Deaf and Hard of Hearing Day Treatment Program Therapist and Site Supervisor
Volunteers of America
- Minnesota
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Provide comprehensive clinical diagnostic assessment, individual, family, and group psychotherapy, and clinical management to address emotional, behavioral, and mental health issues of clients and their families.
- Day treatment program curriculum design and implementation.
- In partnership with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program Manager/Clinical Supervisor, review applications to the day treatment program for clinical need and program suitability.
- Participate in day treatment program enrollment meetings, review meetings, and discharge meetings.
- Utilize the electronic health record to complete documentation in a professional and timely fashion that accurately reflects clinical services consistent with internal and external documentation standards. Clinical trainees: obtain signatures of supervising Mental Health Professional on all clinical documentation.
- Meet outcomes set for the position including personal productivity target for billable hours and positive client outcome as measured through client satisfaction survey.
- Participate in case consultation and team meetings. Provide input to the multidisciplinary team, representing one’s own discipline, regarding client treatment and professional practice.
- Clinical trainees: participate in clinical supervision at a frequency and method in accordance with the appropriate licensing Board. Mental health professionals: participate in individual meetings with Supervisor at a mutually agreed upon frequency.
- Collaborate with other providers including social workers, case managers, school staff, medical professionals, and family members/natural supports to coordinate care for assigned clients.
- Participate in internal quality assurance processes according to agency requirements.
- Pursue Continuing Education and Annual Training to produce the highest quality of service and expertise needed for the clinic and the organization.
- Assure program participant privacy is maintained by being knowledgeable of and following HIPAA privacy and security regulations.
- Provide availability for families to participate in family therapy, which may require some appointments after 4:00pm during the week, and work as many hours as needed to complete the job.
- Assess and formulate clinical diagnoses to inform treatment recommendations and goals in consultation with supervising Mental Health Professional.
- Submit clinical documentation to supervising Mental Health Professional for review and signature.
- Complete necessary documentation requested by clients regarding application for additional services in consultation with supervising Mental Health Professional for their review and signature as appropriate.
- Compare and evaluate possible courses of conduct through consultation with supervising Mental Health Professional, and act or make a decision after the various possibilities have been considered. The decisions made may consist of recommendations for action rather than the actual taking of action.
- Independently assess and formulate clinical diagnosis to inform treatment recommendations and goals.
- Complete necessary documentation requested by clients regarding application for additional services.
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- 403(b) Retirement Plan
- HSA & FSA Programs
- Employer Paid Life Insurance, Short-Term/Long-Term Disability
- Quality training, continuing career education and leadership programs
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Holiday & Sick Days)
- Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Clinical Counseling, or Social Work or Doctoral Degree in Psychology
- Pursuing clinical contact and supervision hours to achieve Mental Health Professional licensure through the corresponding licensing Board requirements
- Licensed with a pre-professional license when the corresponding licensing Board requires
- Licensed as a LP, LICSW, LPCC, or LMFT
- Minimum 2 years of experience in the mental health field