Victor·Truckee, California
The Clinician provides comprehensive mental health assessments and implements clinical treatment and case management for children and adolescents. This includes delivering individual, group, and family therapy while coordinating care with families and community agencies.
Join Victor as a Clinician – Deliver Care That Creates Lasting Change
Are you a dedicated mental health professional seeking a role where your clinical expertise creates measurable, meaningful impact? At Victor Community Support Services, we are committed to delivering trauma-informed, family-centered care that transforms lives. As a Clinician, you’ll play a vital role in guiding youth and families toward resilience and emotional well-being—one therapeutic step at a time.
At Victor, we support you with clinical supervision, a collaborative team culture, and a shared purpose: helping others soar.
The Clinician is responsible for establishing and implementing quality clinical treatment and case management for children and adolescents with special mental health needs. Clinicians shall provide individual, group, and family therapy as well as rehabilitative services and case management in whatever setting is most beneficial for the identified client. In addition, the Clinician is responsible for completing all documentation and written reports required by the Agency.
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Provides comprehensive mental health assessments on assigned clients to determine the need for mental health services.
Develops treatment plans and goals based on assessed areas of needs and strengths identified in the assessment.
The Clinician shall monitor and evaluate client's progress on identified goals in the treatment plan.
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Completes all required documentation in a timely manner for each assigned client and maintains a comprehensive set of treatment records as stipulated in the County Mental Health Plan (MHP) or other agencies responsible for program oversight.
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Acts as the liaison between the program and family/community agencies including individuals such as Parents/Caregivers, Case Managers, County Social Workers, Teachers/Education Providers, and Probation Officers.
The Clinician shall work with the family or care providers in the implementation of treatment plans and will maintain contacts with all important individuals in the client's life.
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Provides individual, family, and group counseling based on the needs of the clients served.
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Meets Agency service percentage standard reflecting expected time spent with clients, if applicable.
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Completes other assigned program operational tasks in accordance with supervisory directives.
1. Completion of a clinical program with a Master's or Ph.D. degree in a field of behavioral science from an accredited educational institution. 2. Holds a current license registration issued by the Board of Behavioral Sciences (AMFT, ACSW, APCC, LMFT, LCSW, LPCC)
Market context
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