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Mental Health Services Careers

Mental Health Careers Psychiatrist Psychologist Counselor Social worker Mental health technician Mental health aide

Psychiatrist Education: Bachelors in premed; medical school, 3-8 yrs residency License: pass licensing exam Job Responsibilities: MD or DO who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental illness Specific Job Responsibilities: prescribe meds; administer treatments; examine pts; perform tests & interpret results; obtain medical & mental histories; counsel pts on health care

Psychologist Education: Doctoral degree (Ph. D) which takes 5-7 years of graduate school License: vary according to state and type of job Job Responsibilities: Study human behavior & the mind; help mentally/emotionally disturbed pts design plans to deal with ADLs, help pts who are ill adjust to life changes; help pts work through personal crisis; Not an MD or DO

Psychologist Specific Job Responsibilities: perform diagnostic tests; provide psychotherapy; behavior modifications; teach & research; work with substance abuse, stroke, head injury, elderly, disabled, & gifted pts; help pts in crisis; assess students’ behavioral problems; assess pt’s interactions with others; study group behavior

Counselor Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s; depends on state and area of counseling specialty License: Varies according to state & specialty Job Responsibilities: assess abilities & personality characteristics; develop plans to help pts achieve goals; have counseling sessions; perform tests; drug & alcohol prevention; anger management; abuse situations; self- esteem; stress & anger management; suicide prevention; social & behavioral problems

Social Worker Education: Bachelor’s for entry into field; many positions require Master’s License: all states require licensing Job Responsibilities: Help pts solve personal & family problems; help pts find resources for their mental & physical care; work with pts who have social problems, life-threatening diseases, poor housing, unemployed, no job skills, financial distress, live in inappropriate conditions, abusive situations

Social Worker Specific Job Responsibilities: perform counseling; help pts find community resources; refer pts to specialists; evaluate pts in criminal justice system; make recommendations to courts; arrange adoptions & foster homes; investigate abuse & neglect; help pts cope with illness; assess & diagnose student problems; work in employee assistance programs

Mental Health Technician Education: On-the-job training; 1-2 year training programs, or associate degrees License: Varies depending on state Job Responsibilities: Help pts with ADLs, lead pts in educational & recreational activities; provide nursing care, assist in giving meds, VS, teach problem resolution skills, lead counseling & therapy activities, observe pts & report changes, help develop & implement plans

Mental Health Aide Education: certificate program License: none Job Responsibilities: Provide help with ADLs; protect pt safety & report changes to supervisor; nursing assistant tasks, maintain case records, emotional support to pts, resolve conflicts, lead activities, help pts get involved in their own care