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As a Psychiatric Caseworker for the Department of Health and Human Services in the state of Nevada, this position plays a vital role by providing comprehensive case management services to individuals with mental health needs. The role involves offering support, resources, and guidance to help clients achieve stability and well-being. Key characteristics include empathy, strong communication skills, and a deep commitment to mental health advocacy. By improving access to mental health services and supporting individuals in their recovery journey, this work significantly impacts the community.
Salary Range
- $49,000 – $63,000/ year
Required Experience
- Minimum education required is a bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, or closely related human services field
- As a Psychiatric Caseworker I, one year of experience assisting professionals in providing direct client care and implementing treatment and/or service/care coordination plans for individuals with mental illness or developmental disabilities.
- To advance to a Psychiatric Caseworker II, two years of experience in a mental health or intellectual disabilities setting, one year of which must include professional casework experience providing psychosocial rehabilitation services for a caseload consisting predominantly of individuals with mental illness or developmental disabilities.
Additional Information
- Psychiatric Caseworker Class Specification | DHHS
- What is a Psychiatrist? What They Do & When To See One
- How to Become a Psychiatrist | Research.com
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