Therapeutic Training & Support Staff​/Therapeutic Mentor - Part Time or Per Diem

Therapeutic Training & Support Staff / Therapeutic Mentor - Part Time or Per Diem

This is a bachelor’s level dual position where you would take cases as both a Therapeutic Training & Support Staff (TT&S) and a Therapeutic Mentor (TM). Applicants must be available to work 24 hours per week part time and/or Per Diem.

• Provide mental and behavioral health services to children/adolescents and their families in the home and community settings.
• Co‑facilitate family sessions and conduct individual skill‑building sessions.
• Assist clients with crisis planning and safety protocols.
• Maintain accurate progress notes and billing for each client.
• Submit timesheets and weekly paperwork within required deadlines.
• Participate in one hour of face‑to‑face supervision per week and mandatory staff meetings.

• Work alongside a master’s level In‑Home Therapist to provide services within the IHT program.
• Co‑facilitate family sessions and conduct individual skill building.

• Take clients out into the community to practice daily living, social, and communication skills.
• Collaborate weekly with a MA level “Hub” for guidance and intervention strategies.

• $200/month Student Loan Repayment
• Professional Development / Tuition Reimbursement – $5,000 per year
• Weekly supervision by a licensed clinician
• Competitive Compensation
• Generous Paid Time Off – 5+ weeks per year
• Annual Merit Raises
• Mileage reimbursement – $0.70 per mile
• Cell Phone reimbursement
• Company Laptop
• Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Plan
• 401(K) with company match and discounted stock plan

Hours: Part time (24 hrs) or full time (32–40 hrs). Schedule is flexible with families; sessions typically after school or weekends as needed.

Caseload: 4–6 clients for part‑time, 8–10 for full‑time; driven by hours not set limits.

Areas of Service: Southeast MA region; may serve additional towns or nearby areas.

Crisis Stabilization: Provide support and safety plans; refer to 24‑hour crisis line if unavailable.

Supervision: One hour per week of face‑to‑face supervision; weekly group supervision offered.

Staff Meetings: Mandatory one‑hour weekly (currently biweekly via Zoom due to COVID).

Paperwork: Progress notes, billing, timesheets, initial intake and treatment plan updates (every 3 months for TM).

Telehealth: In‑person sessions unless telehealth requested.

• Education:
  
  Bachelor’s degree or high school diploma with at least 2 years of experience working with children/adolescents.
• Experience:
  
  1–2 years preferred.

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