Clinical Psychologist Sample Clauses

Clinical Psychologist. First visit up to Subsequent visits up to per hour Maximum amount allowable per person per benefit year.
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Clinical Psychologist a psychologist as defined in §490.003(7), Florida Statutes, with at least three (3) years of postdoctoral experience in the practice of clinical psychology, inclusive of the experience required for licensure.
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Clinical Psychologist. (i) Academic and Registration Requirements The Clinical Psychologist is a fully registered psychologist with a Masters degree or higher in Clinical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology or some other recognised clinical area in psychology that the employer deems relevant to the functions of the position. The postgraduate qualifications must be of no less than two years full time duration (or part-time equivalent) and include professional clinical coursework, clinical training and supervised placement experience as core components. Employees with a three year Clinical Doctorate (or equivalent) or a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) shall enter the classification at year 2 of the scale. Employees entering this classification from the classifications of Psychologist or Senior Psychologist shall enter at the salary point for this classification that is above the salary point previously applying as Psychologist or Senior Psychologist. (ii) Characteristics (a) Task Clinical Psychologists are capable of undertaking all activities performed by the classifications of Psychologist and Senior Psychologist as described in the Agreement. Clinical Psychologists are trained in the scientific study and application of psychological knowledge and principles for the purpose of diagnosing, understanding, preventing, treating and advising on psychopathological distress or dysfunction and to promote subjective well being. The essential tasks of Clinical Psychologists are assessment, diagnosis, case formulation and treatment of psychopathology as it is manifested (variously) in cognitive, emotional, motivational, personality and behavioural disturbances in adults, adolescents or children across a range of health care settings including outpatient, community, primary care and in-patient facilities. Referrals appropriate to Clinical Psychologists encompass a diversity of presentations – from acute to enduring and mild to severe. Problems range from those with mainly biological causation to those emanating mainly from psychosocial factors, as well as problems of coping or adaptation to adverse circumstances that are not themselves reversible by psychological intervention eg physical disability, physical illness, bereavement.
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Clinical Psychologist accredited graduate program accumulating clinically supervised work experience hours as part of field work, internship, or practicum requirements. Acceptable graduate programs include all programs that assist the student in meeting the educational requirements in becoming a MFT, a LCSW, or a licensed Intern means an individual enrolled in an W. 13 U. Integrated Records Information System ( 14 16 18 IRIS) means a collection of applications and databases that serve the needs of programs within 19 the County of Orange Health Care AgencyCOUNTY and includes functionality such as registration and 20 scheduling, laboratory information system, billing and reporting capabilities, compliance with regulatory 21 requirements, electronic medical records and other relevant applications.
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Clinical Psychologist. Contractor shall provide a Clinical Psychologist(s) for a minimum of 0.8 FTE at Juvenile Hall. The Clinical Psychologist shall: possess an active California State Psychologist license and good standing with the California State Board of Psychology; have completed at least 3,000 hours of qualifying supervised professional experience, of which at least 1,500 hours was accrued post-doctoral; have satisfied all requirements to work unsupervised. Responsibilities of the Clinical Psychologist shall include but not be limited to:  Perform psychological testing and mental health assessments  Provide individual and family mental health counseling services  Utilize the DSM 5  Maintain required documentation for youth  Supervise the Psychology Intern  Carry a caseload of approximately 30-35 youth for psychological testing, individual therapy, and group mental health counseling at Juvenile Hall.
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Clinical Psychologist accredited graduate program accumulating clinically supervised work experience hours as part of field work, internship, or practicum requirements. Acceptable graduate programs include all programs that assist the student in meeting the educational requirements in becoming a MFT, a LCSW, or a licensed Intern means an individual enrolled in an W. 16 U. Integrated Records Information System ( 17
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