Mental Health Clinician II-IV: Therapy & Community Care
Community Counseling Solutions
Pendleton (OR)
On-site
USD 56,700 - 111,600
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Health, dental, and vision insurance
6% initial 401(k) match
Potential for flexible schedule options
Potential for tuition reimbursement
Generous paid leave and holidays
Job summary
A community-focused service provider located in Pendleton seeks a Mental Health Specialist (II, III, or IV) to provide culturally competent behavioral health treatment. The role involves delivering clinical services to a diverse clientele, including screening and assessments in a collaborative environment with community partners. Candidates must have qualifications ranging from a bachelor’s degree to a doctorate based on the position level. This role offers competitive pay, including a hiring bonus and comprehensive benefits package.
Qualifications
Doctorate or Master’s degree required for MHS IV and III roles.
Bachelor's degree and willingness to enroll in a Master's program for MHS II.
Must have or be able to obtain certifications from the Department of Human Services.
Responsibilities
Provide clinical services including screening and therapy to clients.
Coordinate case planning with agency employees and other contractors.
Act as a liaison and advocate for clients with other agencies.
Skills
Knowledge of symptoms and challenges faced by people with mental illness and addictions
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Teamwork ability
Computer literacy
Education
Doctorate in social work, psychology, or related field
Master's degree in social work, psychology, or related field
Bachelor's degree and enrollment in a Master's program
Job description
A community-focused service provider located in Pendleton seeks a Mental Health Specialist (II, III, or IV) to provide culturally competent behavioral health treatment. The role involves delivering clinical services to a diverse clientele, including screening and assessments in a collaborative environment with community partners. Candidates must have qualifications ranging from a bachelor’s degree to a doctorate based on the position level. This role offers competitive pay, including a hiring bonus and comprehensive benefits package.