Behavioral Health Therapist

The Behavioral Health Therapist is a licensed behavioral health professional responsible for providing high-quality therapeutic services to individuals receiving care through Bloom  Therapist maintains an assigned clinical caseload and provides individual, family, and/or group counseling using evidence-based, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and client-centered practices.

As part of the Therapist’s clinical responsibilities, this position also supports Bloom’s clinical intake and assessment process. The Therapist conducts comprehensive behavioral health assessments, evaluates clinical risk, identifies presenting concerns and treatment needs, develops individualized treatment plans, and determines appropriate recommendations for ongoing care. When clinically appropriate, the Therapist may continue providing therapy to clients initially assessed through the intake process, promoting continuity of care from assessment through treatment.

The Therapist collaborates with the Clinical Director, behavioral health providers, PPRC staff, healthcare professionals, and community partners to coordinate care, facilitate referrals, support Bloom programs and initiatives, maintain timely and compliant clinical documentation, and promote positive client outcomes. The position requires sound clinical judgment, strong therapeutic and interpersonal skills, professional boundaries, accountability, and adherence to ethical, licensing, regulatory, accreditation, organizational, and billing requirements.

• Maintain an assigned clinical caseload and provide individual, family, and/or group counseling within the scope of professional licensure.
• Establish positive, trusting therapeutic relationships while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries.
• Utilize evidence-based, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and client-centered therapeutic approaches.
• Deliver therapeutic interventions aligned with individualized treatment goals and identified client needs.
• Continually assess client functioning, progress, barriers, and emerging needs and modify interventions as clinically appropriate.
• Educate and involve family members, support persons, or other appropriate individuals in treatment when clinically indicated and authorized by the client.
• Maintain established productivity expectations for assigned caseload and service delivery.
• Provide services in approved settings, which may include the Bloom/PPRC office, community-based locations, partner sites, and telehealth as appropriate.

• Complete comprehensive behavioral health assessments within established organizational time frames.
• Assess presenting concerns, client strengths, behavioral health history, psychosocial needs, risk factors, functional needs, and treatment priorities.
• Administer and document required clinical and program screening tools, including the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) and other approved measures.
• Complete diagnostic assessments and document diagnoses when within the scope of licensure and organizational policy.
• Conduct suicide and other clinical risk assessments when indicated and determine the appropriate level of response, consultation, referral, or follow-up.
• Develop individualized, measurable, and client-centered treatment plans based on assessment findings and identified clinical needs.
• Review and update treatment plans in accordance with clinical, regulatory, payer, and organizational requirements.
• Establish appropriate recommendations for therapy, referrals, care coordination, and additional services based on assessment findings and consultation with the Clinical Director as appropriate.
• Maintain…