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Spectrum Healthcare Resources has an opportunity for a permanent, civilian Psychologist.

Spectrum Healthcare Resources has an opportunity for a permanent, civilian Psychologist.Ft . Richardson, AlaskaDetails:* Malpractice Fully Covered* Full-Time PositionRequirements:* 2 yrs Experience* Independent LicenseCompany Overview:Established in 1988, Spectrum Healthcare Resources (SHR) has earned a solid reputation in the health care industry. SHR is JCAHO certified and dedicates itself exclusively to supplying a broad spectrum of medical professionals, LPNs, CNAs, Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants and Physicians, for Military Treatment Facilities (MTF) located in the United States. These permanent civilian contracted medical professionals experience a unique medical environment, working among the very best medical professionals, and caring for our military family.

To provide therapeutic recreational and expressive therapy services to patients. To serve as a member of the disciplinary treatment team and to support the facility´s treatment program and philosophy. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy or recreation therapy; or a bachelor’s degree in psychology or related field, and one year of activity or recreational therapy experience. Prefer current national registration or certification. Valid Alaska driver’s license. Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of expressive arts, recreational therapy theory and adventure challenge based experience, with the ability to apply its principles in an psychiatric setting. Knowledgeable about a variety of treatment modalities and skilled in treatment of individuals and families. Candidate must have excellent written and verbal skills and the ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary treatment team. Must be able to work effectively with a diverse population. Must be able to make sound decisions, problem solve, and be self-directed. Must be flexible in scheduling to meet the needs of the department/facility.

North Star Hospital

Licensed Clinical Social Work; or Licensed Psychiatric Clinician; experience in inpatient and outpatient mental health settings at a management level; advanced knowledge and skills of a positive nature are required; able to have active ability to use principles of education, management and counseling. Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability maintain confidentiality in regards to all information; organizational, prioritization, and time management skills; basic knowledge of or rudimentary skills in accounting preferred; stress management skills, crisis management skills; skills in analysis and evaluation; sound clinical judgment and decision-making; skills in clinical supervision and basic skills in personnel management concepts and methods; basic teaching or training skills preferred; able to understand and apply applicable standards and regulations (e.g. JCAHO, HCFA). Ability to be flexible; ability to establish and meet deadlines. Social Worker license or Psychiatric Practitioner/Clinician License. Requirements Must be able to handle a wide range of emotional expression, Ability to work well with all levels of staff and with all clinical populations and pathologies. Must be able to work independently as well as being part of a team, work well with multiple disciplines and treatment modalities, and work well with multiple outside community systems.

At PeaceHealth, it is our goal that: Every PeaceHealth patient will receive safe, evidence-based compassionate care; every time, every touch.POSITION PURPOSE:Responsible for the administration and direct application of speech/language pathology treatment modalities as prescribed by a referring physician. Evaluates, plans directs and treats all patients referred for speech/language pathology treatments to restore function and prevent disability following disease or injury. These may be inpatients in acute care or transitional care (SNF), Home Health or Outpatients. Assists patients to obtain maximum performance and function in society while learning to live a routine normal life within the constraints of their disability.POSITION REQUIREMENTS1.Education:Holds a Masters Degree from an approved college or school of Speech/Language Pathology. 2.Certification:Current state licensure in speech pathology (as Speech Pathologist). Current CPR card required.3.Experience:Knowledge of principles and practice of Speech Pathology. Performance of technical skills related to Speech Pathology. Knowledge of Infection Control, sterile technique and related impact on rehabilitative medicine practice and equipment.4.Interpersonal:The ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing with staff, physicians, volunteers and patients is required.5.Physical:Must have ability to: tolerate long periods of sitting, walking or standing; read computer screen text; communicate verbally with individuals in person or on the telephone; read and write text; and solve complex problems. Must be able to assist others in moving, lifting and positioning patients.ESSENTIAL DUTIES-Performs patient evaluations, upon physician referral for inpatient, home health and outpatients, to determine problems and goals relating to swallowing and/or speech, language or cognition. -Prepares reports related to speech/language pathology activities, including performance improvement activities. -Documents appropriately, on the medical record, all speech/language pathology treatments, assessments and evaluations performed for the inpatient and outpatient population. -Formulates a teaching plan based on identified learning needs and evaluates effectiveness of learning; family is included in teaching as appropriate. -Develops and implements effective treatment programs in consultation with physicians. Treats patients in accordance with speech/language pathology standards of care and practice. -Treats patients and their families with respect and dignity. Identifies and addresses psychosocial, cultural, ethnic and religious or spiritual needs of patients and family. -Confers with the individuals most closely associated with the patient and keeps them informed on patient. -Treats patients of all ages (i.e., pediatric to geriatric), race, gender and disability without bias. -Performs examinations such as swallowing examinations accurately and communicates results in a timely manner to all appropriate members of the health care team. -Interacts professionally with patient/family and involves patient/family in the formation of the plan of care.-Intercedes for the patient, when dietary revisions are necessary to prevent aspiration. -Coordinates and directs patient care to ensure patients needs are met and hospital policy is followed. -Maintains records pertinent to the personnel and operation of the department. -Provides information related to departmental budget considerations associated with speech pathology needs for optimum patient care and services. -Demonstrates an ability to be flexible, organized and function under stressful situations. -Maintains a good working relationship both within the department and with other departments. -Consults other departments, as appropriate, to collaborate in patient care and performance improvement activities. -Communicates appropriately and clearly to physicians, staff and administrative team. -Participates and maintains performance improvement activities for the department. Completes competency assessments related to personal performance. Participates in PI activities. -Ensures compliance with policies and procedures regarding departmental operations, hospital fire, safety and infection control. Maintains medical staff rules/requirements, as well as regulatory body standards.-Participates in departmental education on performance improvement. Attends departmental orientation and inservice training for department staff members. Participates in guidance and educational programs.

Elmendorf Air Force Base Anchorage, Ak 99506

Great opportunity to work for your country and help take care of our military families. The hours are Mon-Fri 7:30 am to 4:30pm Qualified candidate must have their Ph.D. or Psy.D. Degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology from an APA accredited psychology program as well as an APA accredited internship.License from any of the 50 states including Puerto Rico, District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands.Must have 1 year of experience in the last 3 years Duties:-Attend and participate in meetings and professional staff conferences-Conduct applied research and clinical investigations in clinical behavioral health-Responsible for applying psychological procedures and techniques, including interviewing, behavioral assessments, cognitive behavioral therapy and psychological testing. -Accurate record keeping as well as other responsibilities

In Alaska, there is a system of village clinics, rural hospitals and the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Individual, autonomous, Alaska Native health corporations operate the rural hospitals. This office recruits for all of these facilities. We provide you with basic information on the system, but for more specific information, each facility will contact you if interested in your profile.

Choose Alaska– Choose Adventure!

In Alaska, there is a system of village clinics, rural hospitals and the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Individual, autonomous, Alaska Native health corporations operate the rural hospitals. The Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage is operated by a consortium of the Alaska Native health corporations in the state. The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) is seeking experienced Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to join the rural hospitals. PA´s provide routine and emergency ambulatory and preventive care services during regularly scheduled hours in cooperation with other medical practitioners. These include: Assessment, diagnosis and treatment of routine illnesses (in adults and pediatric patients); management of chronic health problems; primary care for trauma cases, including suturing and casting; emergency care, including starting IV´s, establishing adequate airways, and managing CPR and shock; screening of patients; provides family planning and counseling services; provides routine physical examinations for work and school.Holds a current Alaska License as a Physician´s Assistant or obtain prior to start. Knowledge and ability to perform effectively the above duties. Alaska offers a variety of hunting, fishing, boating and other outdoor activities. Starting salary and benefits vary at all sites. There is the opportunity for participating in federal loan repayment programs such as the Indian Health Service and the National Health Service Corp.A highly rewarding healthcare career and the lifestyle you´ve always dreamt of awaits you in Alaska.

Under limited supervision, provides orthopedic care for patients of Community HealthServices and allied clinics.Provides acute and routine, direct orthopedic patient care for TSMS patients.Obtains comprehensive patient history and physical and operative consent prior to surgery. Identifies conditions that may require additional care pre- and postoperatively. Provides assistance to surgeon in operating rooms.Examines and diagnoses patients and develops treatment plans. Orders and interprets clinical tests. Prescribes medication and obtains specialty consultation when necessary. Completes necessary orthopedic procedures.Maintains and updates patient care records. Advises patient and family to promote understanding of test results, treatment options and procedures. Coordinates and ensures implementation of treatment plans, tracks patient progress and provides follow up evaluations.Provides consultation services to other departments of the hospital and statewide. Provides orthopedic expertise and patient care to regional tribal health clinics. Conducts direct patient care clinics at rural facilities. Provides telephone consultations and reviews referrals. Promotes quality improvement of regional orthopedic services through counseling and training regional healthcare providers.Supervises, schedules and directs medical support staff and medical students. Assigns tasks and priorities, reviews treatment plans, and monitors performance of basic procedures. Counsels, trains and coaches assigned staff.Provides leadership, direction and guidance in Orthopedics Department. Assists physician to evaluate quality/quantity of care.Participates in department and divisional planning committees and initiatives. Maintains continued medical education.

The Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) is operated by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC). ANTHC is a non-profit health organization owned and managed by the Alaska Native tribal governments and their regional health corporations.

Under limited supervision, provides orthopedic care for patients of ANMC and allied clinics.Provides acute and routine, direct orthopedic patient care. Obtains comprehensive patient history and physical and operative consent prior to surgery. Identifies conditions that may require additional care pre- and postoperatively. Provides first assistance to surgeon in operating rooms. Examines and diagnoses patients and develops treatment plans. Orders and interprets clinical tests. Prescribes medication and obtains specialty consultation when necessary. Completes necessary orthopedic procedures. Maintains and updates patient care records. Advises patient and family to promote understanding of test results, treatment options and procedures. Coordinates and ensures implementation of treatment plans, tracks patient progress and provides follow up evaluations.Provides consultation services to other departments of the hospital and statewide. Provides orthopedic expertise and patient care to regional tribal health clinics. Conducts direct patient care clinics at rural facilities. Provides telephone consultations and reviews referrals. Promotes quality improvement of regional orthopedic services through counseling and training regional healthcare providers.Supervises, schedules, and directs medical support staff and medical students. Assigns tasks and priorities, reviews treatment plans, and monitors performance of basic procedures. Counsels, trains and coaches assigned staff. Provides leadership, direction and guidance in Orthopedics Department. Assists physician to evaluate quality/quantity of care.Participates in department and divisional planning committees and initiatives. Maintains continued medical education.

The Medical Technologist is responsible for performing complex laboratory procedures and tests in areas such as blood bank, chemistry, hematology, immunology and microbiology, using established protocols and procedures. Monitors, screens and troubleshoots devices, tests and procedures,recognizing anomalies, and making corrections to ensure quality. Serves as a model forprofessionalism, by focusing on patient care; respectful communication to coworkers and clients; safe work practices; and attention to rapid and accurate testing.Requires: EDUCATION: Associates or Bachelors degree in Medical Technology, Chemistry or Biological Science or equivalentLICENSE/CERTIFICATION: Licensed Medical Technologist or, ASCP or equivalent OTHER SKILLS: Working knowledge of specimen collection, preparation, and test requirements and factors affecting test interpretation in responding to inquiries�� Good written and verbal communication skills�� Working knowledge of computer systems such as Microsoft Windows,and Microsoft Office programs�� Mathematical ability to calculate fractions, percentages, ratios,proportion measurements and apply practical algebra.�� General understanding of laboratory equipment to calibrate and dominor repairs.<