RFF Grants

Ashley Bramhall, M.A.

Presenter Grant

Ashley Bramhall, MA, AMFT, the Program Director at Renewed Freedom Center for Rapid Anxiety Relief, has been rewarded the Presenter’s Grant for conducting a workshop at the 27^th Annual Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Conference held in Denver.

Workshop: Decreasing Accommodation Doesn’t Have to Be Hard If You Have a Plan

Co-Presenters: Dr. Jennifer Lynch, Dr. Sarah Heider, and Jessica Parlor, Psy.D.

Jennifer Lynch, Psy.D.

Presenter Grant

Jennifer Lynch, Psy.D., the Director of Training at Renewed Freedom Center for Rapid Anxiety Relief, has been rewarded the Presenter’s Grant for conducting a workshop at the 27^th Annual Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Conference held in Denver.

Workshop: OCD Trivia: How Much Do You Know

Co-Presenters: Jenny Yip, Psy.D., ABPP, Ashley Bramhall, MA, AMFT, and Sarah Heider, Psy.D.

Valerie Swisher, B.A.

Research Poster Presentation Grant

Valerie Swisher, B.S, a Behavior Coach at Renewed Freedom Center for Rapid Anxiety Relief, has been awarded a Research Poster Presentation Grant for accepting her poster at the 27^th Annual Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Conference held in Denver, CO.

Poster’s Title: Obsessive-Compulsive Symptom Dimensions and Negative Emotionality: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Clinical Coordinator

RFC is a boutique private practice psychology office specializing in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder & Sever Anxiety. Due to our expanding industry, we need a dynamic individual who would fit in well with the highly demanding yet rewarding career position of Clinical Coordinator.

The ideal candidate must have a minimum of 3 years in the administrative field, preferably in the medical/mental health industry. This position requires the individual to have experienced in dealing with the high volume workload that fluctuates daily. You must be flexible and able to change directions at any given time while remaining professional, grounded, and still produce flawless work.

The responsibilities for the Clinical Coordinator include but aren’t limited to the following:

First-person of contact for potential patients conducting intake calls and schedule consults and evaluation. Must be comfortable with heavy phone communication with mandatory follow-up and follow-through.
Assists the clinical team with various tasks to ensure that the office runs at the highest quality level.
Detailed and intensive administrative work such as maintaining and organizing an online treatment database. Including uploading patient charts, billing.
Scheduling on behalf of all clinicians to ensure that adjustments to their schedule are accurate.
Process payment and billing for patients, including multiple forms of payment, payment schedules, and recording of payments.

Requirements

Must have a bachelor’s degree to qualify. Prefer in the field of Psychology or related industry not required.
Must have a minimum of five years of office experience in administration and supporting roles.
Excellent communication skills (written and verbal++). The candidate will be required to show evidence of said skills throughout the hiring process.
Strong customer service skills.
Ability to work in an extremely fast-paced environment, able to multi-task and manage requests with high accuracy.
Computer knowledge (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word Press) is required.
Medical coverage, annual bonuses, staff events and creative career exploration along the way

Compensation: $32-$35k

Please submit your resume and cover letter to C. Brown, Director of Operations: Cloris@RenewedFreedomCenter.com
Resumes without a CV will not be considered. Direct contact with our office is prohibited.

FOCD Group

Renewed Freedom Center is excited to offer a new online group specifically for adolescents, 13-17 years old who have OCD. This donation-based group will provide psychoeducation about OCD and its treatment, give space for adolescents to feel heard and supported by peers dealing with similar issues and allow peers to socialize and build a community to help one-another in beating OCD. Adolescents will learn specific tools and learn how to utilize Exposure and Response Prevention to help release the grip OCD has on them. The main goal of this group is to assist adolescents in building resiliency to deal with adulthood without the struggle of OCD. This group will be run by two mental health professionals who have extensive experience in the treatment of OCD and anxiety disorders.