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As a mental health professional you help improve quality of life, ease the mind of stress, and lift the spirit with each patient encounter.
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The Mental Health Specialist (Counselor) will provide mental health treatment and social support to individuals aged 18 or older who may have difficulty maintaining community stability and independence due to mental illness.
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In this position you will be traveling in the community to meet families where they areA flexible schedule is important for this role and allows you to have control over your session planningAttention to detail and organization skills will ensure success in this roleQualifications:Bachelors degree in Human Services field is required (i.e. Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Case Management, Child & Family Studies, etc.
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Are you a licensed Clinical Social Worker looking to launch a private practice, or grow your existing practice? Are you a licensed Clinical Social Worker looking to launch a private practice, or grow your existing practice.
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Specialty: Physical Therapist Job Description: Plans and conducts segments of treatment programs designed to restore and improve physical, social and mental functions, while meeting department objectives.
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