Description The Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior is seeking to hire a full-time Behavioral Health Program Coordinator to join the UCLA Aftercare Program. This outpatient program provides psychiatric services to individuals with recent-onset schizophrenia, combined with voluntary participation in research protocols. Primary responsibilities include: + Coordinate and assist in intervention meetings facilitated by program coaches and trainers + Organize and lead computer-based cognitive training programs + Co-facilitate weekly Bridging Groups with psychology practicum students and interns, including training them to serve as co-facilitators + Collaborate with aerobic exercise instructor to train practicum students and interns in administering motivation and physical activity measures, including questionnaires and cognitive training recordings + Train and supervise graduate students in using automated text-messaging programs and moderate online social therapy platforms for patients + Screen, interview, and select program applicants + Manage data collection, track progress, and oversee data file organization for cognitive training measures + Monitor attendance records and ensure accurate documentation + Participate in developing and delivering oral and written reports on research outcomes Salary range: $71,500/yr - $154,900/yrQualifications Advanced degree in a behavioral health field (MSW, MFT, PhD, PsyD) Valid CA license in a behavioral health discipline Experience or training in cognitive remediation, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), and other interventions Prior experience supervising psychology undergraduates, practicum students, and/or clinical psychology interns Clinical experience working with individuals with severe mental illness, with an understanding of related clinical issues Familiarity with implementation of clinical research protocols Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs (Outlook, Excel, Word, etc.) Ability to adapt to departmental and patient scheduling needs UCLA Health welcomes all individuals, without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin or disabilities, and we proudly look to each person’s unique achievements and experiences to further set us apart.