Trauma Clinician for First Responders — Hybrid/Remote
Blue Rose Consulting Group, Inc.
Fairbanks (AK)
On-site
USD 55,104 - 103,320
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Clinical Autonomy
Flexible Schedule
Competitive Hourly Rates
Meaningful Work-Life Integration
Job summary
Blue Rose Consulting Group, Inc. is seeking Independent Licensed Mental Health Clinicians to provide specialized behavioral health support to federal wildland firefighters. The role offers unparalleled flexibility as a 1099 contractor with competitive hourly rates. Ideal candidates should possess a Master's or Doctorate in mental health, current licensure, and experience in trauma-focused therapies. This position allows for clinical autonomy and the chance to make a significant impact on the mental healthcare access of first responders.
Qualifications
Current, Independent Licensure in the state of practice is non-negotiable.
Minimum of 2 years post-licensure experience providing direct clinical care.
Specialized training or certification in trauma-focused therapies is preferred.
Responsibilities
Deliver individual and group therapy for complex issues including PTSD.
Provide both routine clinical care and immediate crisis intervention.
Conduct comprehensive diagnostic assessments and develop treatment plans.
Skills
Trauma Specialization
Crisis Intervention
Diagnostic Assessments
Telehealth Services
Education
Master’s or Doctorate in a mental health discipline
Job description
Blue Rose Consulting Group, Inc. is seeking Independent Licensed Mental Health Clinicians to provide specialized behavioral health support to federal wildland firefighters. The role offers unparalleled flexibility as a 1099 contractor with competitive hourly rates. Ideal candidates should possess a Master's or Doctorate in mental health, current licensure, and experience in trauma-focused therapies. This position allows for clinical autonomy and the chance to make a significant impact on the mental healthcare access of first responders.