Location
- Raleigh,
- NC (1)
- High
- Point,
- NC (1)
- Asheville,
- NC (1)
- On-site/Off-Site:
- On-Site
- Clearance:
- N/A
- Education: · Master's degree in social work or counseling · Valid NC state license as a LCSW, LPC or LMFT at the independent provider level.
Experience
· 3 years post‐licensure clinical experience in behavioral health, individual, couple, family, mental health, and domestic/workplace violence counseling services, psychopathology, and psychosocial dynamics
Duties & Responsibilities
Provide licensed psychotherapist services to eligible clients with behavioral health disorders including psychological assessment, evaluation, telephonic and in-person crisis intervention, evidence-based treatments for trauma and clinical case management in an outpatient setting embedded within NCNG armories, and Reserve Component Family Assistance Centers. Provide clinical services such as assessment, triage, evaluation, diagnoses, treatment planning, and evidence-based treatments (EBT) for trauma i.e. Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Accelerated Resolution Therapy to eligible clients. Draft and provide analysis to identify behavioral health trends. Reports include: bio-psychosocial evaluations, case formulations, treatment plans, progress notes, etc. on a quarterly basis, submitted to the COR. Provide Psycho-Education Briefings to include Yellow Ribbon events, Unit Briefings, Military Funeral Honors, and Orientations. Provide Critical Incident Debriefings, generally on a quarterly basis. Provide consultation services to Command upon request that include making appropriate recommendations for treatment, referral, and resources available. Provide liaison services with outside support services. Visit armories on a monthly basis to communicate range of available IMHS services. Refer eligible members to mental health providers and provide follow- up services Provide proper transition for eligible clients to ensure continued care as appropriate. Mentor new IMHS contract employees IAW IMHS SOP; historical load provided per staff: 1:1. Must Haves: Knowledge of federal and state legal requirements pertaining to mental health counseling and patient confidentiality. Knowledge of HIPAA and Privacy Acts in civilian and military settings as well as the professional ethics surrounding the mental health career field. Strong organizational & communication skills, both written and verbal One year experience working with a Computerized Medical database system preferred. One year experience working on a virtual team preferred. Current certification or licensure in evidence based treatment for psychological trauma.
