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This is a community-based position that provides individual, family, and group therapy to individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDDs) and Behavioral Health conditions.
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Richmond Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA) is licensed by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services and is the statutorily established public entity responsible for providing mental health, intellectual disabilities, substance abuse and prevention services to the citizens of the City of Richmond.
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Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Mental Health Counseling, Educational Psychology, or Developmental Psychology required. Plan, schedule and provide weekly early educational in-home services for a caseload of infant/toddlers with disabilities including developmental delays and programs for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
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Qualifications Skills Behaviors : Motivations : Education Preferred Masters or better in Social Work. Experience Required 2 years: Community Based Treatment experience Preferred Working with individuals with developmental disabilities Licenses & Certifications Preferred LSW.
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Keywords: healthcare, human services, mental health, psychiatric disabilities, substance abuse, addiction, therapy, recovery, culturally diverse population, crisis intervention, managed care, treatment supports, social services, treatment plans, assessments, de-escalation, Social Work, Psychology , Counseling, Clinician.
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The Intensive Program Clinician I, provides direct intensive community treatment services for individuals in the REACH program diagnosed with behavioral health diagnoses. At least one year of clinical experience working with individuals with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, developmental and/or intellectual disabilities, preferred.
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Master's degree with coursework in social work, counseling, psychology, or approved human services field and moderate experience working with clients with developmental disabilities in a behavioral healthcare setting required.
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SpringHealth Behavioral Health and Integrated Care offers a holistic approach and integrates care for people with cognitive, developmental or intellectual disabilities who often need additional resources.
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Keywords: mental health, behavioral health, youth, youth services, developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, ABI, acquired brain injury, care worker, care giver, social services, counseling, social work, group home, DSP, DDS, Direct Care, psychology, disability, rehabilitative, outreach services, human services, nonprofit, autism, crisis, trauma, advocacy, recovery, community crisis,vinfenccs.
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Please join us to make a difference in the life quality of children, teens and adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and related behavioral health challenges - and feel the resulting pride that will enrich your own life.
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Master’s degree (M.A.) from four-year accredited college or university with a major in a social, behavioral, or human service field, including but not limited to: psychology, social work, medicine, nursing, rehabilitation, counseling, sociology, human development, gerontology, and educational psychology.
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Candidates must possess a master’s degree in social work, psychology or a related field and an LGPC, LMSW, or LCSW license with three (3) or more years of experience providing behavioral supports and mental health counseling to people with IDD. The salary is based on experience and licensure, with paid professional development and continued education, as well as a competitive benefit package.
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BAMSI is a private, non-profit culturally diverse human services organization providing services to adults and children with developmental disabilities, mental illness, behavioral health, and public health needs.
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