Clinician

CHILDRENS CRISIS TREATMENT CENTER INC; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Children’s Crisis Treatment Center Inc in Philadelphia seeks a SBS Clinician to conduct intake assessments and deliver individual and family psychotherapy to children in a school-based setting.

The role includes care coordination, discharge planning, and collaboration with families, teachers, and other providers; requires licensure or NJ licensure pursuit, and at least one year of pediatric mental health experience.

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in psychology or Master’s in social work/psychology required.
• Licensed to practice in NJ or pursuing licensure in NJ.
• Minimum of one year of experience delivering mental health services to children and families.
• Ability to provide clinic-based and community-based interventions.
• Strong collaboration in multidisciplinary teams and cultural responsiveness.

Responsibilities

• Perform intake assessments and implement recommendations and/or referrals.
• Provide individual therapy and family therapy and clinical case management as needed.
• Coordinate clinical care, including advocacy and referrals to services.
• Complete required paperwork accurately and timely; ensure records and treatment plans are up-to-date.
• Develop discharge plans with parents/caregivers.
• Provide community-based interventions and assist schools and teachers.
• Attend supervision, meetings, trainings, and mandatory CCTC trainings.
• Collaborate with diverse cultures and stakeholders.

Skills

Intake assessments

Individual therapy

Family therapy

Clinical case management

Crisis intervention

Education

Doctoral degree in psychology

Master's degree in social work or psychology

Job description

The SBS Clinician at Children’s Crisis Treatment Center (CCTC) will be responsible for completing intake assessments and providing individual and family psychotherapy to children presenting with crisis and behavioral health issues. Services will be provided in a school based setting.Summary of Essential Functions:Perform intake assessments and follow through with implementing recommendations and/or referrals.Provide individual therapy and family therapy and provide clinical case management services to clients on an as needed basis.Provide clinical care coordination which can include individual advocacy, referral to other services programs, and referral to other supports, services, and resources.Complete all required paperwork accurately and in a timely fashion. For intake assessments, ensure that appropriate documents and signatures are obtained. For active therapy cases, develop/revise treatment plans appropriately and ensure clients’ records are kept up-to-date, for example, ensure that all required paperwork is present within clients’ charts and that treatment plans and consent forms are signed by the appropriate parties by the due dates.Develop discharge plans for child clients in collaboration with their parents/caregivers and assist parents/caregivers with the implementation, when appropriate.Provide community-based interventions for clients including, but not limited to, assisting teachers in understanding and managing a child’s symptoms, participating in inter-agency meetings with clients’ other service providers.Assist in providing crisis intervention services to groups of children after a traumatic event has occurred within their school and/or community, as requestedMaintain a positive, professional and collaborative relationship and partnership with children, families and school community.Participate in individual and/or group supervision with SBS Division Director.Participate in all meetings and interdepartmental meetings, as needed.Participate in internal as well as external trainings ensuring completion of CCTC’s mandatory trainings, as well as, trainings required for continued licensure, as appropriate.Complete all mandatory CCTC staff trainings in a timely manner.Assume other responsibilities as assigned by Division Director or CCTC’s Executive Director.Doctoral degree in psychology or Master’s degree in social work, psychology, or a related field; licensed to practice in the state of NJ or working to meet NJ licensure requirements; a minimum of one year experience in providing mental health services to children and families; ability and willingness to provide both clinic-based and community-based interventions and experience and interest in working collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team setting. The ability to work effectively with diverse cultures including those CCTC serves, staff, other provider agencies, payers and regulatory agencies. This individual will have strong organizational and leadership skills that serve to support CCTC’s mission and vision.