IBHS Clinician - Mobile Therapy & Family Support

PHMC; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

PHMC’s Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) Clinician delivers direct clinical intervention to children and families across school, home, and community settings. The role includes mobile therapy, data-driven assessments, and collaboration with schools and families.

The clinician provides individual, group, and family treatment, offers weekly supervision to BHTs, and ensures documentation and compliance with state and agency requirements. Evening hours may be required.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or better in psychology, social work, education, counseling or ABA with practicum.

Responsibilities

• Complete assigned assessments for referred children within defined timeframes.
• Develop a comprehensive Intensive Treatment Plan (ITP) and safety plan for each child and family.
• Provide individual, group, and family evidence-based treatment to assigned children and families.
• Provide weekly clinical supervision/observation to Behavioral Health Technicians on shared cases.
• Provide training and consultation to school personnel based on the BRIDGE model.
• Collaborate with parents/guardians and treatment team on discharge planning and goals.
• Maintain ongoing communication with team members and complete required documentation.

Skills

Behavior modification

Team collaboration

CASSP Principles

Social ecological theory

Child development

Trauma-informed care

Crisis intervention

DSM-V

Psychotropic meds knowledge

Diverse populations experience

Education

Master's degree in psychology, social work, education, counseling

Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Licensed in Pennsylvania as a behavior specialist (LBS)

BCBA certification

Job description

PHMC’s Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) Clinician delivers direct clinical intervention to children and families across school, home, and community settings. The role includes mobile therapy, data-driven assessments, and collaboration with schools and families.

The clinician provides individual, group, and family treatment, offers weekly supervision to BHTs, and ensures documentation and compliance with state and agency requirements. Evening hours may be required.