Mobile Therapist for PCIT & Trauma-Informed Care

Ozark Center; United States; On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Freeman Health System's Ozark Center is seeking a Mobile Mental Health Therapist to deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive care in a mobile clinic setting, serving rural and underserved communities with early intervention and evidence-based practices.

The role includes individual, group, and family therapy, PCIT, telehealth, and mobile documentation tools; collaboration with psychiatrists, nurses, and other mobile unit staff; and supervision of unlicensed therapists when appropriate.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required; Doctorate preferred but not required.
• Full licensure preferred; provisional licensure accepted.
• Experience in mobile or community-based behavioral health settings desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual, group, marital, and family counseling in a mobile setting.
• Deliver PCIT and other evidence-based interventions in a mobile clinic environment.
• Conduct intake interviews, identify presenting problems, and develop preliminary treatment plans.
• Provide crisis intervention services during regular mobile clinic operations.
• Utilize telehealth platforms and mobile documentation systems.
• Collaborate with community partners, schools, and healthcare coalitions to identify service locations and client needs.
• Participate in outreach and engagement efforts to increase access to care.
• Support care coordination and referrals to internal and external services.
• Participate in multidisciplinary treatment planning and case reviews.
• Maintain compliance with documentation, ethical standards, and trauma-informed care principles.
• May supervise unlicensed therapists or interns if licensed.
• Perform all other duties as assigned.

Skills

Teletherapy

Trauma-informed care

Cultural responsiveness

Education

Master’s degree

Doctorate preferred

Tools

PCIT

Telehealth platforms

Job description

Freeman Health System's Ozark Center is seeking a Mobile Mental Health Therapist to deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive care in a mobile clinic setting, serving rural and underserved communities with early intervention and evidence-based practices.

The role includes individual, group, and family therapy, PCIT, telehealth, and mobile documentation tools; collaboration with psychiatrists, nurses, and other mobile unit staff; and supervision of unlicensed therapists when appropriate.