Conduct comprehensive mental health assessments for community-based programs both in person and virtually. Manage documentation in electronic health records and submit authorization requests to Medicaid MCOs.
Community Based Mental Health Assessor (LPC or LCSW; or Licensed-Eligible Residents or Supervisees in Social Work) EMS of Virginia is seeking a skilled assessor who will complete assessments for our community-based programs, including Intensive In-home, Mental Health Skill Building, and Crisis Services.
The successful individual will be licensed in the state of Virginia as an LPC or LCSW, or be eligible for supervision toward licensure.
EMS will provide the licensure supervision to the right candidate, as an added benefit of the position.
Duties include: Meet with clients in person or virtually to conduct comprehensive mental health assessment Complete assessment documentation in electronic health record (Lauris) Gather information for submission of request of authorization to Medicaid MCOs Electronically submit authorizations requests to MCOs Communicate with assessment and supervisory team about the process Successful candidate will be available to complete 3-6 assessments per week, up to 20 hours per week.
Scheduling will be flexible based on client need and request for services.
Pay is $25 per hour with opportunity for incentives based on performance.
There is an opportunity for growth with this position, if desired, for the right candidate.
Be a part of a team that values quality, relationships, and community partnerships!
Please send any questions to: info@emsofvirginia.com We look forward to hearing from you!
Candidates must be licensed as an LPC or LCSW in Virginia or be eligible for supervision toward licensure. Ability to complete 3-6 assessments per week for up to 20 hours is required.
Market context
Community-based mental health assessor roles in Virginia often draw interest from candidates with LPC or LCSW credentials because agencies need clinicians who can complete assessments consistently and work in the field. Competition is usually strongest for applicants who already hold Virginia licensure or are eligible for supervision, since those qualifications align closely with the role’s requirements and growth path. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and assessment capacity before applying.
