Knowledge of trauma-informed evidenced-based practices for complex trauma and PTSD preferred. Thorough knowledge of human development, DSM-5 psychiatric diagnoses, psychological assessment, and psychological intervention modalities required. Graduate and post-graduate training specializing in child and adolescent assessment and treatment preferred. Post-doctoral work experience which demonstrates the ability to function in an inpatient psychiatric treatment setting as a psychologist. Must maintain CE credits sufficient for licensure in State of Hawaii. If unlicensed in the State of Hawaii, must obtain licensure within 6 months from date of hire. Must be eligible for licensure to practice psychology in the State of Hawaii. Graduation from an accredited school of clinical or counseling psychology with a doctoral degree (i.e., Ph.D. The Psychologist reports to the Director of Behavioral Health.Provides functional guidance and consultation to Clinical Therapists and other members of the treatment programs, as needed. In addition, the Psychologist provides consultative services to the hospital staff on such matters as psychological interventions, interpretation of psychological assessment instruments, and screening of pre-admission packets.The incumbent develops and presents in-service and continuing education trainings to meet the learning needs of the hospital staff.Other duties the incumbent may assume include the supervision of psychology graduate students and research projects related to patient care.May provide clinical supervision of staff and conduct patient risk assessments. Services provided include psychological assessments, diagnosing and treating patients on a case-by-case basis, and monitoring patient progress and outcomes. Treated patients include those with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma- and stressor-related disorders, and psychotic disorders among others.
The Psychologist provides inpatient psychological services for the treatment of patients and families with a broad array of behavioral health concerns, with emphasis in providing psychological assessment for child and adolescent patients. Besides, let's face the truth: League champions aren't overwhelmingly difficult by standard rules of MOBA design, the player's game sense makes up for almost the entirety of the skill ceiling.Sutter Health has a Psychologist position at our Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health Facility located in Oahu, Hawaii. Aside from the fact that difficulty doesn't stem solely from length of combos or mechanical janks, but these champions already have an advantage in that their gameplay isn't as predictable as easier champions, so they are rewarded with more versatility rather than direct power: this gives them a compensation for their skill ceiling and at the same time gives a skill development to easier champions too, whose player has to make up for their poor versatility with their own game sense, best example I can give you in this regard is Skarner. This would reduce the pool of viability to a handful of specific champions that never rotates, and at the same time basically just force every player who doesn't already play these champions to give up on theirs because it will always be mechanically inferior to "the high skill ceiling ones".
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