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Families, Inc. is seeking a Qualified Behavioral Health Provider (QBHP) to establish supportive relationships with clients and their support networks, empowering active participation in treatment.
The QBHP delivers clinical interventions as directed by the Mental Health Professional, and travels to fulfill off-site treatment goals. As part of the treatment team, you will complete required training, coordinate referrals, and document services for agencies.
The Qualified Behavioral Health Provider (QBHP) establishes a supportive client relationship with the goal of empowering clients and their support network to actively participate in mental health treatment. The QBHP will provide clinical interventions to reinforce, practice, and model therapeutic techniques and treatments as directed by the Mental Health Professional (MHP). The QBHP is not responsible for supervision of other staff. Travel is required.
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EDUCATION
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution of higher learning is preferred / High school diploma or GED required.
EXPERIENCE
A bachelor’s degree in psychology, sociology or a related field or the equivalent work experience in a human services field is preferred.
JOB SKILLS
Required: The Qualified Behavioral Health Provider shall meet the definition of a Qualified Behavioral Health Provider as defined in the standards for Arkansas Medicaid Providers in the State of Arkansas. Ability to retain confidentiality. Ability to deal effectively with clients, professionals, and staff. Travel required.
The QBHP: Must have excellent spelling and grammar skills. Must have excellent computer skills and be able to perform across multiple platforms of electronic devices.
The successful QBHP will effectively: 1) Present information and respond in a comprehendible and understandable way. 2) Maintain client confidentiality, communicate, work, and interact effectively with clients and their support structure, other professionals, and staff. 3) Have strong organizational skills to achieve a productive workday is essential.