Devereux was founded in 1912 by Helena Devereux in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is the largest not-for-profit provider of behavioral healthcare in the country, operating 15 centers in 11 states - Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas.
People Served: More than 15,000 children, adults and seniors, with developmental, psychological, psychiatric, emotional, sexual and behavioral disorders are served annually.
Our Services: Devereux has a continuum of care for children, adolescents and adults, ranging from:
-Residential and day treatment programs
-Community-based group homes
-Respite care programs
-Hospital inpatient and outpatient settings
-Supervised apartments
-Foster care homes
-Special education day schools
-Vocational and pre-vocational training
-Child welfare programs
Philosophy: Our Philosophy of Care operates under the core principles of Individualized Services; Effective and Accountable Services; and Positive, Behavioral Approaches.
Devereux Arizona provides tools for children, adults and families with behavioral health and mental health needs to become successful members of the community. We are recruiting for a full-time RESIDENTIAL CLINICIAN for our 48-bed adolescent residential treatment center in Scottsdale. Schedule: Mon-Fri, 8:30-5pm with availability to stay late one day a week (10:30am-7pm), on-call availability if needed.
Once you're hired, this position requires 2 full weeks of training (paid) and you'll need to be available for ALL days/times to be considered. Upcoming new hire orientation is as scheduled: DECEMBER NEW HIRE ORIENTATION: Mon, 12/7 – Fri, 12/11: 8:30am-5pm & Mon, 12/14 – Fri, 12/18.
Our Residential Treatment Center (RTC) is a 48-bed facility where children and adolescents experiencing emotional and behavioral disorders live, attend school, receive intense psychiatric, behavior management and social services. We have programs for children ranging from 5 to 17 years old. The ratio for our residential programs is no more than a 1:6 ratio (one staff for every six clients).
The RTC admits children and adolescents with a wide range of issues. As a Direct Care Professional (DCP), you may be working with clients who:
- lack stability in mood or temperament
- have difficulty forming relationships
- have disruptive behavior
- are oppositional or defiant
- have trouble paying attention
- are depressed or suicidal
- have been physically or sexually abuse
- have a history of substance abuse
What does a typical day look like for a Clinician?
- Respond to emails/phone calls
- Follow-up on any crisis issue regarding your clients that happened the night before
- Attend FLASH meeting and any scheduled CFT (Child/Family Team) meetings
- Conduct Individual/Family sessions
- Complete Documentation (i.e. treatment plans, progress updates, biopsychs, individual/family notes, develop dailies, etc)
- Develop behavior plans when needed
- Conduct assessments
- Address daily crisis issues
- Depending on the day--possibly attend more meetings (i.e. clinical supervision, MDT, restraint/seclusion, etc)
- Attend trainings
- Depending on week, clinician on-call