Mental Health Therapist OR Clinical Psychologist (full time)

The Mental Health Therapist OR Clinical Psychologist functions as an independent healthcare provider who, working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team, provides diagnostic assessment and treatment to applicable demographic population to address the needs of these patients and provide clinical mental health services.

Responsibilities include assessment/intake, treatment planning, individual clinical therapy, and related documentation.

Emphasis is placed on the provision of evidence-based clinical behavioral health practices.

These services may be provided in a variety of settings, dependent on the population served (i.e. clinic settings, via telehealth, school settings, senior living facility).

In addition, this role may also perform duties associated with the Behavioral Health department in connection with the clinics/hospital as needed.

Position technical responsibilities

Perform assessments to evaluate a variety of mental health and behavioral conditions.

Collaborate and consult with a multidisciplinary team to address the needs of the population served, provide quality patient care, and to promote SPH’s vision and mission.

Coordinate patient care with a variety of resources. Resources will vary based on specific population served and could include, but is not limited to: schools, families, primary care, senior living facilities, and other specialty providers as needed.

Conduct individual/family/group counseling, utilizing evidence-based practices.

Utilize outcome tools to determine patient progress.

Assist in contributing to continuity of care planning as patients transition to other community-based services.

Maintain progress notes and other required electronic documentation.

Serve as a subject matter expert as part of a multidisciplinary team, provide feedback, and consult as needed.

Work collaboratively with Sauk Prairie Healthcare on projects and initiatives related to Behavioral Health Services.

Provide care within their scope of practice as outlined by applicable state law, licensing, regulations, SPH policy, and practice agreements.

2 years of experience providing evidence-based treatment as a Licensed mental health provider.

Preferred:

3-5 years of experience providing evidenced-based treatment as a Licensed mental health provider to include some experience working with students/families in a school-based setting. Experience working with substance use disorders.

Demonstrate comfort and experience working with younger children and possess the ability to provide developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions within a school-based model of care.

2 years of experience providing evidence-based treatment as a Licensed mental health provider.

Preferred:

3-5 years of experience providing evidence-based treatment as a Licensed mental health provider to include some experience working with applicable population. Experience working with substance use disorders.

Demonstrate comfort and experience working with younger children and possess the ability to provide developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions within a school-based model of care.