FCC is a national leader providing expertise in a multidisciplinary approach to programming for juvenile offenders and is comprised of professionals experienced in juvenile justice and mental health. This new program will provide diagnostic and assessment services to adolescents in secure facilities. Ideal candidate will possess a Masters degree in psychology, social work, counseling or related field and four or more years experience in healthcare or residential management including minimally two years supervisory experience.
Licensed professional is preferred.
Full time position to establish and implement policies and clinical procedures for assessment of referred youth. Acts as the clinical leader of the multi-disciplinary team responsible for the completion of a comprehensive assessment on each youth referred to the program. Ensures quality services are provided to each youth. Ideal candidate will possess a Doctorate degree in psychology with licensure as a Clinical Psychologist in the state of Georgia and three or more years post-doctoral experience with supportive graduate course work in comprehensive psychological measurement of children, adolescents and youth adults and experience that reflects presenting problems and diagnoses treated in various programs. Works as a member of the clinical multi-disciplinary team in collaboration with other professional staff.