PROVISIONAL/LICENSED Mental Health Professional

Mental Health Professional

Qualifications:

Must be a fully licensed mental health professional, a provisionally licensed professional counselor, a provisionally licensed marriage and family therapist, a licensed master social worker, a certified social worker, or a psychology intern from an American Psychological Association approved internship program. Anyone seeking to be licensed, we provide supervision with a LPC-S as part of your hiring.

General Responsibilities:

Rendering community psychiatric support and treatment (CPST) services, psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) services, crisis intervention, and/or participate in quality management and staff training.

Provide crisis intervention services to recipients as needed according to agency policies, procedures, and service definitions guiding the provision of crisis intervention, crisis management, and follow-up.

Document services provided regularly, concisely, and completely in accordance with clinical standards by office deadline.

Serving as a team member for service planning and actively participate in team coordination and review in an effort to ensure cohesiveness in services rendered on the behalf of the agency for the population served.

Actively engaged in treatment of recipient.

Must effectively document services to clients are entered into Lauris Online within 24 hours from the time service was rendered.

Providing direct service to assigned recipients, which may include weekend or evening services.

Ability to compose and record progress notes in a timely fashion electronically.

Maintain the confidentiality of interactions with clients and colleagues. Handle sensitive situations in a calm, professional manner.

Attend scheduled supervision, company meeting and staff trainings.

Review case referrals and share client information with Clinical Director/LMHP when cases are referred or assigned.

Responsible maintaining a caseload not to exceed 15 clients, the average being 10 clients for full time mental health professionals.

Responsible for assisting with ISRPs, implementing the treatment plan and monitoring the progress of each assigned client.

Able to provide telehealth mental health services.

All other duties and responsibilities assigned for the health and well-being of the agency.

Prospective candidates must have access to cell phone, personal computer and/or laptop.

In order to provide community-based mental health, prospective candidates must also meet the following requirements:

• Pass state background check
• Pass TB screening
• Pass drug screening test
• Pass a motor vehicle screening
• Complete First Aid/CPR and submit official college transcripts.

Other required abilities:

• Team player
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Strong organization and multi-tasking skills
• Ability to work efficiently with diverse populations

All applicants must be able to travel to New Orleans office if needed.

We are interested in serious candidates only!