Role OverviewAssesses presenting problem, formulates clinical impressions, and completes psychosocial history. Prioritizes clinical problems, formulates treatment goals and facilitates construction of treatment plan, updating based on continuous evaluation and assessment of progress.
What You Will Do
Plans and conducts individual, group and family therapy with patients and families. Documents patient treatment using Electronic Medical Records (EMR).
Why It Might Be a Fit
Requires awareness of therapeutic boundaries, patient-centered approach, experience providing individual, group and family therapy, and experience with assessment, treatment planning, documentation, and discharge planning.
Requirements
- Awareness of therapeutic boundaries and ability to monitor transference within the therapeutic relationship.
- Patient-centered approach with ability to connect with each patient.
- Experience providing individual, group and family therapy.
- Experience with assessment, treatment planning, documentation, and discharge planning.
- Experience with community resources.
- Experience with crisis intervention.
- Experience working with a continuum of care including inpatient and intensive outpatient programs.
- Experience working with a multi-disciplinary team.
- Experience working with a variety of psychiatric and addiction disorders, patient populations, and levels of acuity.
- Supervisory experience of team members.
- Clinical supervision of master’s prepared individuals working towards clinical licensure.
Benefits
- Pay Range: $35.49 - $66.01
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