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Job summary
A mental health service provider in Watonga, Oklahoma, is looking for a licensed mental health professional to conduct evaluations and develop treatment plans for inmates. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive care and regularly monitor inmates' adjustment. A valid Oklahoma license and clinical experience are required. This role offers a chance to make a significant impact in a correctional setting.
Qualifications
Valid license to practice in Oklahoma.
Clinical experience required (school psychologist experience not accepted).
Responsibilities
Conduct tests and evaluations of inmates' mental health.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams for coordinated treatment.
Develop and adjust treatment plans based on individual needs.
Regularly monitor inmates in special areas to assess their adjustment and identify necessary mental health support.
Apply counseling methods to deliver effective treatments and activities for inmates.
Provide mental health evaluations, counseling, and crisis intervention techniques.
Communicate with professionals—such as doctors, nurses, and security staff—to understand factors contributing to changes in inmates' mental health.
Skills
Licensure in Oklahoma
Clinical psychology experience
Job description
Job Duties
Conduct tests and evaluations to understand the mental health of inmates by reviewing their records and speaking with them.
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team—including doctors, nurses, and other experts—to share information about inmates' mental health issues, ensuring coordinated treatment.
Develop and adjust treatment plans for inmates based on their individual needs and progress.
Regularly monitor inmates in special areas to assess their adjustment and identify necessary mental health support.
Apply counseling methods to deliver effective treatments and activities for inmates.
Provide mental health evaluations, counseling, and conflict‑prevention techniques, especially for inmates in crisis.
Communicate with professionals—such as doctors, nurses, and security staff—to understand factors contributing to increased problems or changes in inmates' mental health.
Qualifications
Must hold a valid license to practice in Oklahoma or be eligible to obtain one.
Must possess clinical experience (school psychologist experience does not count).