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The Nevada  Mental Health Counselors Association, NVMHCA,  is entering its second year as an official chapter of the American Mental Health Counselors Association.  As we enter the new year we see exciting opportunities ahead with new leadership and a core membership that is committed to establishing a larger and influencial presence in Nevada.

We have partnered with the Nevada Counselors Association and look forward to conjoint efforts to identify Legislative issues and to advance the profession in Nevada. 

We welcome your membership!  Together we can take strides to  enhance professional standards in Nevada and to bring an expanded awareness of Nevada's unmet Mental Health needs.

Keep attuned to this website for updates and opportunities.

Here's to exciting opportunities to serve in 2010! 

 

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  • Louise
  • Sue
  • Teresa
  • Winona
  • Erin
  • Melanie

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Opportunities for Service

Give an Hour is an organization of MH professionals who are seeking an opportunity to voluntarily offer our services to Military Veterans and their families.  What a great opportunity to give our skill especially to those who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Website:   www.giveanhour.org.

Outreach to Military Families

Employment Opportunities
DoD Program Seeks Mental Health Counselors to Work with Military Families
Are you thinking about a change? Ready to move away from the traditional clinical hour? Can you see yourself learning military structure and working within that structure? Do you have a desire to travel to military installations-stateside and overseas-to support active-duty members, National Guard, and their families? Independently licensed mental health counselors are needed for the Military & Family Life Consultant (MFLC) Program. Driven by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the MFLC Program was created in 2004 to support service members and their families. MFLC services supplement existing counseling services on military installations. The role of the MFLC counselor is not a traditional counseling role. Rather, MFLCs offer confidential, informal support, outreach, problem-solving to military personnel and families-but this is not a clinical hour. Support may be provided in the form of individual coaching or in psychoeducational groups. Opportunities are available for both summer programs and as year-round consultants. Consultants generally work during business hours, but may be asked to respond after hours in urgent situations. Consultants have been placed in assignments throughout the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Europe, and the Pacific Rim, but consultants are not sent to Iraq or Afghanistan. The amount of time worked weekly varies according to assignment, but MFLCs on rotational assignments typically work full 40-hour weeks. When consultants travel to a distant location for an assignment and need to stay near the base, they are reimbursed for their travel, lodging, and meals. For assignments close to the practitioner's home, a mileage reimbursement is available. Payment for rotational assignments (30 to 90 days, usually) and on-demand (1 to 3 days, usually weekends) assignments is based on $55/hour. Expertise with young children is required for assignments with MFLC Child and Youth Services, Summer Youth Programs. For more information about this important work, contact dod.inquiry@healthnet.com.