Registered Psychological Associate (aka Post-Doc Fellow) or Registered Associate (AMFT, APCC, A[...]

The Hume Center

Fremont (CA)

On-site

USD 60,000 - 80,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

A behavioral health organization in Fremont is seeking a Registered Psychological Associate to provide comprehensive clinical services. The role involves creating treatment plans, participating in training, and working with diverse populations. The candidate must have a doctoral degree in psychology, be eligible for registration, and possess strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Full-time commitment is required, with a focus on bilingual services in Spanish.

Qualifications

Doctoral degree in Psychology or related field required.
Must be registered or eligible to register as a Registered Psychological Associate.
One year clinical experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive clinical services including intake, assessment, therapy.
Develop treatment plans for clients with clear goals.
Actively participate in training and supervision forums.

Skills

Fluent in Spanish

Interpersonal Skills

Organizational Skills

Detail-oriented

Education

Doctoral degree in Psychology or Masters in Psychology or related field

Registered as a Registered Psychological Associate

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

GSuite

Electronic Health Records

Job description

Registered Psychological Associate (aka Post-Doc Fellow) or Registered Associate (AMFT, APCC, ACSW) (Bilingual in Spanish)

Clinical Department - Fremont, California

PORTIA BELL HUME BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND TRAINING CENTER (aka The Hume Center) has a rewarding opportunity for a qualified Registered Psychological Associate Post-Doctoral Fellow under the leadership of The Hume Center’s Clinic Program Manager/Clinical Supervisor. This is an exciting opportunity to help our organization to grow by continuing to develop this department.

MISSION: The Hume Center strives to create an environment of psychological well-being both internally for our work community and externally for the community we serve, with special consideration for the under- and un-served, through practicing an enabling consultation process. We believe in serving our community through strengthening existing and developing new resources; providing the highest caliber of culturally sensitive behavioral health services, professional training, and clinical research; and focusing on consistent improvement through outcomes, data-based quality assurance, and program evaluation.

LOCATION: Fremont

QUALIFICATIONS

Doctoral degree in Psychology or Masters in Psychology or related field
Registered OR eligible to be registered as a Registered Psychological Associate with the Board of Psychologist or Registered as a Registered Associate with the Board of Behavioral Sciences
One year clinical experience preferred providing psychological services
Comprehensive knowledge of community resources strongly preferred
Experience providing psychotherapy with culturally, socioeconomically and ethnically diverse populations
Training in Mental Health Consultation (Preferred)
Must be willing to work full-time, minimum 40 hours/week, five days a week, and be present at the Hume Center
Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel, GSuite, and Electronic Health Records
Possess a valid California Driver’s license. Must be willing to use own vehicle and valid car insurance for work related travel
Be willing to use own cell phone to be accessible and willing to be available to receive calls for crisis and/or emergency situations
Proficient and experienced providing services in Spanish

PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

Demonstrates High Professionalism
Strong Organizational Skills
Effective Interpersonal Skills
Ability to Maintain Confidentiality
Excellent verbal and written skills
Detail-oriented

RESPONSIBILITIES

Actively participate in didactic and supervision forums to ensure licensure requirements are met
Independently responsible for Board documentation and submitting it on time
Provide comprehensive clinical services in service program(s), including intake, assessment, therapy, case management, crisis intervention, and consultation
Complete initial screening, gather information for assessment and triage clients by coordinating services with therapists
Develop treatment plans for each client clearly identifying goals, objectives, service needs and methods of intervention
Schedule and attend regular appointments with clients in Hume Center offices, homes, and community settings to assist client progress
Make contact with, and include as appropriate, parent, family, caseworkers and other collateral contacts
Collaborate and/or consult with 3rd parties in client cases
Maintain ongoing contact with client and service providers to monitor service delivery and progress
Collaborate closely with service providers in coordinating service delivery
Facilitate support/therapy groups
Provide mental health consultation
Identify community resources and establish effective collaborative relationships with liaisons in the community
Assist client in how to effectively navigate and link to community systems
Attend weekly staff meetings, trainings, group and individual supervision
Maintain client case records, and document activities as required by agency, funding source, and contract requirements
Complete case records, including intakes, clinical progress notes, discharge/transfer summaries, treatment plans and other documentation in a timely manner
Meet minimum billable hours as set by the Hume Center
Participate in Trainee Recruitment, as needed
Present and/or facilitate Program Orientation, Didactic and Training meetings
Typical day is 9am to 6pm with a 1-hour lunch break; some evening hours are required as well as some required school events throughout the year
Fremont Outpatient Services include the Child & Adolescent and Adult Tracks
Services are based out of the Pleasanton clinic in the Tri-Valley and can serve individuals 0 to end of life
School-Based services include the opportunity to provide services on-site in Elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools in the Tri-Valley
Services include individual, group and family therapy as well as prevention and early intervention services (e.g. consultation with school staff, child-specific consultation, etc.)
Services are focused on reducing the impact of behavioral health issues on the well-being of the population in order to strengthen the individual's existing community resources and relationships