Licensed Professional Counselor - Senior (TCHATT)
Job
Summary:
Responsible for evaluating individual and family needs after receiving a diagnosis and create a custom treatment plan.
Provides individual, couples, and family therapy to improve mental health and coping skills.
Connect families and caregivers to institute and community resources needed to improve quality of life.
May assist with leading and mentoring lower level team members.
Job Duties:
Evaluates individual's and family's needs after receiving a diagnosis and create a custom treatment plan and provide individual, couples, and family therapy to improve mental health and coping skills.
Facilitates and leads various therapeutic and support groups for patients and caregivers to develop appropriate coping mechanisms.
Develops innovative support and community engaging programs for caregivers and patients to promote mental health and encourage involvement in programs.
Coordinates with other providers, agencies, and community resources to provide comprehensive care.
Connects families and caregivers to institute and community resources needed to improve quality of life.
Assist with mentoring and leading clinical activities for interns and Master's Level counseling students in collaboration with the Clinical Director and Attending Physicians or faculty members overseeing the program.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
Education:
Master's degree in Psychology or related degree is required.
Experience:
Five (5) years post licensure experience is required.
Additional Licenses and Certifications:
A Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) is required Recommended Skills Clinical Works Coaching And Mentoring Licensed Professional Counselor (Lpc) Psychology Family Therapy Mental Health Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Summary:
Responsible for evaluating individual and family needs after receiving a diagnosis and create a custom treatment plan.
Provides individual, couples, and family therapy to improve mental health and coping skills.
Connect families and caregivers to institute and community resources needed to improve quality of life.
May assist with leading and mentoring lower level team members.
Job Duties:
Evaluates individual's and family's needs after receiving a diagnosis and create a custom treatment plan and provide individual, couples, and family therapy to improve mental health and coping skills.
Facilitates and leads various therapeutic and support groups for patients and caregivers to develop appropriate coping mechanisms.
Develops innovative support and community engaging programs for caregivers and patients to promote mental health and encourage involvement in programs.
Coordinates with other providers, agencies, and community resources to provide comprehensive care.
Connects families and caregivers to institute and community resources needed to improve quality of life.
Assist with mentoring and leading clinical activities for interns and Master's Level counseling students in collaboration with the Clinical Director and Attending Physicians or faculty members overseeing the program.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
Education:
Master's degree in Psychology or related degree is required.
Experience:
Five (5) years post licensure experience is required.
Additional Licenses and Certifications:
A Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) is required Recommended Skills Clinical Works Coaching And Mentoring Licensed Professional Counselor (Lpc) Psychology Family Therapy Mental Health Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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