Part-time Mental Health Clinician

Emerge Treatment is seeking qualified candidates for our Mental Health Clinician position. Emerge is Utah's only women's-only facility at the PHP and IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) levels of care. We are dedicated to empowering adult women through holistic, whole-person treatment including individual sessions, group therapy, nutrition groups, art, and yoga. At Emerge Treatment, we believe our employees are our most valuable asset. We take pride in fostering a workplace culture that is supportive, celebrates diversity, encourages innovation, and promotes growth. Collaborative Environment: We foster a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere where every team member’s input is valued. We believe in the power of teamwork to drive success. Work-Life Balance: We understand the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Our team is committed to ensuring your mental health is a priority. Growth & Development Opportunities: With Emerge being a start‑up company, there is huge opportunity for growth and future leadership roles. You will be helping out in numerous aspects of the program, so you can find what you are truly passionate about. Continued training: We are committed to your growth. Through continuous learning opportunities and mentorship programs, we empower you to reach your full potential. Money toward conferences if applicable Responsibilities The responsibilities of a mental health therapist can vary depending on the specific job setting and population served. However, here are common responsibilities that you might find in a job posting for a mental health therapist: Conducting Assessments: Perform comprehensive mental health assessments to understand clients' needs and develop treatment plans. Individual and Group Therapy: Provide individual counseling sessions to clients, addressing their specific mental health concerns. Facilitate group therapy sessions to address common themes and promote a sense of community and support. Treatment Planning: Develop and implement personalized treatment plans based on clients' assessments, goals, and needs. Crisis Intervention: Be prepared to respond to and manage crisis situations, providing immediate support to clients in distress. Documentation: Maintain accurate and up-to‑date client records, including assessment notes, treatment plans, progress notes, and any relevant documentation. Collaboration and Consultation: Coordinate care with other healthcare professionals, agencies, or organizations involved in the client’s treatment. #J-18808-Ljbffr Havenwood Academy