Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma·Durant, Oklahoma
The Behavioral Health Therapist provides counseling and crisis stabilization services to individuals in various medical clinic and hospital settings. They collaborate with medical staff to develop treatment plans, manage patient records, and facilitate referrals for continuing care.
As the Behavioral Health Therapist, you will provide counseling to individuals and groups to promote optimum mental and emotional health. You will report to Behavioral Health leadership.
Weekly Earned Wage Access is an Option for this Position |
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Provide assessment and stabilization for individuals who may be experiencing mental health crises.
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Counsel individuals to process crisis issues associated with, but not limited to; addictions and substance abuse, family, marital problems, depression, anxiety, trauma, stress management, self-esteem, aging and any other emotional stressors.
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Provide Behavioral Health services, self-care plan development, coping skills, motivational interviewing, and related integrated Behavioral Health services.
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Work closely with primary care providers, medical clinic support staff, and preventive program services staff encountering patients in all medical clinic settings 5.
Refer patients for inpatient treatment services, arrange for transportation, and provide any necessary documentation to facilities.
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Prepare and maintain all treatment records, maintain confidentiality of patient records, and upholds patient safety standards.
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Serves as liaison between medical staff, patients, relatives, and outside agencies.
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Provide services in a range of hospital settings including: family practice, ER, pediatrics, med-surge women’s health, etc.
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Interpret and assist in resolving problems that relate to medical condition and/or hospitalization.
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Collaborate with other staff members to perform clinical assessments, refer for continuing services, or develop treatment plans.
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Perform other duties as may be assigned.
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related human services field. Additionally, applicants must have at least two years of experience in a behavioral health setting and be under supervision for a professional license such as LPC, LCSW, LADC-MH, or LMFT.
Market context
In Oklahoma, Behavioral Health Therapist roles are typically competitive because employers look for a master’s degree, an active state license such as LPC, LCSW, LMFT, or LADC, and current BLS certification. Candidates who can show experience with behavioral health settings and readiness to meet licensure requirements often stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and BLS before applying.
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