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| | The West Virginia Child Advocacy Network, the state Chapter of West Virginia’s Children’s Advocacy Centers, is seeking a full-time Training & Education Coordinator. The Training & Education Coordinator is responsible for planning and implementing professional development offerings for West Virginia’s Children’s Advocacy Centers and other child abuse professionals in the state. Travel is expected. Bachelor’s degree required. History working in child abuse field preferable. Salary commensurate with education and experience; health insurance provided. Email resume and cover letter to Emily Chittenden-Laird, Executive Director, at echittenden@gmail.com. Visit our website at www.wvcan.org. West Virginia Child Advocacy Network | Looking for a career with Community Corrections? The Barbour County Community Corrections Program is currently seeking a highly motivated, self-driven individual to serve as Program Director. This position is located in Philippi WV and covers all of Barbour County. Duties include daily operation of a large day report center and home confinement office. Interested Individuals must possess a 4-year bachelors level degree in a related field from an accredited college or university. Must be comfortable working with criminal populations, in Court proceedings, performing monitored urine drug tests on participants, and cooperating with all levels of law enforcement. Knowledge of grants / grant writing and maintaining financial records helpful but not required. Salary commensurate with experience and education. This is a full time, benefited position and includes some after hours / weekend work. Interested applicants send a cover letter, resume, and references to: Barbour County Community Corrections Program, 4 North High Street, Philippi WV 26416. Resumes must be postmarked no later than Friday January 27th 2012. |
| | PSYCHOLOGIST and THERAPIST POSITIONS WV based behavioral health care company. Seeking licensed or license eligible MA level psychologists and therapists to work with adult offenders at the Anthony Center Correctional Center located in Neola, WV. Licensing supervision is provided. Join our dynamic team, competitive compensation and excellent benefits. Go to www.psimedinc.com for application or email krsowards@psimedinc.com. Judith Rae Acree, MA, LPC, ALPS, AADC-S PSIMED Program Mentor PCC PO BOX 159 Grafton, WV 26354-0159 Office: 304-265-6111 ext 7220 work cell: 304-881-2590 Fax: 304-265-6482 | | Upshur County Family Resource Network is seeking one full-time AmeriCorps VISTA. College degree preferred/may substitute experience/High School Diploma required. Duties will include Volunteer Recruitment and Community Capacity Building in the area of Prevention and Wellness. UCFRN is an equal opportunity service site. Please send resume/references to: UCFRN, P.O. Box 2115, Buckhannon, WV, 26201or email at upshurfrn@yahoo.com. Thanks, Joyce Harris-Thacker FRN Director |
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| Psychologists and Social Workers Army Substance Abuse Program ■ Duties Provide assessment, evaluation, treatment plan development, and coun-seling, utilizing individual, group and family psychotherapy. ■ Qualifications Required Masters degree in clinical or coun-seling psychology or social work Possess active independent clinical license. Possess or obtain Substance Abuse Certification within one year. One year post degree experience providing substance abuse treatment. ■ Salary $50,287 - $93,175 ■ Incentives Permanent Change of Station or First Duty Station Travel will be paid Recruitment incentive, relocation incentive, advance in-hire rate, or stu-dent loan repayment may be offered. ■ Benefits Shared-cost health and life insur-ance options Employer matching 401K Annual 13-26 vacation days, 13 sick days and 11 paid holidays Continuing education Advancement opportunities Help a Hero Heal Some battles are not fought on the battlefield. Our soldiers and their family members need our help. The past 10 years of conflict, often involv-ing multiple deployments and extended separa-tions, have created unprecedented stressors. Some soldiers or family members turn to alcohol and drugs to help them cope. We are committed to ensure that no member of the Army Family has to face the challenges of dealing with sub-stance abuse alone. As the stigma of seeking treatment for sub-stance abuse and co-occurring disorders has de-creased, more soldiers and family members are coming forward to seek help. We have a critical shortage of counseling psychologists and social workers to provide treatment. Now more than ever, we need civilians to step up and lend a hand to those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. Apply Now To apply, visit http://medcell.army.mil for announcement number or Call 1-877-880-2184 toll free for more information Hiring 130 Counselors by 30 Sep | |
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