In-Home Youth Therapist (Part-Time, Per Diem)

Pathways to Life, Inc; Smithfield (NC); On-site; USD 165,000 - 248,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem compensation

Job summary

Pathways to Life, Inc. seeks an Intensive In-Home Qualified Professional (IIH-QP) for a part-time, per diem role in Smithfield and Selma, NC.

You will provide in-home therapy to children and adolescents (ages 5–17) and their families, with a flexible schedule and 2–6 hours per week per family. You will manage a variable caseload of 8–12 families, complete documentation within 24–48 hours, participate in supervision, respond to crises, and coordinate with schools and other providers.

Qualifications

• North Carolina QP criteria required with post-graduate experience
• Bachelor’s in Human Services + 2 years experience with children/adolescents
• Bachelor’s in any field + 4 years experience
• Master’s in Human Services + 1 year experience
• Master’s in any field + 2 years experience

Responsibilities

• Provide in-home therapy and interventions on a per diem basis
• Deliver psychoeducation and skills to caregivers and youth
• Maintain a flexible caseload of up to 8–12 families
• Complete clinical documentation within 24–48 hours
• Participate in weekly supervision and team meetings
• Respond to crisis situations as needed
• Coordinate care with schools and other providers
• Develop 30‑day measurable goals in care plans
• Track progress and adjust interventions by client outcomes

Skills

In-home therapy

Behavioral interventions

Psychoeducation

Caregiver support

Caseload management

Crisis response

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Human Services

Bachelor’s degree in any field

Master’s degree in Human Services

Master’s degree in any field

Tools

CPR training

NCI training

Documentation systems

Job description

Pathways to Life, Inc. seeks an Intensive In-Home Qualified Professional (IIH-QP) for a part-time, per diem role in Smithfield and Selma, NC.

You will provide in-home therapy to children and adolescents (ages 5–17) and their families, with a flexible schedule and 2–6 hours per week per family. You will manage a variable caseload of 8–12 families, complete documentation within 24–48 hours, participate in supervision, respond to crises, and coordinate with schools and other providers.