Role OverviewThe Behavioral Health Provider will provide behavioral health services in support group format and/or individual session from the Child’s Advocacy Center (CAC) to victims and/or their non-offending caregivers each week.
What You Will Do
Deliver direct patient services, such as performing initial assessment, diagnosis, and documentation of each event necessary to determine placement for level of care. Deliver direct patient services performing individual and group counseling sessions, and documentation of each event, as needed.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This position specializes in traumatic clinical counseling, and is a vital component in the trauma recovery process. The counselor is responsible for monitoring the safety and well-being of clients, as well as assisting clients in processing traumatic experiences in a safe and healthy way.
Requirements
- Professional certification as a Licensed Professional Counselor, Clinical Social Worker, Master’s Level Psychologist, or Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
- Preferred accreditation by the National Board for Certified Counselor as National Certified Counselor (NCC), accreditation as a Master Accelerated Resolution Therapy Practitioner, certified as a Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist for Children and Approved Licensed Professional Supervisor for the state of West Virginia
- Master's degree required
- 1 Year of Position-Related Experience required, 5+ years preferred
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