Next Move Healthcare
Psychologist - Corrections - Delano ,CA
Next Move Healthcare, Delano, California, United States, 93215
Position:
Psychologist Location:
Correctional Facility in Delano, California Pay Rate:
$143.08 to $145.08 per hour Schedule:
Full-time, 6 to 9-month contract with potential for extension Requirements At least 12 continuous months of direct patient care experience within the past 3 years in a public or private institution Current clinical competencies Valid government-issued photo ID (Drivers License or Passport) Active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association Valid California Psychologist license (physical hard copy required) Benefits Comprehensive health insurance coverage Contract extension bonus 40 hours of paid sick leave Weekly direct deposit payroll Pre-employment screening (physical exam, drug test, mask fit testing, and background check) fully paid and covered Potential pathway to a permanent state position with full state benefits Key Responsibilities Provide mental health care under the supervision of the Senior Psychologist, Supervisor, or Chief of Mental Health Maintain order and safety while supervising inmate-patient behavior Serve as clinician-of-the-day on a rotating basis, being available for emergencies during scheduled shifts Collaborate with multidisciplinary staff to ensure professional and cohesive working relationships Perform comprehensive initial evaluations including psychological, criminal, and substance use histories Deliver individual and group therapy, crisis interventions, and conduct face-to-face interviews Conduct clinical assessments at cell fronts, which may require walking long distances and climbing stairs Identify psychiatric symptoms and apply psychological assessments and diagnostic tools Develop treatment plans and document findings in line with established standards Participate in treatment planning meetings and consult on complex cases with internal teams Complete mental status exams and document care using SOAPE-formatted progress notes Review patient records, legal documents, and previous mental health history to inform treatment Build community support relationships and collaborate with external programs and services Educate patients and staff on mental health and develop resources for treatment and rehabilitation Assist inmates with applications for entitlements such as SSI and referrals to community programs Analyze audit data and report on mental health program compliance Communicate with approved family members and caregivers, following signed release protocols Foster therapeutic relationships to enhance treatment outcomes Represent the department in both formal and informal mental health-related settings Contribute to the development and implementation of new programs for treatment, training, or rehabilitation
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Psychologist Location:
Correctional Facility in Delano, California Pay Rate:
$143.08 to $145.08 per hour Schedule:
Full-time, 6 to 9-month contract with potential for extension Requirements At least 12 continuous months of direct patient care experience within the past 3 years in a public or private institution Current clinical competencies Valid government-issued photo ID (Drivers License or Passport) Active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association Valid California Psychologist license (physical hard copy required) Benefits Comprehensive health insurance coverage Contract extension bonus 40 hours of paid sick leave Weekly direct deposit payroll Pre-employment screening (physical exam, drug test, mask fit testing, and background check) fully paid and covered Potential pathway to a permanent state position with full state benefits Key Responsibilities Provide mental health care under the supervision of the Senior Psychologist, Supervisor, or Chief of Mental Health Maintain order and safety while supervising inmate-patient behavior Serve as clinician-of-the-day on a rotating basis, being available for emergencies during scheduled shifts Collaborate with multidisciplinary staff to ensure professional and cohesive working relationships Perform comprehensive initial evaluations including psychological, criminal, and substance use histories Deliver individual and group therapy, crisis interventions, and conduct face-to-face interviews Conduct clinical assessments at cell fronts, which may require walking long distances and climbing stairs Identify psychiatric symptoms and apply psychological assessments and diagnostic tools Develop treatment plans and document findings in line with established standards Participate in treatment planning meetings and consult on complex cases with internal teams Complete mental status exams and document care using SOAPE-formatted progress notes Review patient records, legal documents, and previous mental health history to inform treatment Build community support relationships and collaborate with external programs and services Educate patients and staff on mental health and develop resources for treatment and rehabilitation Assist inmates with applications for entitlements such as SSI and referrals to community programs Analyze audit data and report on mental health program compliance Communicate with approved family members and caregivers, following signed release protocols Foster therapeutic relationships to enhance treatment outcomes Represent the department in both formal and informal mental health-related settings Contribute to the development and implementation of new programs for treatment, training, or rehabilitation
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