Provides psychological services to clients and their families/support systems in the clinical setting.
Independently and interdependently conducts diagnostic evaluation, therapeutic intervention, education and referral.
Facilitates collaboration between clients and the interdisciplinary team to respond to identified treatment needs.
Performs evaluation/assessment and diagnosis.
Creates team treatment plan and utilize various treatment modalities.
Engages family when appropriate in the development of treatment plans.
Reassesses and recommends changes to treatment plan when necessary.
Communicates/notifies attending, supervising or referring provider of assessment and recommendations.
Provides individual, family and group psychotherapy as identified in treatment plan.
Coordinates treatment with other providers and community agencies.
Completes treatment plan per department policy/procedure.
Reassesses patient needs and progress per department policy/procedure.
May provide crisis management in partnership with team.
May have supervisory role in department.

Doctoral/Ph.D. level advanced degree in Psychology or Counseling required OR Master's degree in Social Work
2+ years patient treatment in clinical setting preferred
BLS Tier 1
Basic Life Support
Multisource required within 180 days
Formal Training/Certification in a suicide prevention modality as applicable based on role within 90 days required

Perinatal Psychologist – LICSW

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