Licensed Therapist-Clinic

To apply for the Licensed Therapist position at our clinic, you must have a Master’s Degree in Social Work and NYS Professional Licensure such as LCSW. Comfort in working with children, adolescents, and families, along with experience handling mental health and substance abuse complexities, is also essential. Additional skills like efficient use of electronic medical records would be beneficial.

As a Licensed Therapist at our clinic, your primary responsibilities include providing individual and group therapy services, conducting intakes, and completing psychosocial assessments. You'll manage a diverse caseload and develop treatment plans tailored to each client's unique challenges, guiding them on their recovery journey.

Absolutely! Our clinic provides supervision hours towards licensure, ensuring that you have the support needed to advance in your career as a Licensed Therapist while gaining crucial experience in a therapeutic environment.

As a Licensed Therapist at our clinic, you can look forward to a comprehensive benefits package that includes covering 85% of your licensing or certification exam fees, assistance with loan repayment, a robust medical and supplemental benefits plan, and a 403b match. Plus, you will have access to employee discounts and health and wellness events!

Yes! We offer a fantastic pay-to-stay bonus of $7,500 for our Licensed Therapists. This bonus is just one of the many reasons our clinic is a great place to work while you provide valuable services in the community.

Yes, our clinic offers a hybrid opportunity for Licensed Therapists, allowing for a flexible work environment that can be tailored to your needs while maintaining the vital therapeutic connections with your clients.

Definitely! Our clinic emphasizes professional growth and development, providing ongoing continuing education opportunities for our Licensed Therapists. We believe in empowering our staff with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in their roles.

In developing treatment plans, it's crucial to engage the client in the process by discussing their goals and needs. I focus on gathering comprehensive psychosocial assessments and using evidence-based practices to build a tailored plan that reflects the client's strengths and challenges.

When faced with a difficult case, I prioritize building rapport and trust with the client. For example, I worked with a client struggling with substance abuse by employing motivational interviewing techniques, which helped them open up and engage better in our sessions and treatment process.

I often utilize cognitive-behavioral techniques to help clients identify and change negative thought patterns. This can lead to significant behavioral changes and improved mental health outcomes. Additionally, I include strength-based approaches to empower clients during their journey.

Maintaining clear and accurate documentation is vital. I ensure to complete notes and treatment plans immediately after sessions, using electronic medical records for efficiency. This allows me to keep thorough records while staying compliant with regulations.

I have extensive experience conducting family therapy sessions, where I assess dynamics and communication patterns. I believe in fostering a safe environment where family members can express their thoughts and feelings, facilitating healthier relationships and resolutions.

In group therapy, I aim to create an inclusive environment that encourages sharing and support among members. I focus on establishing group rules that promote respect and confidentiality, allowing individuals to connect and learn from each other's experiences.

In crisis situations, my first priority is safety. I remain calm and composed, providing immediate support while assessing the situation. I utilize de-escalation techniques and collaborate with other professionals, ensuring a comprehensive plan for ongoing care if needed.

Self-care is essential for me as a therapist to prevent burnout and remain effective in my role. I prioritize my mental wellness by engaging in regular supervision, seeking peer support, and participating in wellness activities, allowing me to offer my best to my clients.

I am committed to lifelong learning in the field. I regularly attend workshops, read professional journals, and participate in online forums to stay informed about the latest research, techniques, and trends in mental health, which I can integrate into my practice.

Person-centered care is crucial because it emphasizes the client's perspective and involves them in their treatment journey. This approach fosters a sense of empowerment and supports more meaningful engagement, ultimately leading to better outcomes and satisfaction with the therapy process.