Job Title: Therapist
Reports To: Treatment Director
Summary: Provides in-person therapy services that specifically address and support the
mental health of teenage children in foster care living at the Group Residential Operation
(GRO). Services to include psychoeducation, individual and group counseling, family counseling
and crisis intervention.
Responsibilities:
Clinical
Provide therapy services (individual, family, and group counseling) for teens that
address their social/behavioral/mental health issues
Possess or be willing to gain certification in TBRI, EMDR and TF-CBT
Create treatment and discharge planning at intake
Assist with after hours on-call status, which will include availability by phone and could
include being present at the GRO at nights and on weekends, in certain instances
Actively participate in clinical case staffing
Perform other program duties that may arise as requested
Ensure continuity of care by communicating and collaborating weekly with the child’s
DFPS legal team education team/school and internal case workers/direct care staff.
Meet weekly with the Treatment Director to staff each teen on the caseload.
Administrative
Meet productivity requirements established by Treatment Director
Enter therapeutic documentation into ExtendedReach and other designated electronic
health record systems in a timely manner
Maintain positive relationships and consistent level of professionalism with outside
agencies and referral sources
Communicate and consult with co-workers/team and outside agencies as needed
Work with Treatment Director to ensure program compliance with all of the Texas
Minimum Standards for Group Residential Operations
Attend meetings, trainings, and workshops at Hope Haven of East Texas and outside
locations as requested
Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Credentials/Education/Licensures
Licensure preferred – LPC, LMFT OR LCSW. Will consider LMSW or LPC Intern or LMFT
Associate with experience and working towards licensure. Must provide own supervisor
for licensure.
Experience/Skill
Experience counseling individuals, groups and family
Must have training and experience with a trauma-informed model and crisis
intervention
Minimum five years’ experience working with adolescents with emotional and
behavioral challenges preferred
Ability to work with high need clients including those with co-occurring disorders,
complex trauma history, etc.
Strong client engagement skills
Excellent organization skills, detail oriented
Highly flexible and able to adapt to changing job environment
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to give and receive constructive feedback
Able to work independently and within a team
Experience with the Department of Family Protective Services preferred
Certification in TBRI, EMDR and TF-CBT preferred but not required
Willingness to obtain additional requested certifications/skills to achieve best practice at
the GRO
Child & Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) Assessment Certified, preferred
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