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As a Clinical Program Planner at the Department of Health and Human Services in the state of Nevada, this role involves designing, implementing, and evaluating clinical programs to address the health needs of the community. Key characteristics of this position include strong organizational skills, strategic thinking, and a deep commitment to improving public health. Efforts in this role will directly contribute to the development of effective healthcare initiatives, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for Nevada’s residents.
Salary Range
- $66,000 – $88,000/ year
Required Experience
- A minimum education of a master’s degree in clinical psychology, clinical social work, counseling, or a related field.
- A Clinical Program Planner I, two years of professional experience as a clinician in a mental health or intellectual disability service delivery setting.
- For a Clinical Program Planner II, three years of professional experience in a mental health or intellectual disability service delivery setting including work as a clinician and in program evaluation and/or program planning.
- As a Clinical Program Planner III, four years of professional experience in a mental health or intellectual disability service delivery setting including work as a clinician and in program evaluation and/or program planning. One year of the required experience must include supervision of professionals.
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