The Therapist is responsible for the delivery of coordinated and collaborative clinical services to children, adolescents, and families across various community-based settings. Such services shall be consistent with Agency policy and procedures, clinical supervision, the Core Practice Model, community mental health service provisions, and the standards of practice for registered and licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, Clinical Social Workers, or Psychologists within the State of California.
Job Duties
Responsible for the delivery and coordination of community-based mental health services to clients and families
Conducts clinical assessments and treatment planning
Provides culturally competent individual, family, and group therapy in the home, school, and other community settings
Engages family members/caregivers/identified support persons in regular collateral contacts/sessions/CFT meetings
Works collaboratively with all members of the treatment team (i.e., Child & Family Specialist, Facilitator, Parent Partner, Psychiatrist, school staff, identified DCFS and Department of Probation personnel)
Responds to crisis calls and provides crisis intervention services either by phone or face-to-face, as determined in consultation with clinical supervisor
Completes all documentation in accordance with deadlines and performance standards established by Policy and Procedures and/or the Director of Mental Health
Attends weekly individual and group supervision
Physical Requirements
In the course of performing this job, the incumbent typically spends time standing, walking on sloped/hilly areas of campus, carrying, driving, lifting (up to 40 pounds), listening, speaking, reaching, writing, and participating in restraint procedures
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Masters of Arts/Science (M.A./M.S.) Degree in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, Social Work or Counseling OR Doctorate (Ph.D./Psy.D.) Degree in Clinical Psychology or Counseling Psychology.
Active, current and clear registration/license with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences and/or California Board of Psychology
Trained in Intensive Field-Based Services (Intensive Care Coordination & Intensive Home-Based Services, Core Practice Model, Wraparound Roles, etc.) preferred
Experience working high-risk children, adolescents, adults and/or families within a Mental Health, Educational, Child Welfare and/or Juvenile Probation systems preferred
Availability to be on-call for crisis related services required
Bi-lingual/Bi-literate in Spanish highly preferred
Valid California Drivers License and proof of auto insurance required
Must fulfill all requirements of employment, including clearance of all required background records (e.g. Department of Justice, Child Abuse, California Community Care Licensing, County Sanction List, etc.), professional reference checks, physical examination with TB test, and drug screening
Employment type
Other
Job function
Health Care Provider
Industries
Non-profit Organizations
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