Therapist; VOCA

The Therapist I / Therapist II provides comprehensive behavioral health services to children, adolescents, adults, and families through individual, family, and group counseling. Services may be provided in office-based, school-based, and community settings in support of the Family Service Center's (FSC) mission to strengthen individuals and families through accessible, high-quality, trauma-informed behavioral health care.

The Therapist I / Therapist II provides comprehensive behavioral health services to children, adolescents, adults, and families through individual, family, and group counseling. Services may be provided in office-based, school-based, and community settings in support of the Family Service Center's (FSC) mission to strengthen individuals and families through accessible, high-quality, trauma-informed behavioral health care. The Therapist may serve clients participating in multiple FSC programs and funding streams, including Victims of Crime Act (VOCA)-funded services.

When assigned to VOCA services, the Therapist provides trauma-informed, victim-centered behavioral health services to individuals and families impacted by crime and ensures services, documentation, referrals, and reporting are consistent with applicable VOCA requirements and FSC policies and procedures.

• Provide individual, family, and group therapy using evidence based and clinically appropriate treatment approaches.
• Conduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments, clinical assessments, diagnostic evaluations, and treatment planning in accordance with professional standards and applicable regulations.
• Provide trauma informed, culturally responsive, person centered, and strengths based services.
• Provide crisis intervention, risk assessment, safety planning, and appropriate referrals when clinically indicated.
• Monitor client progress and modify treatment plans based on clinical need, client goals, and response to treatment.
• Provide services to children, adolescents, adults, and families based on program assignment, training, and clinical competency.
• When assigned to VOCAfunded services, provide trauma informed and victimcentered counseling and support to individuals and families affected by crime.
• Support clients in addressing trauma related symptoms, emotional distress, safety concerns, and other behavioral health needs associated with victimization.
• Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and ensure services are delivered in a manner that promotes client dignity, safety, choice, and empowerment.

• Provide behavioral health services to eligible victims of crime and their families in accordance with FSC program requirements and applicable VOCA guidelines.
• Utilize trauma informed approaches when working with individuals who have experienced or been impacted by crime.
• Assess client needs and provide appropriate therapeutic interventions, crisis support, safety planning, and referrals.
• Coordinate with victimservice providers, community organizations, healthcare providers, law enforcement or justice system partners, and other appropriate resources when clinically and legally appropriate.
• Assist clients with connecting to available community resources, supportive services, and other victim assistance programs.
• Maintain accurate documentation of VOCArelated services, client contacts, referrals, outcomes, and other required information.
• Ensure required VOCA eligibility, service, demographic, outcome, and other program documentation is completed accurately and within established deadlines.
• Protect the confidentiality, privacy, and safety of victims and their families in accordance with HIPAA, applicable laws, FSC policies, and program requirements.
• Participate in required VOCA training, program meetings, case reviews, audits, monitoring activities, and quality improvement initiatives.
• Support accurate and timely collection of information needed for VOCA grant reporting, performance measures, and program monitoring.
• Immediately communicate significant client safety concerns, reporting obligations, barriers to service, or compliance concerns to the appropriate supervisor.

• Collaborate with FSC clinical and program teams, schools, medical providers, victimservice providers, and community partners to support comprehensive client care.
• Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, case consultations, staffing, and treatment planning meetings as…