Child & Adolescent Therapist - Growth & Impact

Columbia Mental Health, Columbia Mental Health; Ranson (WV); On-site; USD 47,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401K

Low-cost virtual care

Dependent coverage

Domestic partner coverage

Job summary

Columbia Mental Health in the United States is seeking a Child & Adolescent Therapist to join a multidisciplinary team. You will conduct culturally sensitive assessments and provide outpatient therapy to children and families, while developing safety and wellness plans and engaging in team-based care.

The role emphasizes licensure progression, ongoing professional development, and collaboration with psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and support staff to improve client outcomes across the

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a relevant field and licensure-related background.
• Experience working with children and families.
• Provisional license per state regulation if needed.
• Educational background supporting professional licensing.

Responsibilities

• Conduct culturally sensitive assessments for new clients and families.
• Provide outpatient individual and family therapy tailored to each client.
• Develop crisis, safety, relapse, and wellness plans.
• Participate in case consultations, agency meetings, and discharge planning.
• Ensure timely billing, documentation, and insurance authorization.
• Collaborate with psychiatrists, nurses, dietitians, and staff.

Skills

Excellent communication

Rapport building

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Ethical practice

Time management

Documentation accuracy

Education

Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage and Family Counseling, or related field

Licensure eligibility or provisional license as required

Job description

Columbia Mental Health in the United States is seeking a Child & Adolescent Therapist to join a multidisciplinary team. You will conduct culturally sensitive assessments and provide outpatient therapy to children and families, while developing safety and wellness plans and engaging in team-based care.

The role emphasizes licensure progression, ongoing professional development, and collaboration with psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and support staff to improve client outcomes across the