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Re: Job interview

Posted by wishingstar on January 24, 2007, at 12:37:24

In reply to Re: Job interview » wishingstar, posted by Pfinstegg on January 22, 2007, at 20:51:42

Thanks for posting pfinstegg. I've seen your posts before as well. And thanks for the compliment about the photos. :) I wish I could look a bit closer to my age. I didnt know you were a doctor! If you dont mind me asking, what kind?

I posted this on the psych board as well, but I took the interview. I ignored the first call, but he called back again today. I called and set up an interview for 9am Monday.

I'm not sure how I feel about this. But you're right, it's definitely the step I need to be taking to get myself into another grad program later. I hope to do my MSW in a few years, and working at Panera wouldnt really impress anyone on the admissions committee. In the past, when I've felt better myself, I've gotten a rush out of helping someone and really connecting with them. It just feels different right now though. When I get depressed and have things asked of me, I tend to get overwhelmed and shut down.

The depression is really my fear. Getting myself out of bed, let alone functioning well enough to support someone else, is a problem right now. I've tried many many meds, and I'm still trying, but I'm yet to find any that work. I like that this position is part time though because that means I could still easily see Ginny twice a week.

So I'll go on Monday and see what happens. Theres always the chance I wont even get it. I think I might go out and buy a new interview outfit to make myself feel a little more confident. We'll see. I'll let you know what happens. Thank you for your support.

Heres the position if you're interested... I pulled this off the website.

"In-Home Therapeutic Behavior Spec. #9224

In the role of an In-Home team member, he/she will act as the 2nd individual on a mental health team providing services to SED/at risk children, adolescents and their families in the client’s home, and community. The services will include; individual, group and family counseling, crisis intervention and stabilization, case management, in-home counseling and community support. The TBS will work closely with the lead clinician on the team. The TBS will display a working knowledge of child and adolescent development and mental health issues. A bachelor’s degree in human services required. This is a part-time hourly position. No benefits."



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