Youth Mental Health Clinician — Therapy & Supervision

Connections365; Salem (OR); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Connections365 seeks a Therapist II in Oregon to deliver individual, group, and family therapy within mental health/mentoring programs. The role may include supervising subordinate staff and supporting the OYA residential milieu services.

Strong licensing and child/adolescent knowledge are required for effective treatment planning and outcomes. Responsibilities include safeguarding client welfare, documenting plans, and collaborating with caseworkers, supervisors, and partners to meet youth

Qualifications

• Must hold a graduate degree in a mental health field or nursing and be licensed in Oregon.
• Knowledge of child and adolescent development and family systems counseling.
• Experience in planning and delivering mental health services and supervising staff.

Responsibilities

• Provides individual, group, and family therapy as part of mental health/mentoring programs.
• Plans, provides, and assesses treatment services and performance; may supervise staff.
• Supports milieu services for youth in the OYA residential program as needed.
• Documents treatment plans, assessments, and reports accurately and timely.
• Participates in staff training, court appearances as needed, and agency procedures.

Skills

Child & adolescent development

Family systems counseling

Mental health services

Building rapport with clients

Education

Graduate degree in psychiatric nursing

Graduate degree in another mental health field

Oregon licensure

Job description

Connections365 seeks a Therapist II in Oregon to deliver individual, group, and family therapy within mental health/mentoring programs. The role may include supervising subordinate staff and supporting the OYA residential milieu services.

Strong licensing and child/adolescent knowledge are required for effective treatment planning and outcomes. Responsibilities include safeguarding client welfare, documenting plans, and collaborating with caseworkers, supervisors, and partners to meet youth