Warm Valley Health Care·Fort Washakie, Wyoming
The Mental Health Therapist provides a full continuum of behavioral health services, including clinical assessments, individual and family therapy, and the development of treatment plans. They also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and facilitate family programming while maintaining accurate documentation and adhering to ethical standards.
Make a Difference Through Healing and Culture Doya Natsu Healing Center is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Mental Health Therapist to join our team. This role is ideal for a professional who is passionate about delivering high-quality behavioral health services while honoring culturally grounded approaches to healing within Native communities.
Under the supervision of the Clinical Supervisor and Program Director, the Mental Health Therapist provides a full continuum of behavioral health services, including assessment, treatment, and ongoing care for individuals and families. This position plays a key role in supporting recovery through evidence-based practices, family programming, and culturally relevant care models. Key Responsibilities Provide comprehensive services including: Clinical assessments and diagnostic evaluations Individual, group, and family therapy Intervention and follow-up care Referrals to residential treatment programs Develop individualized treatment and aftercare plans Facilitate client case coordination and multidisciplinary care Maintain accurate, timely documentation using the AccuCare system Collaborate with internal teams and external agencies to support client outcomes Lead and develop family programming for youth and families Respond to crisis situations using established safety protocols Maintain ethical and professional standards in accordance with NAADAC and applicable licensure codes Required Qualifications Current Wyoming licensure or equivalent in one of the following: LCSW, LPC, LMFT, LAT/LPC (dual licensure), or Psychologist Knowledge of: DSM-5 and ICD-10 diagnostic criteria ASAM placement criteria Evidence-based mental health and substance use treatment models Co-occurring disorders and family therapy approaches 12-step philosophy and other therapeutic modalities Understanding of culturally responsive care, including Native American healing practices such as the Red Road Experience working with diverse populations, including youth and families Strong group facilitation and interpersonal skills Knowledge of HIPAA and client confidentiality regulations Ability to provide services via telehealth Proficiency with computers and electronic health records Additional Requirements Valid driver's license with a good driving record No felony or DUI convictions within the past 3 years Ability to pass a background check First Aid and CPR certification (or ability to obtain within 90 days) Commitment to a recovery-oriented lifestyle (abstaining from alcohol and drug use while employed)
Opportunity to serve and support the community through meaningful work Collaborative, multidisciplinary team environment Integration of cultural values and traditional healing practices Opportunities for professional growth and continued education APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Submit a completed application with supporting documents via the online portal. For more information contact Kellie Webb, Executive Director, via email at kwebb@doyanatsu.org. Preference will be given to qualified Eastern Shoshone tribal members, then other qualified federally recognized Indian tribal members and then other qualified candidates. Applicants must submit a copy of Tribal Enrollment card or CIB for Indian Preference. Veterans who meet the minimum qualifications and provide documentation of an honorable discharge (DD214) from any branch of military service are entitled to receive preference points during the interview process. Any offer of employment is contingent upon a negative drug test, reference checks and background check. Refusal to undergo required testing or testing positive will render the applicant ineligible for employment.
Candidates must hold a current Wyoming licensure as an LCSW, LPC, LMFT, LAT/LPC, or Psychologist. Applicants are also required to have knowledge of DSM-5/ICD-10 criteria, evidence-based treatment models, and experience working with diverse populations.
Market context
Behavioral-health openings in Wyoming often reflect steady demand for psychiatrists, especially in settings serving rural and underserved communities. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for board-certified or board-eligible MD/DO candidates with an active, unrestricted license, strong communication skills, and comfort with clinical technology. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm licensure and practice preferences before applying.
