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Psychotherapist

SCO Family of Services

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#Bilingual #Spanish #Substance Use #Crisis Intervention #LMSW #LMHC #Team Meetings #Individual Therapy #Electronic Health Record #Trauma #LCSW #Professional Ethics

Full Time On Site 2-5 yrsPosted 4 months ago

Location

New York

Quick overview

The Psychotherapist will provide individual and family therapy to youth in the LGBTQ Program, conducting necessary screenings and completing all required case documentation in the Electronic Health Record. They must also participate in team meetings, mandated training, and provide crisis intervention services.

Requirements summary

Candidates must possess an active NYS license (LMSW/LCSW, LMHC, or Psychologist) and have experience working with underserved youth and their families, particularly LGBTQ youth in multicultural settings. Additional requirements include passing a physical exam and various background clearances, with availability for late afternoon to early evening hours.

ComplianceCrisis InterventionTrauma ScreeningClinical SupervisionIndividual TherapyEvidence-Based TreatmentFamily TherapyCase DocumentationBilingual (Spanish)Depression ScreeningLGBTQ YouthSuicide Risk ScreeningMulticultural Environments

Job description

Provide individual therapy as well as family therapy (when indicated) for youth in the LGBTQ Program.
Conduct screening assessments, including trauma and depression screens and suicide risk screens.
Complete all contractually required case documentation in the Electronic Health Record
Participate in team meetings, program-wide staff meetings, and mandated training,
Provide crisis intervention.
Participate in and support implementation of evidence-based/evidence-informed therapeutic model(s).
Ensure that services are delivered in compliance with SCO Family of Services, NYS, and federal standards, as well as standards for professional ethics.
Serve as a resource for program staff on factors that affect youth functioning, including trauma, domestic violence, mental illness, and substance use.
Participate and promote a positive, supportive and cooperative team environment.
Accept assignments as requested by clinical supervisor and/or Director of Clinical Services.
NYS license (LMSW/LCSW, LMHC, psychologist).
Bilingual (Spanish) a plus
Knowledge of trauma-informed, evidence-based treatment models a plus.
Experience in multi-cultural environments working with underserved youth and their families.
Experience working with LGBTQ youth.
Physical exam
Clearance by NYS Central Register, NYS Justice Center, DMV (if licensed driver), and fingerprinting
Ability to work late afternoons to early evenings.