling psychology from an APA accredited psychology program, or a Master’s degree in social work required. Experience across a range of modalities beyond individual adult treatment to include child, couples, family, and group treatment is preferred.
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Winter activities: Northern lights, skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, hockey, curling, ice fishing, dog mushing, hunting, ice art, etc. Summer activities: Midnight sun, hiking, fishing, camping, gold panning, kayaking, berry picking, community-wide festivals, and events.
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Valid unrestricted state-issued license to practice clinical or counseling psychology. A doctoral degree (Ph. D. or Psy. D.) in clinical psychology or counseling psychology. Valid unrestricted state-issued license to practice clinical or counseling psychology.
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OR You may substitute education for specialized experience as follows: At least one (1) academic year of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to a graduate degree in a related field of study such as: human resources, public administration, organizational psychology, or other administrative and management fields.
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