In-Person Licensed Therapist (DC)

Preventive Measures, Inc.; Washington; Vor Ort; USD 69.000 - 99.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Preventive Measures, Inc. seeks a licensed therapist to provide on-site individual psychotherapy in Washington, DC. This fee-for-service, in-person role requires a Master's degree in a behavioral health field and an active DC license.

You will diagnose, treat, and coordinate care with an interdisciplinary team using evidence-based modalities. Strong clinical judgment, cultural competence, and trauma-informed care are essential.

Qualifikationen

• Master's degree or higher in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a closely related behavioral health discipline.
• Active, unrestricted independent clinical license in Washington, DC (LICSW, LPC, Licensed Psychologist, or equivalent).

Aufgaben

• Provide individual psychotherapy to consumers diagnosed with mental health conditions and serious mental illness (SMI).
• Establish and maintain strong therapeutic rapport with consumers.
• Implement evidence-based modalities (CBT, DBT, MI, trauma-informed approaches).
• Tailor interventions to each consumer's diagnosis and treatment goals.
• Develop and regularly review individualized treatment plans.
• Identify consumers requiring additional behavioral health, medical, or community-based services and coordinate referrals.
• Complete accurate documentation in the EHR and ensure compliance with licensing and regulatory requirements.

Kenntnisse

Therapeutic rapport

Evidence-based psychotherapy

Clinical judgment

Communication skills

Trauma-informed care

Ausbildung

Master's degree in behavioral health

Independent clinical license (DC)

Jobbeschreibung

Preventive Measures, Inc. seeks a licensed therapist to provide on-site individual psychotherapy in Washington, DC. This fee-for-service, in-person role requires a Master's degree in a behavioral health field and an active DC license.

You will diagnose, treat, and coordinate care with an interdisciplinary team using evidence-based modalities. Strong clinical judgment, cultural competence, and trauma-informed care are essential.