Job Posting
Under the direction of the Director, conduct intake assessments, assesses clients’ needs; develop and implement individualized treatment plans; implement interventions that facilitate client progress toward specific goals and objectives; participate in multi-disciplinary case staffing and utilize caseload management systems; conducts individual, family, and group therapy sessions in accordance with professional standards; collaborate with supplemental agency partners, appropriate agencies and parties within the community; and performs other duties as assigned.
Master’s level counselor/social worker/psychologist/marriage and family therapist. Experience providing individual, family, and group therapy to diverse populations required. Familiar with assessments tools using evidence-based practices. Adequate transportation for office, home, and community visits, along with a valid driver’s license and auto-insurance.
Proof of registration and licensure within defined area. Strong computer skills. Effective communication both written and verbal.
The AFS Psychiatrist is responsible for all medical services involved in the provision of psychiatric consultation and reporting in accordance with recognized medical standards and the policies and procedures of AFS.
Graduate of accredited Medical School. Completion of approved psychiatric residency program. Duly licensed to practice medicine in the state of Michigan. Board Certified in Psychiatry. Valid DEA certificate and Michigan Controlled Substance Number. Ability to demonstrate a high value for accountability, accuracy and reliability are a must.
Under the supervision of AFS’s Clinical Director, conduct psychiatric evaluations, diagnose mental disorders and related behavioral health issues, prescribe psychotropic medication, and conduct psychiatric medication reviews according to federal, state, and local regulations. The PNP would serve as a member of the agency’s multidisciplinary treatment team in the provision of outpatient mental health assessment, diagnostic, and treatment services in the context of an integrated health model. The PNP would be expected to serve populations of both court-ordered families and families from the Wayne County community in general. The PNP would be required to generate written Psychiatric Evaluation Reports within contractually mandated timelines for distribution to authorized community partners.
Masters or better in Nursing from an accredited program. Proof of current Michigan licensure and certification as a Nurse Practitioner. Experience providing direct patient care services to clients in a general medical setting.
Two-three years of proven work experience as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner; knowledge of medical guidelines and procedures regarding examination, therapy and recovery. Familiarity with advancements in medical technology and current expertise. Problem solving skills and ability to multi-task. The ability to demonstrate a high value for accountability, accuracy and reliability are a must.