Juvenile Mental Health Therapist – Accountability Program

Auburn University; Mount Meigs (AL); Presencial; USD 55 000 - 90 000; Tempo parcial

Resumo da oferta

Auburn University’s College of Liberal Arts, Psychological Sciences Department, invites applications for a Mental Health Specialist I/II/III. The role provides individual and group psychotherapy to juveniles adjudicated for sex offenses, plus psychoeducation groups and family therapy.

Responsibilities include clinical intervention, team meetings, psychoeducational groups on emotion management and cultural diversity, documentation and risk assessments, and community outreach to support program

Qualificações

• Degree in Clinical Psychology, Social Work, Professional Counseling or related field
• Master's degree required for Level I
• Level II requires Master’s degree plus 2 years of experience
• Level III requires Master’s degree plus 4 years of experience
• State licensure in counseling, social work or psychology or eligible for licensure required upon hire
• Experience substitution allowed: education can count toward experience

Responsabilidades

• Provides individual, group and family therapy to students in Accountability Based Sex Offender Program II
• Participates in clinical team meetings to discuss progress and treatment plans
• Facilitates psychoeducational groups on emotion management and cultural diversity
• Completes documentation, risk assessments, and casemanagement tasks
• Plans activities for the Accountability Based Sex Offender Program II student community
• Participates in community meetings to resolve problems within the community

Formação académica

Master's degree

2 years of experience

4 years of experience

Licensure eligible

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Auburn University’s College of Liberal Arts, Psychological Sciences Department, invites applications for a Mental Health Specialist I/II/III. The role provides individual and group psychotherapy to juveniles adjudicated for sex offenses, plus psychoeducation groups and family therapy.

Responsibilities include clinical intervention, team meetings, psychoeducational groups on emotion management and cultural diversity, documentation and risk assessments, and community outreach to support program