Intake Therapist - Crisis Care & IOP/PHP Specialist

Compasshealthcenter; Falls Church (VA); On-site; USD 77,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental/vision plans

401k with company matching

PTO including parental leave

CEU seminars

Job summary

Compass Health Center, headquartered in Chicagoland, is expanding with a new Falls Church, VA location to provide PHP/IOP behavioral health care for teens and adults. The Intake Therapist will guide patients through initial assessment, determine program fit, and coordinate referrals for appropriate care.

You will work with families, clinicians, and insurance teams to ensure timely access to care, participate in training, and support crisis-level treatment across our expanding network.

Qualifications

• Licensed Doctorate Level Psychologist or Masters Level Clinician with a clinical license.
• 1+ years of clinical intake assessments and therapy experience.
• Knowledge of CBT and DBT and other empirically supported treatments.
• Experience with patients in crisis.
• Experience in PHP/IOP, residential, or inpatient settings.

Responsibilities

• Complete initial intake evaluation to determine diagnosis and program fit.
• Coordinate with program directors about patient suitability for programming.
• Refer patients to appropriate providers if Compass isn't indicated.
• Screen intakes and answer questions from families, providers, and patients.
• Chart and coordinate with utilization review for initial insurance authorizations.
• Facilitate group and family therapy as needed.
• Participate in professional development activities.

Skills

CBT

DBT

Intake assessments

Individual therapy

Crisis experience

PHP/IOP experience

Education

Clinical license

Job description

Compass Health Center, headquartered in Chicagoland, is expanding with a new Falls Church, VA location to provide PHP/IOP behavioral health care for teens and adults. The Intake Therapist will guide patients through initial assessment, determine program fit, and coordinate referrals for appropriate care.

You will work with families, clinicians, and insurance teams to ensure timely access to care, participate in training, and support crisis-level treatment across our expanding network.