Licensed Therapist

Job Summary and Responsibilities As our Behavioral Health Clinician, you will help our patients and their families feel comfortable and educated so they can receive effective treatment and support during vulnerable times. Every day, you will interact with patients, conduct assessments, and monitor their health and behavior. You will be expected to collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, provide crisis intervention when needed, and offer appropriate referrals and linkages. To be successful in this role, you must have a strong understanding of mental health diagnoses and evidence‑based treatment methods, adhere to W & I Codes, and consistently demonstrate professional and ethical behavior. Job Requirements Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Masters degree in an appropriate behavioral science discipline. Maintain current continuing education units as required for license renewal. Experience in providing a variety of clinical modalities and services to clients of all ages and a broad variety of diagnoses. Required skills include assessment, formulation of treatment plans, intervention planning and follow‑through, providing documentation of services, evaluating suicidal and homicidal risk and other high‑risk situations (i.e., psychotic processes; drug/alcohol use/intoxication). Current unrestricted license in the State of California as a Clinical Social Worker or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Proficiency in DSM‑IV and DSM‑V, normal and abnormal psychology, assessment skills, crisis intervention, treatment planning, and intervention skills. Experience with individual and group treatment methods, sensitivity to and awareness of cultural and ethnic diversity of clients, ethical and legal issues, community resources, billing and documentation requirements, and effective verbal and written communication skills. Ability to maintain an appropriate balance between direct client contact and documentation time, adhere to client confidentiality standards, manage electronic paperwork for insurance billing, and meet productivity expectations (75% of time spent in direct client services). Ability to effectively resolve conflict, cope with crisis situations, and establish and maintain rapport with clients. Preferred Qualifications Three or more years post-licensure experience preferred due to insurance contract requirements. Experience working in substance abuse treatment, eating disorders, and/or leading groups and classes is desirable. Experience with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and brief, focused therapy. Comfort working with a broad age range from youth through adults. Advanced training in any evidence‑based practices is a plus. Work Environment This position is hybrid, working from home or in office. Pay Range $43.10 – $64.11 per hour #J-18808-Ljbffr