Integrated Psychologist - Women's Health Department

As our Women's Health Integrated Psychologist, you'll lead the charge in creating educational programs that increase awareness and understanding of behavioral health issues affecting maternal health. You'll work closely with the community, managing grants, analyzing data, and developing policies to ensure we achieve our goals. If you thrive in a dynamic, mission-driven environment, this role is for you!

What You'll Do:

• Program Design & Coordination: Create and lead women's behavioral health education programs aimed at improving maternal health outcomes. You'll be the mastermind behind shaping these initiatives to make a real community impact.
• Grant Writing & Budget Management: Prepare compelling grant proposals and manage the related budgets, ensuring that funding aligns with program objectives and goals.
• Data Analysis & Reporting: Dive into assessment data, analyze it, and report key findings to relevant stakeholders. Your insights will drive the success of our programs!
• Policy & Procedure Development: Develop clear, actionable policies and procedures that align with our program's goals and ensure we're always moving in the right direction.
• Community Collaboration: Build strong partnerships with community organizations and health professionals. Your skills in coalition building will be key to the program's success.
• Event Follow-Up: Stay on top of all community health events, making sure to follow up with participants and presenters to ensure everything runs smoothly.

What You Need to Bring:

• Education: A Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Psychology, with a current license to practice as a Psychologist in Missouri.
• Experience: You know your way around psychological terminology, diagnostic processes, and the treatment of psychiatric disorders. You've also got a solid grasp of psychotherapy theory and practice-and basic research skills to boot.
• Organizational Skills: You've got the ability to juggle multiple tasks, prioritize, and hit critical deadlines while keeping the big picture in focus.
• Communication Mastery: You can confidently present to both small and large groups, and your verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills are top-notch.
• Data-Savvy: You're skilled in data collection and analysis and know how to use that information to improve programs and report on their success.
• Tech-Savvy: Familiarity with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, so you can manage program details and communicate effectively.

If you're ready to make a tangible impact on maternal health and lead an exciting, meaningful initiative, we want to hear from you! Apply today and help us shape a brighter future for women and families in our community!