Clinician II, Caregiver Services - Child Trauma Therapy

ChildSavers; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 58,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

ChildSavers in Richmond, VA is seeking a Clinician II, Caregiver Services to contribute to outpatient therapy for vulnerable children and families. You will provide psychotherapeutic care, perform case management, and collaborate with a clinical team to improve healing and growth within a 100-year-old nonprofit.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed care, coordination with community partners, and ongoing professional development while ensuring compliance with regulatory and funding requirements.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in social work, sociology, psychology, or related field with trauma-informed experience.
• Licensed by the VA Board of Health Professions to practice in VA, with at least 3 years post-graduate experience.
• Valid Commonwealth of VA driver's license and insurable to drive a company vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Delivery of psychotherapeutic clinical care and case management per DBHDS and DMAS regulations.
• Development and implementation of Individual, Family, and Group treatment interventions as applicable.
• Direct therapeutic care of caseload; participate in group therapy and team coverage.
• Maintain compliance with funding source regulations and timely documentation.
• Collaborate with Outpatient Program Supervisor and Mental Health Leadership Team.
• Conduct intake assessments and diagnoses, supports with referrals as needed.
• Support daily clinical consultation for junior colleagues and case consultation as needed.
• Maintain certifications and credentialing through continuing education.

Skills

Trauma-Informed Care

Case Management

Clinical Collaboration

Interdisciplinary Teamwork

Education

Master's Degree in Social Work

Licensed in VA

Job description

ChildSavers in Richmond, VA is seeking a Clinician II, Caregiver Services to contribute to outpatient therapy for vulnerable children and families. You will provide psychotherapeutic care, perform case management, and collaborate with a clinical team to improve healing and growth within a 100-year-old nonprofit.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed care, coordination with community partners, and ongoing professional development while ensuring compliance with regulatory and funding requirements.