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Our assessments cater to a variety of forensic and civil needs, covering evaluations for mental competency to stand trial, diversion program suitability, risk and threat assessments, parental fitness, dependency, and bonding evaluations, neuropsychological evaluations, and more. As part of our commitment to providing exceptional services, we continuously strive to develop and refine programs that address the unique challenges faced by individuals in these contexts.
As a rapidly expanding clinical and forensic practice, PSYCHWEST has offices located throughout California, providing access to diverse cultural and recreational opportunities in vibrant communities. Qualified employees receive medical benefits, PTO, and retirement benefits.
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Psychologist
Job Description
Are you interested in developing your knowledge of psychological assessments in the area of clinical and forensic psychology? Psychwest, Clinical & Forensic Psychology, Inc. is a leading California business providing numerous clinical and forensic evaluations. We provide extensive knowledge and experience utilizing psychological and forensic instruments including personality tests, cognitive tests, and neuropsychological instruments. Psychwest, Clinical Forensic Psychology, Inc. is home to the Mental Competency Assessment and Training (MCAT) Community-Based Program, Juvenile and Adult Training for Competency to Stand Trial, a fundamental program providing comprehensive mental competency services, including assessments and training, for juveniles and adults in the community.
In addition to our Mental Competency Assessment and Training (MCAT) program, Psychwest, Clinical Forensic Psychology, Inc. offers the Comprehensive Habilitation Assessments, Navigating Change through Education & Mentoring (CHANCE-M) Diversion Program. This innovative program is specifically designed to provide education, habilitation, and reintegration support for juveniles and adults with developmental disabilities and mental health needs involved in the criminal justice system. As part of our commitment to comprehensive services, we also conduct Risk-Needs-Responsivity (RNR) evaluations, which help to identify individual risks, needs, and responsivity factors essential for tailoring effective interventions and reducing recidivism. By offering these programs and services, we strive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals in need and contribute to a more just and inclusive society.
We are seeking a part-time committed professional to fulfill the Psychologist position to complete forensic assessments for juveniles and adults. Assessments are completed both remotely and in the community. This is a great opportunity to merge your passion for psychology into a more varied and dynamic career. You will join an equally enthusiastic and experienced clinical and forensic team who shares your desire to utilize assessments in the field of psychology. We provide comprehensive training, support, and guidance in assisting you with your professional development. If you want to be a part of an innovative organization with rewarding new challenges as a compassionate and professional clinical and forensic Psychologist, apply today and don’t let this career opportunity pass you by!
Job Responsibilities
As a Psychologist you should be committed, compassionate, and detail-oriented. You will be working with a variety of clients in community settings completing mental competency assessments for juveniles and adults.
- •Complete comprehensive mental competency evaluations including test administration and report writing with interpretations, recommendations, and diagnoses
- •Serve juveniles and adults
- •Advancement opportunities are possible, if desired, with increased duties including additional clinical and forensic assessments, company and program expansion, and management and presentation of professional presentations and courses.
- •Develop rapport with clients and maintain a respectful environment
- •Maintain case management duties including report writing
- •Communicate consistently with other applicable team members regarding job responsibilities
- •Complete assessments electronically from home and in person within community locations
- •Use of computer applications (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Job Requirements
As a Psychologist, you must be enthusiastic and efficient with the ability to adjust to various assessment requirements. Excellent organizational skills and the ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing, are essential.
Additional requirements of our Psychologist include:
- •California state professional licensed psychologist
- •Valid California driver’s license
- •Quickly adapt to change and demonstrate flexibility to adjust to company needs
- •Effectively demonstrate organizational skills, an efficient work style, attention to detail, time management skills, and prioritization of tasks
- •Ability to serve as an effective and positive force within the company
- •Willingness to travel -50% (Required)
- •Maintain communication and a consistent cooperative attitude in working with applicable program team members
Benefits
As a Psychologist with Psychwest, Clinical & Forensic Psychology, Inc. you will enjoy a professional, yet relaxed working environment, as well as receive superior internal training opportunities along with support and knowledge from our experienced forensic team. Our primary office is located in Yuba City with additional branches throughout California.
Qualified Employees receive:
- •Medical/Dental Insurance Coverage
- •Paid Time Off / PTO
- •401K Retirement Plan
- •Mileage Reimbursement (and stipends if thresholds are exceeded)
- •Work laptop
If interested, please send:
1) Resume
2) Completed application
Forensic Mental Competency Trainer
Job Description
Are you interested in turning your fascination with forensics, criminal justice, or psychology into a career that will allow you to make a difference in the lives of others? Psychwest, Clinical & Forensic Psychology, Inc. is a leading California business providing court-appointed assessments and competency training to those individuals involved in the criminal justice system and to those whose mental competency to stand trial is in question. We are seeking a committed individual to fulfill the Forensic Mental Competency Trainer position to teach juveniles and adults with developmental disabilities and/or mental health issues to better understand the criminal justice process. Our professional approach is personalized, meeting each client’s individual needs, and identifying their unique learning style. Training is conducted on a one-to-one basis with an established curriculum and prepared lesson plans.
This is a great opportunity to merge your passion for teaching into a more varied and dynamic career. You will join an equally enthusiastic and experienced forensic team who shares your desire to assist in the transformation and growth of our clients. We provide comprehensive training, support, and guidance in assisting you with your professional development. Advancement opportunities for excellent trainers are available in all our regions.
If you want to be a part of an innovative organization with rewarding new challenges as a compassionate and professional instructor, apply today, and don’t let this career opportunity pass you by!
Job Responsibilities
As a Forensic Mental Competency Trainer, you are responsible for providing electronic and community-based instruction to those within the criminal justice system. Ongoing support, consultation, and training from Regional Managers and Forensic Psychologists are provided. Instruction is delivered to the clients using a multidimensional approach by engaging the clients’ auditory, visual, and tactile senses and providing an experientially inviting and engaging environment. In addition, repetition and the use of varying educational formats are utilized to ensure the needs of each client are met.
Additional responsibilities include:
- •Applying and adjusting the individualized training plan, utilizing each individual’s developmental ability level, assessment results, the nature of his/her case, and unique learning style
- •Developing rapport with clients and maintaining a motivating and experiential learning environment
- •Maintaining case management duties including report writing and progress notes
- •Communicating consistently with other Competency to Stand Trial Program staff regarding clients’ program levels and progress
- •Communicating with outside agencies and the criminal justice system regarding the clients’ progress within the program
- •Complete training electronically from home and in person within community locations.
- •Using computer applications for training, documenting, and communication purposes (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Job Requirements
As a Forensic Mental Competency Trainer, you should be enthusiastic, committed, compassionate, flexible, and patient. Excellent organizational skills and the ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing, are essential. It is also important that you are independent and self-motivated, with the ability to adjust to varying learning styles and developmental needs.
Additional requirements include:
- •Previous experience in teaching is preferred, although training will be provided
- •Valid driver’s license, car insurance, and reliable transportation
- •Computer literacy in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- •Ability to apply a multidimensional learning model within an individual learning framework
- •Ability to serve as an effective and positive force to successfully assist clients through the program
And one of the following:
- •A bachelor’s degree in a field related to education, psychology, or criminal justice
OR
- •Some college credit and 1 year of experience in education, psychology, or criminal justice or working with those with developmental disabilities
OR
- •2 years of experience in education, psychology, or criminal justice or working with those with developmental disabilities
Benefits
As a Forensic Mental Competency Trainer with Psychwest, Clinical & Forensic Psychology, Inc. you will enjoy a professional, yet relaxed working environment, as well as receive superior internal training opportunities along with support and knowledge from our experienced forensic team. Opportunities for growth for excellent trainers are available. Our primary office is located in Yuba City with additional branches throughout California.
Qualified Employees receive:
- •Medical/Dental Insurance Coverage
- •Paid Time Off / PTO
- •401K Retirement Plan
- •Mileage Reimbursement (and stipends if thresholds are exceeded)
- •Work laptop and cell phone
If interested, please send:
1) Resume
2) Completed application
