Columbus, OH seeks child/adolescent psychiatrist for 20 bed behavioral health facility. Ages range from 12-17 years old. Hours are M-F, normal 9-5 hours. Great compensation with full line of benefits. For details call Michael at or
Jan 21, 2020
Full time
Columbus, OH seeks child/adolescent psychiatrist for 20 bed behavioral health facility. Ages range from 12-17 years old. Hours are M-F, normal 9-5 hours. Great compensation with full line of benefits. For details call Michael at or
The Psychologist/Counselor provides clinical services to primary care patients targeting chronic health conditions and behavioral and life style changes. This person is responsible for identifying therapy issues and providing solution-oriented and short term clinical interventions. This person provides diagnostic assessments, behavioral health screening and psychological testing as appropriate. Previous experience in medical settings preferred. PhD/LPCC/LISW required.
Jan 20, 2020
Full time
The Psychologist/Counselor provides clinical services to primary care patients targeting chronic health conditions and behavioral and life style changes. This person is responsible for identifying therapy issues and providing solution-oriented and short term clinical interventions. This person provides diagnostic assessments, behavioral health screening and psychological testing as appropriate. Previous experience in medical settings preferred. PhD/LPCC/LISW required.
We are actively recruiting for a psychiatrist to join our medical community. This is a tremendous opportunity to become a leader in adult and child psychiatry. This position is perfect for seasoned professionals or recent residency graduates. Don't let this opportunity pass you by! Job Highlights: • Hospital-employed or private practice options • BC/BE by ABPN • Must be licensed or license eligible in Nebraska • Must be eligible for medical staff privileges • Full-time position • Highly competitive compensation package • Signing bonus & relocation assistance • 401(k) retirement plan • CME allowance • Malpractice coverage • Health, dental, vision & health savings plan
Jan 19, 2020
Full time
We are actively recruiting for a psychiatrist to join our medical community. This is a tremendous opportunity to become a leader in adult and child psychiatry. This position is perfect for seasoned professionals or recent residency graduates. Don't let this opportunity pass you by! Job Highlights: • Hospital-employed or private practice options • BC/BE by ABPN • Must be licensed or license eligible in Nebraska • Must be eligible for medical staff privileges • Full-time position • Highly competitive compensation package • Signing bonus & relocation assistance • 401(k) retirement plan • CME allowance • Malpractice coverage • Health, dental, vision & health savings plan
A consulting service in Ohio is looking for a psychiatrist to provide locum tenens coverage for approximately three months, beginning in mid-October, with a possibility for extension. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see up to ten adult patients for acute psychiatry and dual diagnoses. The provider will work Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and call coverage. This facility uses paper charts.
Jan 19, 2020
A consulting service in Ohio is looking for a psychiatrist to provide locum tenens coverage for approximately three months, beginning in mid-October, with a possibility for extension. During the assignment, the provider can expect to see up to ten adult patients for acute psychiatry and dual diagnoses. The provider will work Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and call coverage. This facility uses paper charts.
Immediate need for a Psychiatrist to join a Behavioral Health group in Columbus. Lets DiscussM-F / No call / No nights(optional) / No weekendsLoan repaymentVisa Sponsorshipseeking a Psychiatrist to provide consultation to Primary Care Physicians in our Health Center, as well as providing direct behavioral health services to clients with severe and persistent mental illness. ? 100% outpatient? No on-call? No evenings (optional)? No weekends? Possible federal student loan repayment MD Medical Doctor Physician Psych Psychiatry Psychiatric Mental Health Behavioral Health
Jan 19, 2020
Full time
Immediate need for a Psychiatrist to join a Behavioral Health group in Columbus. Lets DiscussM-F / No call / No nights(optional) / No weekendsLoan repaymentVisa Sponsorshipseeking a Psychiatrist to provide consultation to Primary Care Physicians in our Health Center, as well as providing direct behavioral health services to clients with severe and persistent mental illness. ? 100% outpatient? No on-call? No evenings (optional)? No weekends? Possible federal student loan repayment MD Medical Doctor Physician Psych Psychiatry Psychiatric Mental Health Behavioral Health
Frontline National is currently seeking Clinical Psychologist for full time opportunities in Columbus, MS. Please apply online or contact a recruiter directly at to learn more about this great opportunity! Frontline National, LLC, founded in 2004, is a nationally-renowned staffing firm dedicated to identifying and placing superior candidates who possess the qualification, energy, and talent to match the high standards of client's expectations. Frontline National is an SBA certified 8(a), Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) firm, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Frontline National is dedicated to providing superior customer service to our clients and candidates. We have a proven track record and marketplace expertise to successfully recruit and place professionals on a National scale. Frontline National is also proud to announce its participation in the Department of Defense Military Spouse Employment Partnership. By joining the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, Frontline National is becoming part of an even larger collective effort to support military spouse employment. Job Duties include but are not limited to: •Practice within the guidelines of their state licensing board, American Psychological Association Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct, and MTF privileges. •Conduct psychological evaluations utilizing information from clinical interviews, psychological testing and collateral sources, as appropriate. •Establish psychiatric diagnoses and according to the American Psychiatric Association Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Disorders. •Provide psychological treatment for individuals and groups; help medical and surgical patients deal with illnesses or injuries. •Assist in rehabilitation of patients. •Attend and participate in meetings during normal duty hours and professional staff conferences and other appropriate professional activities such as, but not limited to, the following: Quality Improvement meeting, professional staff meetings, Commander's staff meeting, Mental Health Flight meetings, and others required by applicable regulations, MTF guidance, or as directed by the Mental Health Flight Commander or his/her designated representative. •Conduct applied research and clinical investigations in clinical/behavioral health psychology. •Clinical/Counseling Psychology. Responsible for and applies psychological procedures and techniques, including interviewing, behavioral assessment, evidenced-based therapies, and psychological testing/psych diagnostic testing, in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological and neuropsychological disorders. •Individual, family and group psychotherapy, and couples therapy, alcohol and drug treatment evaluations. •Consults with medical personnel, legal authorities, military commanders and school districts, as required. •Maintain accurate and current notes in both the Mental Health records and inpatient medical records of all patients seen, as appropriate, and procedures reports of evaluation and/or treatment, as required Minimum Qualifications: Education: Completion of the following: •Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) Experience: Candidates must have the following experience: •Completion of a Psychologist intern program which has been approved by the American Psychology Association OR one year fellowship or residency in health psychology or behavioral medicine. •Have a minimum of one (1) year experience within the last three years working with toddlers and or preschool children with autism spectrum disorders and encompassing a diversity of socioeconomic, cultural, gender-identity, and various backgrounds. Security: •National Background Investigation •Must be a US Citizen •Must have reliable transportation to and from site License/Certification and Training: •Possess and maintain a valid, unrestricted license or certification to practice as Psychologist in any one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, or the US Virgin Islands •Basic Life Support from American Heart Association or American Red Cross Schedule: •Monday to Friday •7:30am 4:30pm or 8:00am 5:00pm •Federal holidays not required
Jan 17, 2020
Full time
Frontline National is currently seeking Clinical Psychologist for full time opportunities in Columbus, MS. Please apply online or contact a recruiter directly at to learn more about this great opportunity! Frontline National, LLC, founded in 2004, is a nationally-renowned staffing firm dedicated to identifying and placing superior candidates who possess the qualification, energy, and talent to match the high standards of client's expectations. Frontline National is an SBA certified 8(a), Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) firm, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Frontline National is dedicated to providing superior customer service to our clients and candidates. We have a proven track record and marketplace expertise to successfully recruit and place professionals on a National scale. Frontline National is also proud to announce its participation in the Department of Defense Military Spouse Employment Partnership. By joining the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, Frontline National is becoming part of an even larger collective effort to support military spouse employment. Job Duties include but are not limited to: •Practice within the guidelines of their state licensing board, American Psychological Association Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct, and MTF privileges. •Conduct psychological evaluations utilizing information from clinical interviews, psychological testing and collateral sources, as appropriate. •Establish psychiatric diagnoses and according to the American Psychiatric Association Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Disorders. •Provide psychological treatment for individuals and groups; help medical and surgical patients deal with illnesses or injuries. •Assist in rehabilitation of patients. •Attend and participate in meetings during normal duty hours and professional staff conferences and other appropriate professional activities such as, but not limited to, the following: Quality Improvement meeting, professional staff meetings, Commander's staff meeting, Mental Health Flight meetings, and others required by applicable regulations, MTF guidance, or as directed by the Mental Health Flight Commander or his/her designated representative. •Conduct applied research and clinical investigations in clinical/behavioral health psychology. •Clinical/Counseling Psychology. Responsible for and applies psychological procedures and techniques, including interviewing, behavioral assessment, evidenced-based therapies, and psychological testing/psych diagnostic testing, in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological and neuropsychological disorders. •Individual, family and group psychotherapy, and couples therapy, alcohol and drug treatment evaluations. •Consults with medical personnel, legal authorities, military commanders and school districts, as required. •Maintain accurate and current notes in both the Mental Health records and inpatient medical records of all patients seen, as appropriate, and procedures reports of evaluation and/or treatment, as required Minimum Qualifications: Education: Completion of the following: •Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) Experience: Candidates must have the following experience: •Completion of a Psychologist intern program which has been approved by the American Psychology Association OR one year fellowship or residency in health psychology or behavioral medicine. •Have a minimum of one (1) year experience within the last three years working with toddlers and or preschool children with autism spectrum disorders and encompassing a diversity of socioeconomic, cultural, gender-identity, and various backgrounds. Security: •National Background Investigation •Must be a US Citizen •Must have reliable transportation to and from site License/Certification and Training: •Possess and maintain a valid, unrestricted license or certification to practice as Psychologist in any one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, or the US Virgin Islands •Basic Life Support from American Heart Association or American Red Cross Schedule: •Monday to Friday •7:30am 4:30pm or 8:00am 5:00pm •Federal holidays not required
Bridgeway Academy is a Columbus, Ohio based nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire the potential and celebrate the ability of every child. We offer an integrated approach to meet each child's needs. This collaborative effort combines professionals in the fields of music therapy, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapies, behavioral and educational services to include home based services. Bridgeway Academy is seeking a Full-Time board licensed Psychologist, School Psychologist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Licensed Independent Social Worker. × A board licensed psychologist's duties will include administering, evaluating, and interpreting psychological testing and provide direct counseling/therapy and assessment services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients. They will write, monitor, and coordinate behavior management plans with the clinical team and consult with staff and families. × The school psychologist's duties will include psychological testing within the scope of their expertise, direct counseling/therapy services for Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, and direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. × An LPCC's or LISW's duties will include direct counseling/therapy services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, as well as direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. Essential Duties & Responsibilities include the following: Direct Service: The successful board licensed psychologist candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will conduct assessments and assist in the assessment of skills for baseline data, goal development, and progress documentation. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies. He/she will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals, and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct therapy services and will follow intake, service documentation, and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress, and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with the students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. The successful school psychologist, LPCC, or LISW candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies and will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct service therapy and will follow intake, service documentation and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director, and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. Additionally, the successful school psychologist candidate will perform psychoeducational assessments, report writing, and feedback meetings with staff/parents within the scope of their expertise. Mentoring/Support The successful board licensed psychologist, school psychologist, or LISW candidate will attend parent and/or team meetings to provide consultation services to parents, teachers, and other professionals. He/she will collaborate with other therapy/educational disciplines to promote continuity of care, provide staff trainings, and will actively participate in scheduling clients in conjunction with other therapists and classroom schedules. The board licensed psychologist will supervise psychology trainees/postdoctoral fellows as needed. Qualifications/Abilities: Must have an applicable and current state and/or national licensure/certification (see specifics below). Must have experience in and an understanding of the field of autism, education, ABA, developmental disabilities, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Will have the ability to organize and structure a therapy environment with knowledge of developmental milestones, current best practice and therapy models, and be able to assist individuals who may be in crisis. Will have effective communication to include appropriate verbal, non-verbal, written, and listening skills, have the ability to promote a positive work environment, and be able to conduct oneself as a role model to co-workers exuding professionalism and enthusiasm. Must have demonstrated ability to get along with diverse personalities, displaying tact, maturity, and flexibility at all times; can give/receive constructive feedback to/from peers. Will have knowledge of special education policies and experience working with schools in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team setting. Must have good reasoning abilities, sound judgment, can adapt/be flexible to changes in schedule/work demands, the ability to meet deadlines, and the ability to follow through with behaviors plans. LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Ph.D./PsyD program completion Ohio Board Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's/EdS level program completion Ohio Department of Education Pupil Services Licensure AND/OR Ohio Board School Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LISW CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LISW-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LPCC CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LPCC-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License Successful ODJFS, FBI/BCI background checks are required for all candidates for this position. EOE
Jan 16, 2020
Full time
Bridgeway Academy is a Columbus, Ohio based nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire the potential and celebrate the ability of every child. We offer an integrated approach to meet each child's needs. This collaborative effort combines professionals in the fields of music therapy, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapies, behavioral and educational services to include home based services. Bridgeway Academy is seeking a Full-Time board licensed Psychologist, School Psychologist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Licensed Independent Social Worker. × A board licensed psychologist's duties will include administering, evaluating, and interpreting psychological testing and provide direct counseling/therapy and assessment services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients. They will write, monitor, and coordinate behavior management plans with the clinical team and consult with staff and families. × The school psychologist's duties will include psychological testing within the scope of their expertise, direct counseling/therapy services for Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, and direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. × An LPCC's or LISW's duties will include direct counseling/therapy services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, as well as direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. Essential Duties & Responsibilities include the following: Direct Service: The successful board licensed psychologist candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will conduct assessments and assist in the assessment of skills for baseline data, goal development, and progress documentation. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies. He/she will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals, and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct therapy services and will follow intake, service documentation, and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress, and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with the students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. The successful school psychologist, LPCC, or LISW candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies and will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct service therapy and will follow intake, service documentation and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director, and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. Additionally, the successful school psychologist candidate will perform psychoeducational assessments, report writing, and feedback meetings with staff/parents within the scope of their expertise. Mentoring/Support The successful board licensed psychologist, school psychologist, or LISW candidate will attend parent and/or team meetings to provide consultation services to parents, teachers, and other professionals. He/she will collaborate with other therapy/educational disciplines to promote continuity of care, provide staff trainings, and will actively participate in scheduling clients in conjunction with other therapists and classroom schedules. The board licensed psychologist will supervise psychology trainees/postdoctoral fellows as needed. Qualifications/Abilities: Must have an applicable and current state and/or national licensure/certification (see specifics below). Must have experience in and an understanding of the field of autism, education, ABA, developmental disabilities, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Will have the ability to organize and structure a therapy environment with knowledge of developmental milestones, current best practice and therapy models, and be able to assist individuals who may be in crisis. Will have effective communication to include appropriate verbal, non-verbal, written, and listening skills, have the ability to promote a positive work environment, and be able to conduct oneself as a role model to co-workers exuding professionalism and enthusiasm. Must have demonstrated ability to get along with diverse personalities, displaying tact, maturity, and flexibility at all times; can give/receive constructive feedback to/from peers. Will have knowledge of special education policies and experience working with schools in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team setting. Must have good reasoning abilities, sound judgment, can adapt/be flexible to changes in schedule/work demands, the ability to meet deadlines, and the ability to follow through with behaviors plans. LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Ph.D./PsyD program completion Ohio Board Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's/EdS level program completion Ohio Department of Education Pupil Services Licensure AND/OR Ohio Board School Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LISW CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LISW-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LPCC CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LPCC-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License Successful ODJFS, FBI/BCI background checks are required for all candidates for this position. EOE
Bridgeway Academy is a Columbus, Ohio based nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire the potential and celebrate the ability of every child. We offer an integrated approach to meet each child's needs. This collaborative effort combines professionals in the fields of music therapy, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapies, behavioral and educational services to include home based services. Bridgeway Academy is seeking a Full-Time board licensed Psychologist, School Psychologist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Licensed Independent Social Worker. × A board licensed psychologist's duties will include administering, evaluating, and interpreting psychological testing and provide direct counseling/therapy and assessment services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients. They will write, monitor, and coordinate behavior management plans with the clinical team and consult with staff and families. × The school psychologist's duties will include psychological testing within the scope of their expertise, direct counseling/therapy services for Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, and direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. × An LPCC's or LISW's duties will include direct counseling/therapy services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, as well as direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. Essential Duties & Responsibilities include the following: Direct Service: The successful board licensed psychologist candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will conduct assessments and assist in the assessment of skills for baseline data, goal development, and progress documentation. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies. He/she will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals, and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct therapy services and will follow intake, service documentation, and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress, and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with the students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. The successful school psychologist, LPCC, or LISW candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies and will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct service therapy and will follow intake, service documentation and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director, and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. Additionally, the successful school psychologist candidate will perform psychoeducational assessments, report writing, and feedback meetings with staff/parents within the scope of their expertise. Mentoring/Support The successful board licensed psychologist, school psychologist, or LISW candidate will attend parent and/or team meetings to provide consultation services to parents, teachers, and other professionals. He/she will collaborate with other therapy/educational disciplines to promote continuity of care, provide staff trainings, and will actively participate in scheduling clients in conjunction with other therapists and classroom schedules. The board licensed psychologist will supervise psychology trainees/postdoctoral fellows as needed. Qualifications/Abilities: Must have an applicable and current state and/or national licensure/certification (see specifics below). Must have experience in and an understanding of the field of autism, education, ABA, developmental disabilities, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Will have the ability to organize and structure a therapy environment with knowledge of developmental milestones, current best practice and therapy models, and be able to assist individuals who may be in crisis. Will have effective communication to include appropriate verbal, non-verbal, written, and listening skills, have the ability to promote a positive work environment, and be able to conduct oneself as a role model to co-workers exuding professionalism and enthusiasm. Must have demonstrated ability to get along with diverse personalities, displaying tact, maturity, and flexibility at all times; can give/receive constructive feedback to/from peers. Will have knowledge of special education policies and experience working with schools in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team setting. Must have good reasoning abilities, sound judgment, can adapt/be flexible to changes in schedule/work demands, the ability to meet deadlines, and the ability to follow through with behaviors plans. LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Ph.D./PsyD program completion Ohio Board Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's/EdS level program completion Ohio Department of Education Pupil Services Licensure AND/OR Ohio Board School Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LISW CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LISW-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LPCC CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LPCC-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License Successful ODJFS, FBI/BCI background checks are required for all candidates for this position. EOE
Jan 16, 2020
Full time
Bridgeway Academy is a Columbus, Ohio based nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire the potential and celebrate the ability of every child. We offer an integrated approach to meet each child's needs. This collaborative effort combines professionals in the fields of music therapy, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapies, behavioral and educational services to include home based services. Bridgeway Academy is seeking a Full-Time board licensed Psychologist, School Psychologist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Licensed Independent Social Worker. × A board licensed psychologist's duties will include administering, evaluating, and interpreting psychological testing and provide direct counseling/therapy and assessment services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients. They will write, monitor, and coordinate behavior management plans with the clinical team and consult with staff and families. × The school psychologist's duties will include psychological testing within the scope of their expertise, direct counseling/therapy services for Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, and direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. × An LPCC's or LISW's duties will include direct counseling/therapy services to Bridgeway Academy students and outside clients, as well as direct consultation and training services for parents/staff. Essential Duties & Responsibilities include the following: Direct Service: The successful board licensed psychologist candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will conduct assessments and assist in the assessment of skills for baseline data, goal development, and progress documentation. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies. He/she will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals, and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct therapy services and will follow intake, service documentation, and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress, and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with the students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. The successful school psychologist, LPCC, or LISW candidate will provide direct service by maintaining a caseload as dictated by contract and therapist procedures. He/she will develop, suggest, and modify/adapt IEP and ABA treatment plan goals and provide therapy in accordance with best practice guidelines as determined by state and national licensing and governing bodies and will provide a safe, clean, creative, and structured learning environment that promotes educational and developmental progress. He/she will assess, develop goals and monitor progress of clients who are receiving direct service therapy and will follow intake, service documentation and discharge procedures. He/she will implement behavior support plans created by the Program Director, and behavior strategies as dictated by the classroom lead teacher. He/she will provide appropriate communication and other required information to parents and school districts regarding the student's activities, progress and behavior. He/she will participate in crisis intervention and response to intervention, will provide consultations as needed, and will communicate with students' Bridgeway Academy teams regarding areas of concern. Additionally, the successful school psychologist candidate will perform psychoeducational assessments, report writing, and feedback meetings with staff/parents within the scope of their expertise. Mentoring/Support The successful board licensed psychologist, school psychologist, or LISW candidate will attend parent and/or team meetings to provide consultation services to parents, teachers, and other professionals. He/she will collaborate with other therapy/educational disciplines to promote continuity of care, provide staff trainings, and will actively participate in scheduling clients in conjunction with other therapists and classroom schedules. The board licensed psychologist will supervise psychology trainees/postdoctoral fellows as needed. Qualifications/Abilities: Must have an applicable and current state and/or national licensure/certification (see specifics below). Must have experience in and an understanding of the field of autism, education, ABA, developmental disabilities, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Will have the ability to organize and structure a therapy environment with knowledge of developmental milestones, current best practice and therapy models, and be able to assist individuals who may be in crisis. Will have effective communication to include appropriate verbal, non-verbal, written, and listening skills, have the ability to promote a positive work environment, and be able to conduct oneself as a role model to co-workers exuding professionalism and enthusiasm. Must have demonstrated ability to get along with diverse personalities, displaying tact, maturity, and flexibility at all times; can give/receive constructive feedback to/from peers. Will have knowledge of special education policies and experience working with schools in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team setting. Must have good reasoning abilities, sound judgment, can adapt/be flexible to changes in schedule/work demands, the ability to meet deadlines, and the ability to follow through with behaviors plans. LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Ph.D./PsyD program completion Ohio Board Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's/EdS level program completion Ohio Department of Education Pupil Services Licensure AND/OR Ohio Board School Psychologist Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LISW CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LISW-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR LPCC CANDIDATE: Minimum Master's level program completion At least 2 full calendar years training experience under supervision of LPCC-S Ohio Board Licensure Valid State Driver's License Successful ODJFS, FBI/BCI background checks are required for all candidates for this position. EOE
One of Nebraska's best hospitals is seeking an adult psychiatrist to join their collaborative team. The position is a 100 percent outpatient with no call. You'll work Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. The group/facility is accepting candidates who are board certified or board eligible within three years of completing their training. A NE license will be required, and the CompHealth licensing team can assist with the processing and application. Final-year residents and fellows are welcome to apply. You'll earn a generous salary, an attractive sign-on bonus, full benefits, relocation assistance, ample PTO, and student loan repayment. Come live and practice in this friendly city that offers small town atmosphere but with all the conveniences of a much larger metro environment. This is a great family community with excellent schools and recreational activities for the whole family. CompHealth is the industry leader in permanent healthcare staffing. With the largest client network nationwide, we have opportunities in all 50 states serving providers in more than 100 specialties. CompHealth will find the right job in the right location for you. For more details, please contact Nancy Montgomery directly at or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Quick Facts: Adult psychiatrist needed Employed position 100 percent outpatient No call Competitive comp and full benefits 401(k) plan Sign-on bonus Relocation Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
Jan 01, 2020
Full time
One of Nebraska's best hospitals is seeking an adult psychiatrist to join their collaborative team. The position is a 100 percent outpatient with no call. You'll work Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. The group/facility is accepting candidates who are board certified or board eligible within three years of completing their training. A NE license will be required, and the CompHealth licensing team can assist with the processing and application. Final-year residents and fellows are welcome to apply. You'll earn a generous salary, an attractive sign-on bonus, full benefits, relocation assistance, ample PTO, and student loan repayment. Come live and practice in this friendly city that offers small town atmosphere but with all the conveniences of a much larger metro environment. This is a great family community with excellent schools and recreational activities for the whole family. CompHealth is the industry leader in permanent healthcare staffing. With the largest client network nationwide, we have opportunities in all 50 states serving providers in more than 100 specialties. CompHealth will find the right job in the right location for you. For more details, please contact Nancy Montgomery directly at or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Quick Facts: Adult psychiatrist needed Employed position 100 percent outpatient No call Competitive comp and full benefits 401(k) plan Sign-on bonus Relocation Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
An exciting inpatient psychiatrist opportunity is now available in Ohio. Join three psychiatrists with NPs on staff. The schedule will be Monday through Friday, with seven days of call per month. The incoming physician will see an average of 15 to 18 patients per day. This employed opportunity is offering a $300K salary. You will also be offered a sign-on bonus, malpractice with tail coverage, medical benefits, PTO, 5 days of CME, a retirement plan, and relocation assistance. You will enjoy living and working in the home of Ohio State University with all the amenities, pubs, eateries, galleries, lectures, concerts, and other excitement large college towns have to offer. Our goal is to ensure that your interaction with us is seamless and stress-free from start to finish. Every step of the way, you will be supported by specialty teams comprised of tenured professionals with decades of collective experience finding jobs. To get started, please contact Pamela Mead, call or text directly at or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Refer to job #. Quick Facts: Adult patient population 100% inpatient Must be board certified Monday to Friday schedule $300K salary Life insurance, health benefits, malpractice with tail coverage 4 weeks of PTO, 5 days of CME Located in the capital of Ohio Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
Jan 01, 2020
Full time
An exciting inpatient psychiatrist opportunity is now available in Ohio. Join three psychiatrists with NPs on staff. The schedule will be Monday through Friday, with seven days of call per month. The incoming physician will see an average of 15 to 18 patients per day. This employed opportunity is offering a $300K salary. You will also be offered a sign-on bonus, malpractice with tail coverage, medical benefits, PTO, 5 days of CME, a retirement plan, and relocation assistance. You will enjoy living and working in the home of Ohio State University with all the amenities, pubs, eateries, galleries, lectures, concerts, and other excitement large college towns have to offer. Our goal is to ensure that your interaction with us is seamless and stress-free from start to finish. Every step of the way, you will be supported by specialty teams comprised of tenured professionals with decades of collective experience finding jobs. To get started, please contact Pamela Mead, call or text directly at or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Refer to job #. Quick Facts: Adult patient population 100% inpatient Must be board certified Monday to Friday schedule $300K salary Life insurance, health benefits, malpractice with tail coverage 4 weeks of PTO, 5 days of CME Located in the capital of Ohio Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
An exciting psychiatrist opportunity is now available at a hospital in Columbus, Georgia. You will work to establish your outpatient practice, and work inpatient and outpatient. Candidates must be board certified within five years, and an addiction fellowship is a plus. This position will require a current Georgia medical license, and CompHealth has licensing team can help you obtain one. J1 visa holders can be supported. This hospital-employed opportunity has a competitive compensation package and a sign-on bonus. You will be offered malpractice insurance, medical/dental benefits, vacation time, CME reimbursement, a 401k, relocation assistance, and the site qualifies for NHSC student loan repayment. If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, contact CompHealth for more information about this position and to discuss other specialty jobs that fit your life, your goals, and your schedule. To get started, please contact Pamela Mead, call or text , or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Quick Facts: Adult psychiatrist Inpatient and outpatient mix Board certified within 5 years of residency J1 visa candidates can be sponsored Paid relocation Retirement plan Malpractice is covered just 90 minutes to an international airport Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
Jan 01, 2020
Full time
An exciting psychiatrist opportunity is now available at a hospital in Columbus, Georgia. You will work to establish your outpatient practice, and work inpatient and outpatient. Candidates must be board certified within five years, and an addiction fellowship is a plus. This position will require a current Georgia medical license, and CompHealth has licensing team can help you obtain one. J1 visa holders can be supported. This hospital-employed opportunity has a competitive compensation package and a sign-on bonus. You will be offered malpractice insurance, medical/dental benefits, vacation time, CME reimbursement, a 401k, relocation assistance, and the site qualifies for NHSC student loan repayment. If this opportunity sounds interesting to you, contact CompHealth for more information about this position and to discuss other specialty jobs that fit your life, your goals, and your schedule. To get started, please contact Pamela Mead, call or text , or email your CV and references to CompHealth. Quick Facts: Adult psychiatrist Inpatient and outpatient mix Board certified within 5 years of residency J1 visa candidates can be sponsored Paid relocation Retirement plan Malpractice is covered just 90 minutes to an international airport Benefits: Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail
