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There are job openings in the South Carolina Department of Mental Health
Services to Deaf and Hard of Hearing People. You will need to use this
form to apply for the job --
http://www.state.sc.us/dmh/application.htm
Please send all appropriate paperwork to:
Diane Powell (HR Representative)
Human Resources
20 Powder Horn Road
Simpsonville, SC 29681
Phone: (864) 963 - 3421
Fax: (864) 967 8617
Or please contact if have any questions by contacting
Holly May (Program Manager)
TTY (PCMHS): (864) 967-8835
TTY (McKinney House): (864) 297-5130
TTY (toll-free): (866) 246-0129
FAX (PCMHS): (864) 297-8969
FAX (McKinney House): (864) 297-8969
Currently, there are several available positions with the Services to
Deaf and Hard of Hearing People are:
HUMAN SERVICES SPECIALIST II
Mental Health Counselor I
Requirements:
A master's degree in social services, guidance, counseling or social
work.
Must be fluent in American Sign Language.
Qualified to drive a state vehicle.
Day to day traveling over multi-counties is required.
Ability to work a flexible schedule.
Job purpose:
Under limited supervision, provides mental health treatment services to
clients who are deaf or hard of hearing within a community mental health
and school setting across multi-county areas.
Clinical Counselor
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree and 1 (one) year of experience.
Must be fluent in American Sign Language.
Qualified to drive a state vehicle.
Day to day traveling over multi-counties is required.
Ability to work a flexible schedule.
Job Purpose:
Under general supervision coordinates the service provision for Deaf and
Hard of Hearing consumers and their families in a multi-county area.
Manage and provide an array of behavioral health services.
(Internship for MA Programs possible)
Interpreter I
Requirements:
A high school diploma and experience in sign language interpreting.
An associate degree in the field of interpreting arts may be substituted
for the required experience.
Job purpose:
To convey communication between deaf and hearing individuals in a
community mental health setting or inpatient facility.
As a facilitator of communication and cross-cultural mediation, the
interpreter utilizes total communication methods to meet the needs of
the situation to which he or she is assigned at a high level of
competency.
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