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We are seeking a time-as-reported (10 – 15 hours), bilingual (American Sign Language and English) interventionist to work remotely on a randomized clinical trial (RCT), funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), focused on a cognitive behavioral intervention to promote treatment-seeking among Deaf adults with mental health disorders.
Job Responsibility:
Conduct Deaf CBT-TS intervention sessions with Deaf participants
Coordinate scheduling of intervention sessions
Manage the study email account
Utilize interpersonal skills, clinical knowledge, and clinical judgment to develop and maintain rapport
Utilize advanced Deaf cultural knowledge, ASL skills, and clinical judgment to effectively convey necessary information
Follow up with participants via email
Apply advanced clinical reasoning to provide appropriate support
Maintain security of study data
Present participation information at weekly meetings
Complete the Deaf CBT-TS training protocol
Complete suicide risk assessment and management training
Attend weekly supervision
Complete intervention sheets for all participant intervention sessions
File, retrieve, and maintain participant data
Actively participate in study team meetings
Complete, as needed, tasks to support the day-to-day operations of the study
Requirements:
Master's degree in psychology, social work, counseling, or related mental health field required
1 year of experience in clinical work or an equivalent combination of education and experience in clinical work with Deaf individuals required
Fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and capable of adapting to the language needs of diverse Deaf individuals required
Experience working with the Deaf community required
Must maintain eligibility to participate in research involving human subjects by completing the Human Subjects Protection Program (HSPP) and NIH’s Good Clinical Practice training
Participation in available cultural competency training required
Nice to have:
Highly organized and detail-oriented with ability to collaborate with others preferred
Familiarity with clinical research and IRB procedures preferred