Behavioral Health Therapist for Seniors & Disabled

Presbyterian Healthcare Services; Socorro (TX); On-site; USD 54,000 - 92,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition reimbursement

Scholarship opportunities

Wearable safety badge

Shift differentials

Malpractice insurance

Loan forgiveness

EPIC system

Job summary

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Therapist to deliver individual, family, and group counseling to seniors and disabled adults. You will assess patients, develop care plans, and work within an interdisciplinary team to promote well‑being and quality of life.

You will collaborate on care planning, lead engaging group sessions, and advocate for patients’ access to community resources, with a focus on compassionate, patient‑centered care.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in counseling/social work.
• 1–3 years’ experience in Clinical Therapy.
• Licensure required: LCSW or LPCC preferred; LMSW with commitment to test within 1 year for LCSW.

Responsibilities

• Direct Clinical Care: Provide individual, family, and group therapy sessions tailored to the needs of senior and disabled adult populations.
• Care Planning & Execution: Conduct clinical assessments to design, implement, and adjust comprehensive individualized plans of care.
• Engaging Group Therapy: Design and facilitate creative, interactive group activities to enhance engagement and therapeutic effectiveness.
• Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Partner with an interdisciplinary healthcare team to coordinate care and drive outcomes.
• Patient Advocacy & Support: Assist patients and families in navigating community resources and support services.

Skills

Clinical therapy experience

Education

Master’s degree in counseling/social work

1–3 years’ experience in clinical therapy

Licensure: LCSW or LPCC preferred; LMSW with exam within 1 year

Job description

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Behavioral Health Therapist to deliver individual, family, and group counseling to seniors and disabled adults. You will assess patients, develop care plans, and work within an interdisciplinary team to promote well‑being and quality of life.

You will collaborate on care planning, lead engaging group sessions, and advocate for patients’ access to community resources, with a focus on compassionate, patient‑centered care.