HCA/CYS/CEGU, Health Care Agency/Children and Youth Behavioral Health/CEGU-Probation, Orange, Huntington beach, CA, California, 92868

HCA/CYS/CEGU

6577996433

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Agency Description

The Justice Program is comprised of unique programs under the larger of the OC Health Care Agency (HCA), Children & Youth Behavioral Health. These programs provide behavioral health services to adolescents and children in specialized settings. The juvenile courts, OC Department of Education, and Social Services Agency to address and ameliorate significant behavioral health concerns and to support their healthy development. Juvenile Justice programs are also located within specialized settings, including OC Juvenile Hall, Orangewood Children & Family Center. Each program is comprised of multidisciplinary teams including psychiatrists, psychologists, MFTs/MSWs, mental health workers and specialists, and other interns and practicum students to ensure that comprehensive assessment, treatment, and linkage is provided.

Agency Mission

Working together for a healthier tomorrow. In partnership with the community, protect and promote the health and safety of individuals and families in Orange County (OC) through: • Assessment and planning • Prevention and education • Treatment and care

Population

The agencies primarily provide services to children, adolescents, their parents, other adults and their families. Clients are typically referred through the juvenile justice system or special education. Many clinics are operated cooperatively with the juvenile court, probation, social service agency, or drug and alcohol services. Clinics serve predominantly lower income, seriously or chronically mentally ill patents, although all diagnostic categories are represented. Clientele reflects the ethnic-cultural composition of the various Orange County communities in which services are located.

Staff (#, Degree, Prof. Lic.)

# of Psychologists: 05

# of Psychiatrists: 2-3

# of MFT: 10

# of LCSW: 2

OVERALL Match Process Internship Info

PREDOC POSITIONS	NUMBER UNFUNDED	NUMBER FUNDED	ANNUAL STIPEND	START DATE	END DATE	HOURS PER WEEK	HOURS PER YEAR
Half-time	2			08/07/2024	07/31/2025
Full-time	2		No Stipend	08/07/2024	07/31/2025	40	about 2,080

PREDOC POSITIONS	IND. SUPERVISION HRS/WK	GRP. SUPERVISION HRS/WK
Half-time
Full-time	min 1 hour	min 2-3 hours

CURRENT Match Phase Needs

This Data is Informational Only. The Official Track and Available Position data is provided on the InternFit platform.

TRACK NAME	TYPE	NUMBER OF INTERNS

Required days and times

Monday - Friday 8 hours

Training and Education Offered

Training Orange County Health Care Agency offers dozens of clinical trainings each year through Behavioral Health Training Services. These trainings that are generally offered to County staff are made available to interns and practicum students in Specialized Services as well. Trainings offered have included: Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care, Seeking Safety, Motivational Interviewing, Psychopharmacology, Intimate Partner Violence, Substance Abuse, Vicarious Trauma, Caring for Gender Non-conforming Youth, and various multicultural topics. Each Specialized Services site will provide additional training in evidence-based treatment modalities that may include: DBT, CBT, Seeking Safety, ASERT, Mindfulness, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, and others. Cross-training opportunities are often available by staff of various disciplines from each of the Specialized Services tracks. Site visits of various Specialized Services facilities are available, including incarcerated settings

X-Cultural Training

Opportunties:

Interns will have the opportunity to attend trainings provided through our training program. Additionally, multicultural training will be provided in a didactic format on a regular basis.

Language(s) staff can use in the delivery of clinical services:

Spanish

Responsibilities

Pre-doctoral interns would have a full case load of individual clients, run multiple group therapy sessions a week, be expected to complete multiple psychological assessments and complete timely Medi-cal paperwork. Interns will also participate in meetings related to their work site and clients.

Prerequisites

Required/Desired Experience:

Coursework pertaining to psychological testing, work with abused/traumatized children.

Brief Description of Requirements:

Doctorate student who has completed coursework in testing classes to conduct test batteries, sufficient education an adequate practicum and /or work history with abused and traumatized children.

Application Procedures

Follow CAPIC application process

Interview Process:

Panel interview conducted by clinical staff and service chief of the program.

What we are looking for:

The ability to engaged with a multidisciplinary team of providers including office personal, psychiatrists, social services involvement, court involvement and caregivers and/or parents who directly care for the children.

Additional application docs required (if any)

Specify Course Work

County - Orange
Contact Person Title - Service Chief II
Contact Person - Janice Richardson, LCSW
Dir. of Training Title - Clinical Coordinator/Supervisor for Specialized Programs
Dir. of Training - jonelle sellers, Ph.D

Last Updated - 27 June 2024

Participating in CURRENT Match process - Yes

CAPIC Member Since - 2012
Region - No. Cal
Internships Status - Half/Full
Statuses approved by CAPIC
- Half-Time 1 Year - Yes
- Half-Time 2 Years - Yes
- Full-Time 1 Year - Yes
CAPIC Internship Types Available:
- Half-Time 1 Year - Yes
- Half-Time 2 Years - Yes
- Full-Time 1 Year - Yes

Primary Location

Executive Director - Jonelle Sellers
MOB #44 - 301 The City Drive South,
Orange, CA 92868
Huntington beach, CA 92868
Phone - 6577996433

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Secondary Location

401 The City Drive
Orangewood Children's Home
Orange 92868
Phone - 714 9356363
Fax - 7149358112