Therapist

Tehama; Red Bluff (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation 2 weeks

Sick leave 2 weeks

Holidays 13

Medical insurance 80%

Dental & Vision 50%

Life insurance 100%

Retirement plan 3% match

Job summary

Empower Tehama is a nonprofit organization serving rural Northern California, delivering crisis intervention, counseling, and advocacy for survivors and families affected by domestic violence.

The Therapist position is full-time and may require weekends or after-hours work. Proficiency with Outlook, Word, and Excel is expected, as is a compassionate, trauma-informed approach to high-risk populations.

Qualifications

• Trauma-informed approaches for diverse clients.
• Ability to conduct comprehensive intakes and assessments.
• Strong listening and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Deliver trauma-informed counseling to children, survivors, and high-risk individuals.
• Conduct intakes and assessments, coordinate with referred clients.
• Provide crisis intervention and advocacy services; facilitate groups as assigned.

Skills

Trauma-informed counseling

Crisis intervention

Intake & assessment

Active listening

Client documentation

Tools

Outlook

Word

Excel

Job description

Empower Tehama is a nonprofit organization in rural Northern California. Our mission is to promote healthy relationships and social change in our communities.
We offer many services for individuals and families affected by domestic violence including crisis intervention, support advocacy, legal services, housing assistance and counseling.

About the Job: The Therapist will deliver services for children, adults, perpetrators of abuse as well as survivors; provide comprehensive intakes and assessments with walk-ins and referred clients to determine appropriate interventions and treatment plans; obtain all necessary releases to provide and/or coordinate services identified and/or requested. Therapists provide effective, trauma-informed counseling services to include crisis intervention, therapy, advocacy and related services; provide individual therapy for child victims of abuse or crime and, if appropriate, provide group therapy for child victims of abuse or crime; work with parents to aid in the healing process for the child; facilitate psycho-educational and/or process groups as assigned; work closely with community partners on shared clients to assure continuity of care, avoid duplication of services and improve client outcomes.

Must be proficient in Outlook and have working knowledge of WORD and Excel. Must be trauma informed and able to work with high-risk populations. Strong active listening skills, professional phone etiquette, good decision-making, attention to detail and a non-judgmental attitude.

We invite you to use your strengths and experience to improve access, service delivery and outcomes for survivors and their children. If you want to make a real difference - for your voice to be heard – this may be a good opportunity for you.

This position is fulltime (40+ hours per week). Staff may be required to work weekends and/or after hours. Upward mobility is available from this position.

Benefits

Vacation (2 weeks); Sick (2 weeks); Holidays (13) for a total of 6.6 weeks paid time off

Insurance: Medical (80%); Dental and Vision (50%); Life insurance (100%)

Retirement Plan: 100% match up to 3% of salary