Licensed Outpatient Therapist

Summary This position is responsible for the provision of individual and family therapy sessions for consumers assigned to each caseload. This position also ensures completion of required clinical documentation related to individual caseloads in a timely manner. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Demonstrates proficiency with assessment skills by completing psychosocial assessments at intake and ongoing intervals as outlined by program requirements; completing standardized assessments and/or outcome‑based measures. Develops individualized treatment plans by adhering to applicable county, state, and federal regulations when developing individualized treatment plans for consumers. Provides therapy to consumers in recommended settings, adhering to recommendations outlined in individual consumer treatment plans. Treats the whole person by providing service in collaboration with all team members involved with the consumer, and with the understanding that treatment of the whole person is crucial. Evaluates individualized consumer‑driven treatment plan reviews by completing ongoing evaluation of efficacy of treatment evaluations, via development of treatment plan reviews. Develops transition and discharge planning by evaluating recovery and progress through treatment goals and symptomology. Completes all required clinical documentation by completing progress notes per service, including necessary signatures, discharge summaries, incident reports, treatment reviews via electronic health record system. Responds to emergency/crisis situations with team members and consumers by ensuring the safety of the consumer and the proper utilization of de‑escalation skills when needed. Maintains assigned, planned schedule by following program guidelines to ensure regular service provision and maintenance of caseload, per agreement with program supervisor. Manages and supports coordination of care through routine conversations and referrals when needed (i.e., natural supports identified by the consumer, outside referrals, PCPs, school districts, etc.). Maintains a commitment to professional development by participating in ongoing supervision, training, and department and team meetings, as outlined by policies and procedures. Adheres to professional and ethical interaction policies and procedures by interacting professionally, ethically, and respectfully with consumers, other team members – including family members, and coworkers, at all times; following policy and procedure and maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. Supports ongoing and future business needs by completing other duties as assigned to effectively support business priorities and processes. Other Duties Additional duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job. Requirements Required Education And/Or Experience Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Psychology, Social Work, nursing, rehabilitation or activity program. Or a graduate degree in a clinical discipline with 12 graduate level credits in mental health or counseling. Preferred Education And Experience At least 1 year of experience with either a CASSP service system, or employed by a licensed mental health services agency, or subcontracted agency, or other mental health clinicians with training in the field of behavioral modification techniques. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations None required. Qualifications Language Skills: Ability to read, analyze, and interpret complex documents and instructions; ability to respond effectively to sensitive inquiries or complaints; ability to clearly explain instructions in both written and oral media. Mathematical Skills: Basic mathematic ability including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division; use of MS Excel to aid in mathematical work. Reasoning Ability: Must be able to make sound decisions to support consumers in a calm and timely manner; must be able to utilize a variety of therapeutic modalities based upon consumer needs, and react quickly to prevent consumer injury or injury to another due to consumer behavior. Additional Eligibility Qualifications Must be proficient in use of electronic health system. Must be proficient in completion of psychological assessments. Ability to work as a team member. Organizational skills. Communication skills. Travel Up to 100% travel between appointment sites or other locations as outlined in program. Physical Demands May be required to remain stationary 50% of the time, move around within home/school/community/clinic, operate computer and other office machinery, occasionally ascend/descend stairs, sit in a stationary position, transport resources, and occasionally lift or move patients. Reasonable accommodations may be made. Work Environment Home, school, community setting, or outpatient clinic – as outlined in individual consumer treatment plans. #J-18808-Ljbffr Pathways