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Telecare continues to advance cultural diversity, humility, equity, and inclusion at all levels of our organization by hiring mental health peers, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, veterans, and all belief systems.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionLicensed Mental Health Therapist (LMFT, LCSW, LPCC, PsyD) - CaliforniaOrganization: Cyti PsychologicalLocation: California (In-office)Position: Full-TimeAbout Cyti Psychological:At Cyti Psychological, we offer in-office therapy and innovative telehealth solutions, providing exceptional individual, family, and couples counseling.
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Psychiatric nurse, psych nurse, psychiatric RN, psych RN, psych LPN, mental health RN, LPN, RN, R.N., registered nurse, healthcare, health care, hospital, medical, patient care, mental health care, psychiatric care.
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At Foresight Mental Health, we're more than a team; we're a community dedicated to supporting, growing, and learning together while delivering compassionate care to our clients! Apply today and take the next step in your career with Foresight Mental Health.
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Mental Health Therapist II. Communicates regularly with the program's Psychiatrist, Mental Health Registered Nurse, SUD Counselor (if applicable) and Peer Support Specialist regarding client treatment.
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The Curriculum Specialist II will support the Naval Center for Combat & Operational Stress Control (NCCOSC) contract, within the Mental Health Subcode (N10C3) of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) in San Diego, CA. BUMED N10C3’s mission is to sustain and support the psychological readiness of an integrated American Naval Power through a robust continuum of high-quality MH care programs and resources accessible to Sailors and Marines from accession to retirement or separation.
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The Psychiatrist also provides consultation and support to primary care providers in integrated behavioral health sites for in the management of primary care patients with mental health concerns.
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Role Impact: As a Mental Health Clinician, you'll play a crucial role in changing lives by providing assessment, treatment planning, individual and family therapy, and case management. Key Responsibilities:Conduct Behavioral Health Assessments and implement Treatment Plans.
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The County of San Diego has an excellent opportunity for Mental Health Case Management Clinician to provide adult mental health services to significantly improve the lives of individuals with mental illness.
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Health Group Facilitator Position Summary:Seeking a Registered Associate Therapist or intern (ACSW, LCSW, AMFT or LMFT), or certified counselor (CCAPP CADC or higher) to facilitate mental health groups.
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As a Remote Mental Health Therapist, you will provide teletherapy services to students in our partner school districts. Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJoin Daybreak Health to Transform Student Mental HealthAt Daybreak Health, we understand that student success starts with mental health.
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Mental Health Support Program: Our mental health support program offers Team Members and their families free, on-demand access to a licensed mental health professional through a variety of modalities (text, web, in-person, chat, group sessions) 24/7/365 days a year.
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Are you a licensed mental health professional (Psychologist, LMFT, LCSW or LPCC) looking for a unique opportunity to both manage and develop a program that provides mental health and support services to at-risk children, adolescents and their families.
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Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; healthcare spending and reimbursement (HSA, FSA, HRP, and HRA); accidental death and dismemberment insurance, life insurance; mental health care; 401K; flexible scheduling; PTO; paid holidays; employee discount program; some positions may offer a sign-on bonus, relocation allowance, or tuition reimbursement.
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Requirements: - Valid license as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - DEA license - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Empathetic and intuitive listening abilities - Strong relationship-building skills - Well-structured thought processes.
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