Sentence examples for psychiatric technicians from inspiring English sources

It doesn't look like they have a safety margin". The current state budget includes $9.5 million for additional police officers and psychiatric technicians throughout the hospital system — and millions more for an outdoor alarm system at Napa.

A spokeswoman for the California Assn. of Psychiatric Technicians said the homicide should prompt support for an Assembly bill that would create specialized "enhanced treatment units" at all the hospitals for those patients deemed most dangerous.

Clinics with more psychiatric technicians have a 2.1-fold (CI: 1.2, 3.6) increased rate of schizophrenia/delusional disorder diagnoses.

The first cadre of 34 psychiatric technicians began service in 1996, with refresher courses rolled-out in 2005 [ 7].

Following the graduation of the first cadre of psychiatric technicians, outpatient psychiatric care evolved to all 11 provinces, primarily at large central or district-level referral hospitals.

In the province as a whole, as of the end of 2014, there were 14 psychiatric technicians, 2 adult psychiatrists, 1 child psychiatrist, and 11 clinical psychologists.

In October, a psychiatric technician was strangled inside the hospital's "secured treatment area," where the criminally insane live.

"You have really vulnerable patients who are severely mentally ill who get victimized by these manipulating individuals who have a prison mentality," said Crystal Johnson, a psychiatric technician.

Ms. Suleman's mother has filed for bankruptcy, claiming $1 million in liabilities, according to court records, and Ms. Suleman, a psychiatric technician at a hospital, stopped working at some point in her pregnancy.

Shortly after Harriet Krzykowski began working at the Dade Correctional Institution, in Florida, an inmate whispered to her, "You know they starve us, right?" It was the fall of 2010, and Krzykowski, a psychiatric technician, had been hired by Dade, which is forty miles south of Miami, to help prisoners with clinical behavioral problems follow their treatment plans.

At age 20, he took a job as a psychiatric technician in the in-patient unit at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia, where he "received a lot of in-service training in the form of practical experience," Mr. Chapman said during a deposition in a 1999 lawsuit.