Clinical Program Therapist – Family & Crisis Therapy (PRN)

Ridgeview Institute - Smyrna; Smyrna (GA); On-site; USD 39,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Cafeteria on site

Employee engagement events

Employee assistance program

Employee recognition program

Free Parking

Job summary

Ridgeview Institute Smyrna is seeking a PRN Program Therapist. The role focuses on helping male patients meet bio-psychosocial needs, delivering treatment skills, and providing referrals as needed.

You will conduct individual, group, and family therapy, participate in crisis intervention, and ensure compliance with reporting standards. Ability to supervise staff and coordinate care is essential.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Social Work or clinical mental health field.
• MSW, APC, LPC, or LCSW preferred.
• At least two years in a psychiatric health care facility.
• Experience in family and group therapies and crisis intervention.

Responsibilities

• Formulate and conduct educational, therapeutic, and/or support groups.
• Continue professional development in individual, family, and group therapy and maintain records.
• Conduct individual/couples/family counseling on scheduled timetables.
• Comply with required standards for medical/legal reporting (e.g., child abuse, dependent adult abuse).
• Represent the facility at legal hearings and liaise with conservator’s office as needed.
• Assess psychosocial, educational, developmental, and behavioral functioning of patients/families.
• Apply bio-psychosocial knowledge and DSM-IV references to treatment planning.
• Direct other personnel to implement nursing care plans and verify this care.

Skills

Group therapy

Crisis intervention

Family therapy

Individual counseling

Bio-psychosocial assessment

Education

MSW or equivalent

Job description

Ridgeview Institute Smyrna is seeking a PRN Program Therapist. The role focuses on helping male patients meet bio-psychosocial needs, delivering treatment skills, and providing referrals as needed.

You will conduct individual, group, and family therapy, participate in crisis intervention, and ensure compliance with reporting standards. Ability to supervise staff and coordinate care is essential.