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Psychiatry Research Director Job Posting (1).pdf

MePA joined the Maine Medical Association and 17 other professional associations in signing a letter that reaffirms our Associations’ commitment to ensuring that all Maine patients—regardless of immigration status—have access to safe, timely, high-quality care, and to provide guidance in light of increased immigration enforcement activity in our communities. The guidance aims to reduce fear and disruption by clarifying what federal authorities can and cannot do in healthcare settings, outlining steps organizations can take to prepare and respond appropriately, reinforcing the continued obligation to protect patient privacy, and encouraging calm, compassionate care for patients and colleagues. Through this guidance, we seek to support healthcare professionals in upholding patient rights, maintaining access to essential services, and living out the core principle of “Do No Harm.”

Link to letter

JOIN OUR TEAM as a contract psychologist with the State Forensic Service. Our office has expanded its scope of service to include parenting assessments. These parenting evaluations focus on individual and socioecological risks, vulnerabilities, strengths, and protective factors associated with child abuse and neglect as well as those that promote safe parenting and child wellbeing. These evaluations will be authorized through a fee-for-service agreement that offers flexibility, giving you discretion over the timing and frequency of accepting referrals to fit your practice. We offer training, consultation, and support for psychologists who currently conduct these evaluations and those who are looking to expand their scope of practice. Link to our flyer for more details.

Maine Mental Health Symposium

Position Vacancy: Staff Counselor, Colby

Director of the Psychological Services Center, University of Maine.pdf