EMS·New Kent, Virginia
The Intensive In-home Clinician Counselor will provide 1-1 mental health counseling to clients in their homes and work with family systems. Responsibilities also include case management, completing individualized service plans, and maintaining communication with the clinical supervisor.
Mental Health Counselor: Community Based (QMHP-C)
EMS of Virginia has been in business since 2005 serving the mental health needs of the Tri-Cities area.
We pride ourselves in being a "boutique" style agency.
We have a solid foundation and are continually looking for ways to offer quality in the services we offer.
We are constantly looking for ways to be different, to provide services to clients in a way that tailors to their specific needs, and to provide a positive, comfortable, and fun work environment for our team members.
We expect hard work, but hard work pays off at EMS of Virginia!
We invest in our staff so that you can progress in your career.
We can offer licensure supervision toward LPC or LCSW, in addition to offering leadership opportunities within the organization.
EMS of Virginia has been in business since 2005. We strive to hire invested individuals who are willing to help the company reach our goals so that we can help you reach your goals. In addition to a competitive hourly wage, we offer: health insurance to full-time team members (30+ billable hours per week), accrued PTO, flexible schedules, CEUs, paid supervision time, paid team meeting time, bonus incentives, retirement planning with company match, and training toward QMHP licensure.
If you are a QMHP with experience with children, we want to hear from you! Please visit our website: www.emsofvirginia.com [http://www.emsofvirginia.com], or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to get a sense of who we are!
Candidates must be registered with the Department of Health Professions as a QMHP-C. Experience with children is preferred, and the agency offers supervision toward LPC or LCSW licensure.
Market context
Behavioral-health roles in Virginia commonly draw steady demand as agencies and treatment programs look for clinicians who can support counseling, care coordination, and recovery services. These positions are competitive because a valid CSAC license is required, while a psychology or counseling degree and treatment-industry experience are preferred; benefits often include PTO and health-related coverage. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, and confirm your licensure details before applying.