Licensed Mental Health Practitioner definition

Licensed Mental Health Practitioner or “LMP” means a person who is a Physician, Nurse Practitioner or Physician's Assistant licensed to practice in the State of Oregon whose training, experience and competence demonstrates the ability to conduct a comprehensive Mental Health Assessment and provide Medication Management. The Local Mental Health Authority, pursuant to ORS 430.630 (LMHA) or Contractor must document that the person meets these minimum qualifications.
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Licensed Mental Health Practitioner. A person Licensed to provide treatment, assessment, psychotherapy, counseling, or equivalent activities to individuals, families or groups for behavioral, cognitive, social, mental, or emotional disorders, including interpersonal or personal situations. Mental health practice shall include the initial assessment of organic mental or emotional disorders (as defined by state law), for the purpose of referral to, or consultation with a qualified Physician or a Licensed Psychologist.
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Examples of Licensed Mental Health Practitioner in a sentence

  • Mental Health Practitioner and Licensed Mental Health Practitioner and corresponding bilingual classes assigned to work in the jail will be eligible for a ten-percent (10%) assignment differential.

  • The Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (LMHP) must be a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, or a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, or has a Doctoral degree in Psychology or Education.

  • This Agreement is entered into by the Parties for the provision of the services of a Licensed Alcohol Drug Counselor (PLADC) and Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (LIMHP) for the Crisis Center.

  • Licensed Special psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Mental Health Practitioner.

  • Licensed Special Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Mental Health Practitioner.