Residential Therapist - Trauma-Informed Care Leader

PATH (People Acting to Help), Inc.; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Annual increases

Bonuses for performance and longevity

Comprehensive benefits package for you

Job summary

PATH (People Acting to Help), Inc. in Philadelphia seeks a Clinical Therapist to provide individual, group, and family therapy to residents with behavioral health needs. The role emphasizes trauma-informed care, coordination with families, and collaboration with the residential team.

The position requires a Clinical Master’s Degree in Social Work or related field, two years’ experience, and CBT/DBT training. Proficiency with electronic health records and a valid driver’s license are preferred.

Qualifications

• Two years’ experience in behavioral health treatment and/or rehabilitation for individuals with mental illness and/or autism/id.
• CBT or DBT training preferred; driver’s license and insured vehicle preferred.
• Ability to use electronic health record systems; good interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual, group and/or family therapy at least weekly for residents.
• Ensure clinical treatment aligns with approved models and plans.
• Educate residents and families on mental health, substance use or related issues.
• Schedule flexibly to meet resident and family needs.
• Provide crisis intervention and management as indicated.
• Communicate with families and staff; document therapeutic leaves and visits.
• Develop discharge plans with the team and coordinate post-Residential plan resources.

Skills

Clinical MSW / MA in Social Work

CBT / DBT training

Driver's license

EHR experience

Excel

PowerPoint

Education

Clinical Master's Degree in Social Work / Psychology / Behavioral Health

Job description

PATH (People Acting to Help), Inc. in Philadelphia seeks a Clinical Therapist to provide individual, group, and family therapy to residents with behavioral health needs. The role emphasizes trauma-informed care, coordination with families, and collaboration with the residential team.

The position requires a Clinical Master’s Degree in Social Work or related field, two years’ experience, and CBT/DBT training. Proficiency with electronic health records and a valid driver’s license are preferred.