Residential Youth Crisis Clinician

Crisis Inc.; Connecticut; Sur place; USD 70 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Kids In Crisis in Connecticut provides emergency shelter, crisis counseling, and educational programs for children and families. The role reports to the Clinical Director and focuses on delivering clinical services within a therapeutic residential setting.

Responsibilities include individual, group, and family therapy, case management, and collaboration with community partners to ensure comprehensive support for high-risk youth and families.

Qualifications

• MSW or related master's degree in counseling or human services is required.
• Minimum 3-5 years post-graduate experience with clinical assessments and crisis intervention.
• Experience with individual, group, and family therapy preferred but not required.
• Knowledge of DSM - IV/V as it relates to early childhood and adolescents.
• English/Spanish Fluency Preferred

Responsabilités

• Provide comprehensive clinical services including individual, group, and family therapies.
• Maintain and manage a client caseload of up to 12 children/adolescents and families.
• Collaborate with Clinical Director on program development and residential living environment.
• Assist and supervise clinical team; participate in Residential Leadership Team and Multi-disciplinary teams.
• Discharge planning with families and connections to community supports.

Connaissances

Clinical assessments

Crisis intervention

Group therapy

Leadership

Written communication

Formation

MSW or related master's degree

Description du poste

Kids In Crisis in Connecticut provides emergency shelter, crisis counseling, and educational programs for children and families. The role reports to the Clinical Director and focuses on delivering clinical services within a therapeutic residential setting.

Responsibilities include individual, group, and family therapy, case management, and collaboration with community partners to ensure comprehensive support for high-risk youth and families.