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Silence Aloud Inc

Behavior Specialist

Moreno Valley, CA

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Behavioral Health Technician

El Paso, TX

$14.75 - $18/hr

Perform duties in a trauma-informed, safety-focused, and therapeutic care milieu consistent with ... Associate degree in a behavioral science or specialty field. * Two years of work experience in a ...

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To thrive as a Behavioral Science Trauma Specialist, you need a solid background in psychology or social work, advanced understanding of trauma-informed care, and typically a relevant graduate degree with state licensure. Familiarity with therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma assessment tools, and case management systems is essential. Exceptional empathy, resilience, and communication skills help build trust with clients and facilitate effective interventions. These competencies are crucial for providing evidence-based support, ensuring client safety, and promoting recovery in individuals affected by trauma.

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A behavioral science trauma specialist is a professional who applies principles from psychology, sociology, and related fields to understand and treat the effects of traumatic experiences on individuals or groups. These specialists assess trauma’s impact on mental and emotional health, develop treatment plans, and provide therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or trauma-informed care. They often work in clinical, community, or research settings to help people recover from trauma and build resilience. Their work is crucial in supporting survivors to regain well-being and function after distressing events.
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Faculty Psychologist

Piedmont Healthcare Inc.

Columbus, GA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 10 days ago

Piedmont Healthcare rating

7.0

Company rating: 7.0 out of 10

Based on 449 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

404th of 869 rated healthcare providers

Job description

Overview

Piedmont Midtown Columbus, FT

The Faculty Psychologist is responsible for teaching psychological and behavioral medicine principles to family medicine residents and faculty. Major areas of responsibility include curriculum development, residency administration, and clinical practice

Responsibilities

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CURRICULUM

1.1 Develops and delivers a Behavioral Science Curriculum that is consistent with the guidelines of the Review Committee for Family Medicine.

1.2 Provides appropriate resident evaluation and feedback.

1.3 Serves as a resource to residents, faculty, and Midtown hospital for behavioral science problems.

1.4 Pursues professional development as a psychologist to maintain excellence in teaching psychological principles to family medicine residents.

RESIDENCY ADMINISTRATION

2.1 Works collaboratively with the Family Practice Center (FPC) team and contributes constructively to business and clinical meetings.

2.2 Participates in residency candidate interviewing and selection.

2.3 Participates in committee, community, and professional group activities.

2.4 Participates in consumer education and marketing activities of the FPC.

CLINICAL PRACTICE

3.1 Provides high-quality psychological evaluation and treatment services to patients of the FPC and Level 2 Trauma Center.

3.2 Maintains adequate and up-to-date records.

3.3 Develops proficiency with the FPC clinical computer system

Qualifications

EDUCATION

An earned doctorate from an accredited university program.

EXPERIENCE

Minimum of one year full time internship required.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

Licensure by State of Georgia within two years of job start if not already so license

Business Unit : Company NamePiedmont Columbus MidtownEmployment Type: FULL_TIME

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