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A clinical practicum involving diagnostic, treatment and case management services in a child welfare setting (foster care, adoption, child protective services, family preservation, permanency planning, or domestic violence) prior to graduation.
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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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Project types could include water transmission pipelines, water pump stations, wastewater collection systems, wastewater pump stations, water / wastewater treatment facilities and related infrastructure.
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Networks with COH and other community resources for housing, employment, substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, training, child and family services, etc., and makes referrals as appropriate.
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Networks with community resources for housing, employment, substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, training, child and family services, etc., and makes referrals as appropriate.
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Priority will be given to candidates in either one of two areas of special interest: (1) scalable synthesis, analysis and implementation of materials relevant to Quantum Information Science and Engineering (QISE), and (2) development of biomedical imaging materials and related technologies (e.g., computational modeling and machine learning) for disease diagnosis and treatment.
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Job Description About This Role Biogen is searching for a collaborative, strategic, and results-oriented Neurology Account Specialist (NAS) that will provide support for the launch of a new medication for the treatment of MCI and Alzheimer’s Disease.
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Job description iMind Behavioral Health is a leading provider of comprehensive mental health treatment, offering a range of services that include crisis response, urgent care, outpatient therapy, and intensive in-home therapy.
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Provide guidance and expertise on population health topics - e.g., treatment and preventive services in the ambulatory settings, such as immunizations, child and adolescent health, screening and follow-up services, maternal health, women's health - to NCQA's product and service development teams as well as other NCQA units.
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Assess clients' needs for other types of service such as PRP, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, or referrals for outside treatment depending on the client’s needs. Complete and maintain accurate documentation of client psychosocial evaluations/reassessments, progress notes, treatment plans, discharge/transition summaries, charts, and weekly billing sheets.
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Developing therapeutic recreation treatment plans for patients suffering from physical, emotional, and/or social dysfunctions relating to leisure; AND. - Revising treatment plans based upon changes in the intervention, diagnosis, and patient responses; planning and conducting adaptive recreational activities.
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Plans, implements, and evaluates the Substance Abuse Counseling Center's (SACC) alcohol and drug abuse/dependence screening/assessment, treatment & case management programs. Two of these years must include documented post-licensure clinical experience in substance use disorder treatment.
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As a member of the health center’s integrated care team the RHA Behavioral Health Therapist will fulfill the following KEY FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES towards the provision of patient-centered, coordinated patient care: + Maintain confidentiality of records relating to patients' treatment.
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Family planning benefit towards fertility planning and treatment, adoption, and surrogacy. Natural storytelling ability; can take an idea and apply it across multiple mediums such as digital, print, video, and motion design.
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From guiding patients through treatment to accelerating vaccine development to enabling employees to work seamlessly from any location, our digital tools infuse our products with novelty, dexterity, and ease.
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