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I responded, I don't talk about salary until I'm offered a position. He said " Why, who told you to say that? ? ( ??) So I left, after telling him I considered myself a professional and I didn't feel the same about his behavior. Less

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I am extremely attentive to adhering to BBS proscribed ethical and legal guidelines as well as any specific documentation and paperwork protocols dictated by my place of employment. In my process notes, i document client's ongoing treatment plan, paying specific attention to areas of struggle as well as progress. I always document changes in medication and carefully monitor, in conjunction with prescribing psychiatrist, the impact of the new medication protocol. I thoroughly document crisis events, paying careful attention to the potential need for increased sessions, adjunct therapy, the involvement of family, and the laws regarding breaking confidentiality to insure the safety of client and others. In my private practice, I store process notes separately from client treatment agreements, releases, etc. I maintain a securely locked file cabinet to ensure the privacy of my clients. Less

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Work/life balance, good corporate philosophy.

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I stopped teaching college English because I thought that I could offer more as a Clinician than as an English lecturer. I an cognizant that I will start at the entry level, but, I am prepared to take whatever comes with my decision. Less

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I discussed working with the patient to acknowledge their uniqueness, and allow them to guide how that applies to the therapeutic relationship. Less

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I like telehealth, but want more opportunities to collaborate with a care team. I answered the second question honestly and discussed my qualifications Less

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Honestly and straightforward

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I said children. To which I was informed that it's an unwritten policy to be given the client's least preferred in order to guarantee a well-rounded experience. Less

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I informed the interviewer that working with families of diverse SES was my goal. Less