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Makes regular rounds in segregation or other confined housing areas to assess inmate adjustment and mental health treatment needs. Job Description The Psychologist plans and implements all professional psychological service programs of a non-medical nature in the facility.
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Observes inmates/residents during program activities, provides consultation in response to inmate needs or concerns, and assists in managing grievance resolutions. Must demonstrate knowledge of the methods and techniques of substance use treatment, aftercare planning, clinical supervision, and applicable guidelines pertaining to the operations of a treatment program.
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The Psychologist plans and implements all professional psychological service programs of a non-medical nature in the facility. Consults with psychiatry, mental health, nursing, medical, educational, chaplain, security staff, and others, as applicable to gather information and understanding into the reasons for the escalation of problems behaviors and changes in mental health condition of inmates.
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At CoreCivic, our mental health teams make lasting changes in the lives of offenders, as we set the standards of care in the industry. CoreCivic is a Drug-Free Workplace & EOE including Disability/Veteran.
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