Bilingual Youth Clinician

Florida United Methodist Children's Home; Enterprise, Deltona (FL, FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental/Vision/Life Insurance

Work-Life Balance with PTO

Retirement with company match

Tuition reimbursement

Montessori school tuition discount

Job summary

Florida United Methodist Children's Home seeks a licensed clinician (LMFT/LMHC/LMSW) in Enterprise, FL. The role requires a Master’s in Human Services or related field and bilingual English/Spanish proficiency.

You will conduct assessments, provide individual and group counseling, and coordinate care within a residential setting for children and youth in need. The position is full-time, exempt, on-site in Enterprise, with competitive benefits and opportunities for professional development.

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree in Human Services or related field and 1+ year experience preferred.
• Active license in LMFT, LMHC or LMSW, or registered intern, required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intake, admission, and diagnostic assessments and document results.
• Provide individual counseling at least weekly and crisis intervention as needed.
• Facilitate group counseling sessions in the residential milieu and psycho-educational groups.
• Coordinate with external providers for specialized services when needed.
• Maintain case documentation compliant with agency, state, and federal standards.

Skills

Licensed clinician (LMFT/LMHC/LMSW)

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

Master’s Degree in Human Services or related field

Active licensure (LMFT/LMHC/LMSW) or registered intern

Job description

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This is a permanent, full-time, exempt (salaried) position. This position is located in Enterprise, FL. Bilingual in Spanish, required.

Do you believe that every child deserves a healthy, happy, nurturing environment in which to grow? Are you an individual who desires to dedicate your career to enriching the lives of children and families? If so, we look forward to you joining Residing Hope where you can make a positive difference to children and families in need.

How We Help Children in Need

At Residing Hope, we believe that children and families should be empowered to experience the transforming love of Christ through evidence-based care and holistic services. This is reflected in our work as we care for children in crisis, including those abused, abandoned or neglected.

We give love, hope, and a place to live to more than 500 children through group homes, foster care, an independent living program, and specialized therapy.

Why Residing Hope?

• Competitive insurance plans, including health, dental, vision, life insurances, and more
• Work life balance, including flexible scheduling, generous paid time off plans and ten paid holidays per year
• Retirement benefits with up to a 5% contribution match
• Educational tuition reimbursement and certification incentives
• Incredible training opportunities
• Discounted tuition rates to our onsite Montessori school

What You Need

• Master’s Degree in Human Services or related field of study and one (1) plus year experience in social work, counseling, or related field preferred; or any combination of training, education and experience which would provide the required knowledge, abilities and skills to successfully perform in this role.
• Active license in LMFT, LMHC or LMSW, or registered intern, required.
• Experience working with children and youth in inpatient, residential, or detention facilities, preferred.
• Experience working in an ethical and culturally diverse environment with undocumented children and/or refugees, preferred.
• Have a workable understanding of appropriate theory and methodology in psychology.
• Ability to utilize evidence-based theory to conceptualize clinical cases to formulate treatment plans and related techniques and interventions.
• Experience working with children, youth, and/or families from high-risk backgrounds.
• Be familiar with DSM5, ICD10 assessment and diagnosis.
• Ability to maintain sensitivity to our target population’s cultural and socioeconomic characteristics.
• Ability to read, write and speak proficiently in both English and Spanish, required.
• Ability to provide proof of, obtain, and/or maintain the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) currently required immunizations (which are subject to change per ORR guidance).

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Conduct intake, admission, and diagnostic assessments, including crisis assessments when needed, with clients, and document results according to Caminos/Residing Hope programs standards to maintain quality assurance standards. Conducts screenings and assessments to identify special needs, developmental, medical, or mental health concerns as well as criminal history, gang involvement, trauma, risk assessments, and/or trafficking-related concerns in accordance with mandated timeframes.
• Responsible for providing youth with individual counseling sessions at least one time weekly, providing additional support as clinically necessary. Provides crisis intervention and supports.
• Responsible for ensuring group counseling sessions are provided in the residential milieu at least twice weekly. Facilitate weekly psycho-educational and therapeutic client groups.
• Continually monitor the mental well-being of clients and arrange for appropriate services as needed, including arranging for and facilitating external specialized services with community providers.
• Provide consultation and documentation regarding clients’ functioning, mental health status, and treatment needs.
• Responsible to ensure that Line of Sight and Sound Supervision standards are being met at all times while with youth.
• Collaborate with program staff to ensure that interventions and supports are established to modify dysfunctional behaviors and assist the youth to heal and strengthen their internal resources as well as learn socially appropriate skills.
• Ensures all assessments and screenings reflect involvement of the youth, family, and potential sponsors as appropriate.
• Evaluate the youth and family’s progress towards goal attainment on a designated basis in line with individual treatment and discharge plan goals.
• Maintain effective working relationships with families, youth, colleagues, consultants, and community agencies.
• Active participation in mandatory case review and planning meetings, demonstrating the ability to present an accurate and concise client summary to both internal and external team members.
• Complete required documentation and reports within the defined timelines.
• Ensure assigned case records meet documentation standards both with regards to documentation in the required agency, state, and federal databases and with regards to the client case file.
• Act in the capacity as Clinician on Call.
• Is responsive to staff and residents when there is a need for crisis counseling.
• Perform all other job duties and responsibilities, as assigned.

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

House Bill 531 (2025) Requires that we provide the following link that we screen all applicants through the Clearinghouse https://info.flclearinghouse.com

As part of our commitment to safety and child protection, Residing Hope requires all candidates for positions with access to children and teens to complete the Diana Screen. The Diana Screen is a scientifically validated online sexual risk screen designed to help identify individuals who may not recognize appropriate sexual boundaries between adults and children. It is not a test of intelligence, but a tool to measure attitudes and potential risk.