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The Office Associate position performs a variety of administrative and clerical duties of a difficult nature that may require a higher level degree of initiative, accuracy, judgment and knowledge as necessary to support the administrative operations of an academic or non-academic department/unit. This is a temporary position. Continuation is dependent upon funding/need. Requirements include:
Humana is hiring for masters level licensed clinicians in various positions including Care Management and Utilization management behavioral health (most are work at home jobs but may require a day or two throughout the year to meet in Louisville).
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Seeking a professional in the field of social work or equivalent for Victims of Crime Assistance (VOCA) Program within the Division of Guardianship. Position will provide direct care services for individuals appointed to State guardianship who have been victims of crimes including abuse, neglect, exploitation. This position will assist with linking to community resources, legal assistance, advocacy, counseling. etc. To apply, contact [email protected] or [email protected]
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center is seeking qualified applicants for behavioral health positions at clinics in Benton and Paducah counties and schools in Calloway, Mayfield, Graves, and Fulton counties.
K&G Counseling and Consulting, LLC is seeking a fully licensed mental health therapist (LPCC or LCSW) with a minimum of 1 year post licensure experience. Preferred substance abuse experience in addition to mental health experience. Clinician must be self-motivated, have strong attention to detail, and be able to work as a team player. Clinician must be able to maintain requirements for their licensure on their own. An ideal candidate must be up to date with research based treatment modalities.
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Join the team at Family Enrichment Center, Inc.! Learn more about the various job openings being offered by viewing the flyers attached at the top of this posting or by visiting the Family Enrichment Center website.
Responsible for providing quality services to our clients in the form of mental health therapy for children who are experiencing mental illness or behavior problems. Services are provided primarily in school settings during the school year. Flexible hours are necessary. Requirements include:
If interested, resume and cover letter can be sent to Tina Cantrell, Director of Administration, KENTUCKY LEGAL AID, 1700 Destiny Lane, Bowling Green, Kentucky 42104 or by email to [email protected].
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Now hiring through the Cabinet of Health and Human Services, full-time, $20 per hour. No insurance benefits are offered. Employee will submit timesheets to the Cabinet of Health and Human Services for approval through the EVV mobile application, but they will report to the client’s house for work every day. Employee will be working with a 26-year-old female with a traumatic brain injury to help her learn and maintain activities of daily living (ADLs) (e.g., showering daily, washing hair, cleaning bedroom, etc.). The client lives with her parents, and her step-mother is always home. The client also has a 7 month old baby, but the step-mother cares for the baby 24/7. However, they would like for the client to spend up to an hour with the baby every day. Tasks will also include taking the client to medical appointments and to other activities (e.g., going shopping, going out to eat). Employee will also coordinate with an Applied Behavioral Analyst psychologist to implement a behavioral plan with the client. Flexible hours, but no nights or weekends. Employee can work up to 40 hours each week. For more information and an application, please contact Jodi Alexander via email [email protected].
Earle C. Clements Job Corps Academy in Morganfield, Kentucky is hiring Career Counselors to provide direction to students in areas of their trade, personal needs and leave forms. While assisting students in all areas, counselors also work closely with other departments to ensure continuous educational and program modifications are done throughout each student’s stay.
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Addiction Recovery Care in Owensboro, KY is hiring a targeted case manager to assist individuals eligible under the state plan in gaining access to needed recovery supports, medical, social, educational, and other services. Duties include assessing the individualized needs of an individual, coordinating the provision of services, and documenting services and outcomes.
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Rather than updating our jobs on a web page you must visit, we post all job opportunities that we become aware of on our FaceBook and LinkedIn pages as well as Instagram and Twitter.Please follow us @SocialWork on these platforms to receive our regular job postings.Clarksville NowSoldiers assigned to 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), conduct training and preparations for Hurricane Florence relief efforts, Sept. 13 at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The Screaming Eagle Soldiers will deploy in the near future to assist FEMA and other relief agencies. (Photo by Pfc. Beverly Mejia, 40th Public Affairs Detachment)
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FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. () – Nearly 200 soldiers consisting primarily of the 74th Composite Truck Company, 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, departed Fort Campbell today en route to North Carolina to assist in Hurricane Florence response and recovery efforts.
The “Screaming Eagle” soldiers departed with almost 100 vehicles, consisting of heavy transport trucks and associated equipment, en route to Fort Bragg, N.C. There, they will assist in DOD efforts supporting FEMA and other relief agencies. The 74 CTC’s current mission task is to provide sustainment and container movement, personnel movement, and any additional transportation tasking.
For some of the soldiers, the mission has a personal meaning beyond just helping the American people. Pvt. Robert Demons, motor transport operator with 74th CTC, grew up in Charleston, South Carolina. His mother and extended family still live in the area.
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“It feels great going back home to help the people, ” said Demons. “I’m excited to go back as an Army Soldier and show my family what I’m doing for my country.”
Col. Joel Soenksen, 101st Sustainment Brigade rear-detachment commander explained that the needs of the mission were a perfect match for the 101st sustainment Soldiers. The mission of the 101st Airborne is to be ready to deploy at a moment’s notice, and be ready whenever and wherever the United States needs forces.
“I think it’s a great thing for us to be doing, we are the right people at the right time to do the right job, ” said Soenksen. “I look forward to seeing the effects of [the Soldiers’] efforts.”
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Sgt. First Class David Cooper, first sergeant for the 74th CTC, also grew up in the affected region. He grew up in Hemingway, S.C. As the senior enlisted Soldier in the company he explained how the unit’s training would help bring aid to people of the region.
“These Soldiers are trained and ready, and I’m proud of their dedication toward this mission, ” said Cooper. “It feels good to know we will be helping out people in need, especially as part of our Army mission.”
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