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The Wheeler-Clinic in Connecticut is seeking a Bilingual MDFT Clinician to deliver model-adherent intensive in-home therapy for adolescents with substance use and behavioral concerns, collaborating with families and schools. The role includes MDFT/OUD training and licensure hours to progress toward certification.
The position requires bilingual English/Spanish abilities, a hybrid work model with in-home sessions and remote components across Waterbury, New Haven, and New Britain.
The Bilingual Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy Clinician provides model adherent intensive in-home clinical treatment to adolescents with substance abuse and delinquent behaviors and their families. The Bilingual MDFT Clinician will go through the MDFT certification process, obtain licensure clinical and supervision hours and obtain experience in the adolescent, parent and family clinical realm.
*Please note: The Bilingual MDFT Clinician could also provide support through the MDFT-OUD model of care and would receive information and training on providing clinical support with the individuals and families in the program. The Multidimensional Family Therapy-Opioid Use Disorder (MDFT-OUD) program is an innovative and evidence-based, intensive in-home treatment program for adolescents and young adults, ages 12-21, presenting with opioid use disorder, complex behavioral health, or social and emotional challenges.
*Bilingual Required - Must be able to speak Spanish and English.
Salary-$62,000
Bilingual Stipend - $4,576 (annual, paid out throughout the year)
Sign-On Bonus - $5,000 (paid out in two separate payments)
Waterbury, New Haven and New Britain. Position is currently being offered as a hybrid schedule with remote and in-home sessions
Flexible full time schedule
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Completes clinical documentation
Provides triages for clinical emergencies and aligns with identified safety plan.
Works collaboratively with internal and external providers
Meets with families based on model expectations
Provides service in the office, remote and/or community settings outside of the office (e.g., homes, schools, hospitals, institutions, other community locations) as defined by the program. May transport clients to appointments or linkages as appropriate.
Work in a team to provide wrap around services to the family both clinical andcase management
Participate in on-call rotation with teammates to support clients/families in times of crisis.