Clinical Assessor - Military Veterans

The incumbent will work with sensitive populations, such as mood and bipolar disorders, eating disorders, pain, PTSD, and substance use disorders. They will be expected to utilize skills as a seasoned, experienced professional to evaluate, treat, and assess patients with a range of mental health conditions. Resolve a wide range of issues, such as assessing adverse events for severity, recommending treatment/care, and utilizing clinical judgement for changes in health status.
Will also utilize research-based skills such as interviewing, clinical assessment of health status using standard and validated measures, reviewing other team members interviews for fidelity and reliability, and calculating reliability values.
Must be up to date with reserch best practices for working with sensitive populations and feel comfortable working with psychiatric populations in a research setting.

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