JOB AND CAREER E-BLAST - Elms College

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JOB AND CAREER E-BLAST

Let us help you navigate your career options. Review this e-publication the Elms College Office of Career Services publishes featuring employer postings. In this e-blast the Elms College Office of Career Services will share information on part- and full-time jobs, seasonal jobs and internships opportunities with our students, alumni, faculty and staff.

Email careers@elms.edu if you have a job opportunity you would like the Elms College Office of Career Services to publish to help our students and alumni navigate their careers.

Elms College Office of Career Services, Center for Student Success, 2nd Floor Alumnae Library 291 Springfield Street Chicopee, MA 01013 413-265-2272 careers@elms.edu

elmscareers @elmscareers

February, 2018

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This e-blast issue features the following Employers:

Table of Contents

Elms College Chamber of Commerce Networking on Tuesday. Feb. 13

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Behavioral Health Network -Sciences, Nursing Healthcare MGT................................ 4-11

The Brien Center-Social Work/Nursing .......................................................................... 12-15

Community Action-Social Science.................................................................................... 16-17

Elms Cheerleading Coach and Elms Work Study Residence Life-Liberal Arts............ 18-20

Food Bank of Western Mass -Business........................................................................... 21-23

Food Corps--Business/Liberal Arts.................... ............................................................. 24

Gand?ra Center-Social Sciences....................................................................................... 25-26

Guardair-Social Sciences................................................................................................... 27

Human Service Forum-Social Sciences........................................................................... 28

The Met-Internship/Liberal Arts...................................................................................... 29

Our Climate-Social Sciences/Liberal Arts....................................................................... 30

Scribe America-Social Sciences/Liberal Arts.................................................................. 31

Teach For America-Social Science/Liberal Arts.............................................................. 32

Town of Longmeadow, Pool Compliance Inspector (STEM, Biology, Chemistry)..... 33

United Personnel-Liberal Arts.......................................................................................... 34

UMASS Computer Science Career Fair...............................................................................35

Valley Venture Mentors-Social Science/Liberal Arts................ .......................................36-38

Yankee Candle-Related to Many Majors............................................................................39-58

Disclaimer: The information in the Elms College Job and Career e-blast is provided as an informational resource to the Elms College community. Employers share their job posting information with the Career Center regularly. This document does not represent any guarantee, promise or verification of any job placement or appointment, benefits, hourly wages and or salary. Each individual applicant must pursue and or discuss employment and non-paid internships opportunities directly with employers on their own behalf. The Elms College Office of Career Services is choosing to publish the employer provided posting information as a resource and convenience to Elms students and alumni. Providing the posting information does not represent any endorsement of employers/companies/organizations and or their products and or services.

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Medical Integration Clinician at Behavioral Health Network

Do you want to help mentally ill and emotionally disturbed members of your community?

Become a part of our team of competent and compassionate professionals as an:

Independently licensed Medical Integration Clinician at Behavioral Health Network Independently licensed clinicians (LICSW or LMHC) provide integrated behavioral health services to children and/or adults in our rapidly growing and innovative medical integration program, offering person-centered and solution focused treatment. Medical Integration Clinicians work collaboratively with medical personnel and serve as an integral part of the medical team. In this position, you will provide comprehensive intake evaluations with clinical formulations and recommendations based on sound clinical principles and judgment, individual family, couples, and/or group treatment and brief encounters based n sound clinical theories and principles, brief assessment, intervention, and short term therapy based upon the assessed needs of the client and the resources available to serve these clients, and follow-up services and resources to individuals appropriate to the identified needs. Medical Integration Clinicians refer the patient in need of behavioral health services for full assessment and ongoing services at a specialty behavioral health clinic. People in this position also maintain a direct service caseload and direct service productivity as established by the program, and provide consultation to primary care providers about behavioral health and social services topics and interventions of private patients, as appropriate. In this role, Medical Integration Clinicians deliver health-promoting psycho-education to clients, provide comprehensive risk/crisis evaluations and take appropriate actions to keep clients and others safe, and maintain flexibility in providing services in settings other than clinics, such as a home or community setting. They document and bill for services in a manner that is compliant with all applicable rules and regulations, and recognize when crisis and critical services are indicated and coordinate with the medical site(s) to ensure safety. Medical Integration Clinicians complete documentation as required in the ECR of the medical site(s), complete all documentation utilizing Collaborative Documentation whenever possible, and produce paperwork that addresses relevant clinical issues and is consistent with best practices. Candidates must enjoy working in a dynamic and fast paced environment. This opportunity provides applicants with the chance to work in start-up program in many different locations. BHN provides high quality training, excellent benefits and opportunities for professional growth and

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advancement. Full time, part time and fee for service positions are available at urban and suburban medical practices.

BHN's Medical Integration program has the goal of integrating behavioral health services to improve the health outcomes of the individuals we serve. Medical Integration provides targeted, flexible behavioral health support in the primary care setting through treatment that is person-centered, evidenceinformed, and focused on collaborate goal-setting. Behavioral Health Network is a growing non-profit community behavioral health agency that has been providing services to children, adults, families and communities in Western Massachusetts since 1938. BHN provides comprehensive, outcome-driven behavioral health care. We are dedicated to offering high quality, affordable and culturally appropriate care to people of all ages and income levels in our constituent communities.

Independently Licensed Medical Integration Clinicians at BHN have the following qualities:

? Licensed or actively working towards a license (required). ? Minimum of one year experience working as a master's level clinician. ? Master's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Mental Health Counseling or Marriage and Family

Therapy (required). ? Effective communication and collaboration with medical personnel is essential in this role ? Bilingual in Spanish and English (preferred). ? Broad knowledge of mental illness and treatment techniques, particularly severely and

persistently mentally ill adults or severely emotionally disturbed children. ? Familiarity with the internet, word processing, and email systems. ? Experience working with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Population. ? Cultural competence in dealing with clients with a variety of cultural backgrounds. ? Working knowledge of community resources and how to help clients access them.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit our website at and click on "Work Here and Make a Difference" to apply!

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