Counselor 1
SPHS GROUP·Washington, Pennsylvania
SPHS GROUP·Washington, Pennsylvania
The role involves providing clinical assessments and outpatient psychotherapy through individual, family, and group sessions to develop comprehensive treatment plans. Essential functions include conducting diagnostic services, implementing individualized treatment plans, participating in team meetings, and maintaining professional case records.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Rehabilitation, Nursing, or Activities Therapy, or a Graduate Degree with specific mental health credits, adhering to DHS or DDAP regulations. Additional requirements include obtaining necessary credentials, demonstrating interviewing skills, and passing mandatory criminal and child abuse background clearances.
Market context
Counselor roles in Pennsylvania are often competitive because employers look for candidates with the right clinical education, active clearance eligibility, and the ability to work in settings tied to child and behavioral health needs. Benefits such as medical, dental, retirement, time off, and advancement opportunities can make these openings appealing. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before gathering your clearances and confirming your degree credentials.
