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Psychologist-Norfolk Regional Center
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State Of Nebraska-Department Of Health And Human Services
Norfolk, NE (In Person)
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Job Description
The Norfolk Regional Center is a psychiatric hospital providing inpatient mental health risk reduction treatment for individuals striving for community reintegration.
Our mission is to instill hope and offer possibilities for a future free from further offenses.
We value our team members as individuals and provide opportunities for career growth, continued education, and training.
About Norfolk Regional CenterThe Norfolk Regional Center (NRC) was created by an act of the Nebraska Legislature in •.NRC currently serves two distinct populations of adult males who are committed by a Mental Health Board for inpatient psychiatric treatment.
In •, NRC began providing treatment to individuals who have sexually offended.
The Nebraska Sex Offender (SO) Treatment Program improves public safety by reducing the risk of re-offense, while also improving the quality of patients' lives.
In •, NRC opened the Medical Support Program and began providing high quality nursing and medical treatment for men with significant physical conditions and a variety of psychiatric, cognitive, and aging issues.
The program provides activities designed to maintain optimal functioning while at the same time meeting the specific psychiatric care and safety needs of each patient.
At NRC, we value a culture where every teammate is respected as an individual, encouraged to grow professionally, and given opportunities for continued education and advancement.
Our mission is to support patients as they prepare for community reintegration while upholding public safetyâand we're looking for leaders who share that commitment.
What We Offer YouWe support the people who support our youth.
Enjoy outstanding benefits, job security, and a team that feels like family.⢠156% state-matched retirement â one of the best in the nation⢠13 paid holidays + generous leave starting immediately⢠Medical, dental, and vision insurance⢠$20,000 employer-paid life insurance⢠Tuition reimbursement & professional development⢠Employee Assistance Program (EAP)⢠Fun, mission-driven, and supportive team environment⢠Job stability in public serviceFor information about the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and the Division of Behavioral Health, please visit our website, .For more information about this position, contact Anny Friedrichsenat •or email anny.c.•.The Psychologist will play a crucial role in our Behavioral Health Division, offering care and oversight to adult patients with mental illness.
The incumbent will provide leadership to treatment teams, collaborate with interdisciplinary professionals, conduct comprehensive evaluations, and develop psychological treatment plans to support patient rehabilitation.
Provide consultation on treatment plans and behavioral strategies.
Train staff on psychological best practices and risk management techniques.
Develop and write initial comprehensive treatment plans.
Conduct individual and group therapy sessions.
Perform psychological evaluations, including assessments of intellectual ability, personality, and risk for elopement, suicide, violence, and sexual re-offense.
Participate in diagnostic staff meetings with the Psychiatry team to determine patient diagnoses.
Provide expert testimony for mental health board hearings.
Assist in program development and policy improvement.
Requirements /
Licensed to practice psychology in Nebraska or eligible for a provisional license.
Experience working with sex offender populations.
Our mission is to instill hope and offer possibilities for a future free from further offenses.
We value our team members as individuals and provide opportunities for career growth, continued education, and training.
About Norfolk Regional CenterThe Norfolk Regional Center (NRC) was created by an act of the Nebraska Legislature in •.NRC currently serves two distinct populations of adult males who are committed by a Mental Health Board for inpatient psychiatric treatment.
In •, NRC began providing treatment to individuals who have sexually offended.
The Nebraska Sex Offender (SO) Treatment Program improves public safety by reducing the risk of re-offense, while also improving the quality of patients' lives.
In •, NRC opened the Medical Support Program and began providing high quality nursing and medical treatment for men with significant physical conditions and a variety of psychiatric, cognitive, and aging issues.
The program provides activities designed to maintain optimal functioning while at the same time meeting the specific psychiatric care and safety needs of each patient.
At NRC, we value a culture where every teammate is respected as an individual, encouraged to grow professionally, and given opportunities for continued education and advancement.
Our mission is to support patients as they prepare for community reintegration while upholding public safetyâand we're looking for leaders who share that commitment.
What We Offer YouWe support the people who support our youth.
Enjoy outstanding benefits, job security, and a team that feels like family.⢠156% state-matched retirement â one of the best in the nation⢠13 paid holidays + generous leave starting immediately⢠Medical, dental, and vision insurance⢠$20,000 employer-paid life insurance⢠Tuition reimbursement & professional development⢠Employee Assistance Program (EAP)⢠Fun, mission-driven, and supportive team environment⢠Job stability in public serviceFor information about the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and the Division of Behavioral Health, please visit our website, .For more information about this position, contact Anny Friedrichsenat •or email anny.c.•.The Psychologist will play a crucial role in our Behavioral Health Division, offering care and oversight to adult patients with mental illness.
The incumbent will provide leadership to treatment teams, collaborate with interdisciplinary professionals, conduct comprehensive evaluations, and develop psychological treatment plans to support patient rehabilitation.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead treatment teams, medical staff, and various hospital committees.Provide consultation on treatment plans and behavioral strategies.
Train staff on psychological best practices and risk management techniques.
Develop and write initial comprehensive treatment plans.
Conduct individual and group therapy sessions.
Perform psychological evaluations, including assessments of intellectual ability, personality, and risk for elopement, suicide, violence, and sexual re-offense.
Participate in diagnostic staff meetings with the Psychiatry team to determine patient diagnoses.
Provide expert testimony for mental health board hearings.
Assist in program development and policy improvement.
Requirements /
Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications:
Doctorate in Psychology.Licensed to practice psychology in Nebraska or eligible for a provisional license.
Preferred Qualifications:
One year of post-doctorate experience.Experience working with sex offender populations.