Adjunct Instructor

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The department of Psychiatry UNC School of Medicine is seeking a part time per diem Adjunct Instructor to fill a position in collaboration with the Child Medical Evaluation Program ( CMEP). This adjunct position will be required to conduct provider trainings on the CAPP (Clinical Assessment of Protective Parenting), to administer the CAPP, and to oversee Quality Assurance oversight of the program.

The CAPP is a semi structured caregiver interview with a focus on impact of caregiver trauma in responding to a child, caregiver knowledge of and interpretation of a child's behavior based on age, development, and temperament, and assessment of global factors related to increasing risk for future neglect or abuse. The goal of the CAPP is to assess known factors that can contribute to difficulties in parenting successfully that if not mitigated can increase risk of harm in the home for a child(ren). The CAPP is a part of a Child Welfare investigation and will with consistency provide information to assist in planning for services. The primary role of this adjunct professorship will be to train, mentor, and consult with primarily social work or counseling master's clinicians who administer the CAPP as a part of the Child Welfare investigative process.

In this position the adjunct instructor will work with faculty with the CMEP and the Department of Psychiatry in administration in clinical, administrative, and organizational roles.

LCSW North Carolina Licensure; Minimum 7 years experience post licensure in child and family mental health; Minimum of one year experience working in a Child Welfare Agency, Demonstrated excellence in teaching abilities.
Demonstration of leading at least two full day trainings in trauma topics for mental health providers (CE, AHEC).

Prior experience working in foster care or intensive in-home settings; Experience administering the CAPP and/or similar parent child trauma interview models ( CAPP, CFTSI); Demonstrated CEU in families in child welfare, impact of parent trauma history on parenting response topics; Experience in either training in Quality Assurance and consultation and/or experience in QA and mentoring.

Not Applicable.

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