Behavioral Health Optimization Program - San Diego, United States - Arcetyp LLC

Arcetyp LLC

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San Diego, United States

2 weeks ago

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Mark Lane

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Description

Arcetyp LLC is a growing small business that provides a broad range of consulting services to US Federal Government, US Military, and Commercial clients.

Services include Management & IT Consulting, Program & Project Management, and Professional & Admin Services.

We are recruiting to fill a position to lead business development activities for a small government contracting firm focused on IT Services and Cyber Security for clients in Civil and DoD markets.

Arcetyp LLC is looking for a Behavioral Health Optimization Program (BHOP) Clinical Social Worker to support the

the Naval Logistics Command with medical services for active-duty military personnel, their dependents, eligible DoD civilian employees, and other eligible beneficiaries designated by the Government.

As a HealthCare Worker (HCW), you will be assigned to either a Military Treatment Facility (MTF) or other Federal medical treatment facilities in Japan.

This position is onsite in Misawa, Aomor, Japan.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:

_ Essential Job Functions:
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May be required to function in a specialty mental health clinic or in a patient centered medical home (PCMH) location as a behavioral health consultant (BHC) and/or Behavioral Health Care Facilitator (BHCF).
Responsible for and applies psychological procedures and techniques, including interviewing, behavioral assessment, and evidencedbased therapies, in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological and neuropsychological disorders using the following skills:
Individual, family and group psychotherapy, and couples therapy, alcohol and drug treatment evaluations.
Maintain satisfactory customer service and patient care relationships as assessed in the Services Summary.
Consult with medical personnel, legal authorities, military commanders, and school districts, as required.
Maintain accurate and current notes in the Mental Health records, inpatient medical records and electronic medical records of all patients seen, as appropriate, and produce reports of evaluation and/or treatment, as required.
Participate in military specific training (e.g., training to perform security clearances, use of the Air Force Guide to Managing Suicidal Behavior, repost deployment screening, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and combat stress) and others as directed by the FRED/GR or AF policy.
Participate in and successfully completes Air Force provided Phase I and Phase II BHC training.
Shall be responsible remain aware of and abide by all policies, rules, and laws for the training location(s) to include, but not limited to, personnel and vehicle installation access, security, and safety.
Provide brief (typically no more than four appointments) cognitive/behavioral interventions in primary care under the Air Force consultation model (i.e., per the Air Force Behavioral Health Optimization Program Practice Manual). Services will mimic the pace of primary care (i.e., patients seen for 15 to 30minute appointments).
Efficiently manages appointments (e.g., confirms and clarifies consultation issue and obtains initial patient engagement in addressing consultation issue within 60 seconds after completing the introductory script (2 mins or less), completes focused assessment in 15 mins or less for intake appointments, summary and formulation takes 13 minutes and occurs between the assessment and intervention phase of appointment).
Uses a biopsychosocial approach to assessment, intervention and primary care team feedback (e.g., how a patient's physical condition, thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and environment are impacting or influencing the identified problem and functioning).
Uses evidencebased interventions appropriate for a primary care setting (e.g., selfmanagement skills or homebased practice for relaxed breathing and eating behavior changes).
Bases interventions on measurable, functional outcomes and symptoms reduction (e.g., improved ability to work, improved performance on responsibilities at home, increased frequency, or improved quality of social interactions) that are collaboratively developed with the patient.
Teach patient selfmanagement skills as a primary strategy to decrease symptoms and improve function (e.g., activity pacing to manage chronic pain exacerbation).
Stays on time when conducting consecutive appointments (e.g., if one appointment runs 5 mins long, shorten future appointments in order to maintain schedule).
Uses followup intervals that are appropriate for a primary care setting.
Provides interventions for most common mental health and medical conditions in primary care, recommending specialty mental health care only when indicated.
Offer a minimum of one class per quarter with a format appropriate for primary care (e.g., sleep enhancement class, relaxation class, dropin stress management class, group medical visit for chronic condition, classes consistent with any of the IBHC clinical pathways).
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