Mental Health Clinician

Minimum Education and/or

Experience:

Master's degree in Psychology, Counseling, Marital and Family Counseling, Social Work, or another closely related field. Must be Licensed or Licensed Eligible.
Mental Health Professionals must be available to maintain a minimum caseload of 10 clients. Must have experience and a passion for providing mental health services to children, adolescents, and adults.

Mental Health Professional must establish and maintain a working alliance with parents, youth, referral sources, schools, and individual adult clients. Mental Health professional will implement interventions for the treatment of daily life functioning, trauma, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, relational concerns and other diagnostic criteria.

Mental Health Professional must be able to actively listen and use basic problem solving skills; effectively support and facilitate positive coping skills and mindfulness; evaluate the present functioning of clients; work independently and cooperatively as part of a treatment team; use a positive, strengths-based approach in working with individuals and families; relate sensitively and non-judgmentally to clients; recognize and record significant individual and family behaviors;

participate in reflective supervision/consultation to support relationships with the client’s progress; excellent verbal and written communication skills; outstanding critical thinking and creative problem solving skills; ability to work independently; high level of initiative; professional demeanor; excellent public, employee and customer relation skills.

Mental Health Professional must demonstrate excellent customer service, even under adverse conditions, and has a track record of making sound clinical decisions.

• Curriculum Vitae
• Sample Treatment Plan, typed, created by you
• 3 professional references, with two (2) having served in the capacity supervisor or evaluator of your clinical work
• 1 Brief statement denoting your clinical understanding, conceptualization, theoretical stance, and/or viewpoint regarding psychotherapy and the facilitation of healing-typed