Highfields Inc·Jackson, Michigan
The therapist provides assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for individuals and families across various settings including homes and offices. Responsibilities include documenting services in electronic medical records and coordinating with referral sources.
The Outpatient Mental Health Therapist provides supportive assessment, treatment and resource development for individuals and families through the provision of services underwritten by insurance companies, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services counseling contracts, and/or community mental health authorities.
Engage with children, adults and families, assisting them to improve their functioning.
Assess, provide a diagnosis, and devise practical intervention strategies.
Provide clinical interventions in settings including, but not limited to, homes, community settings, or office.
Provide services according to model expectation across multiple referral bases.
Interact with clients in non-traditional settings and during non-traditional hours.
Document services using an electronic medical record and/or other formats.
Represent Highfields and the clients served through interacting with referral sources.
Candidates must possess a Master's degree in counseling or social work and a valid driver's license. A state license is required, and at least one year of experience providing counseling to children and families is necessary.
Market context
Behavioral health openings in Michigan often draw steady interest because employers need independently licensed clinicians who can provide consistent weekly availability. For this LMSW role, competition may center on licensure status, schedule flexibility, and readiness to meet a 25-session, 30-hour weekly commitment. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the full posting, then confirm your Michigan licensure and availability before applying.
