Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Overview

The Psychologists will provide short-term therapeutic interventions (10 or fewer sessions) to individuals, couples, and military members.

• Gathering and reviewing intake data and other pertinent information.
• Conducting clinical interviews and assessments with thorough risk assessments.
• Determining diagnoses based on the latest version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM).
• Developing treatment plans.
• Documenting clinical assessments.
• Documenting all case contacts in SOAP format within five working days.
• When indicated, providing referrals to appropriate community resources including outside mental health providers, support groups, and social services agencies.
• Following guidelines for child and vulnerable adult abuse reporting.
• Conducting follow-ups with clients and referral sources to ensure needs are met.
• Timely documentation of therapy and referral services within five working days.
• Cases must be closed within ninety days of the last encounter.
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  The description includes the line "STI has a Comprehensive Benefits package that includes:" which is retained in the Benefits section.

• Doctoral degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology.
• Current, unrestricted license to practice mental health treatment and/or consultation from Maryland with no pending adverse actions (such as suspensions, letters of counseling, restrictions to practice only with supervision, or revocations) before any licensing board or hospital credentials committee.
• Three years of experience in mental health counseling or assessment, as well as three years of experience providing consultation on behavioral health-related matters, conducting clinical interviews and assessments, determining diagnoses based on DSM criteria, developing treatment plans, or conducting therapeutic interventions.

STI has a Comprehensive Benefits package that includes: