Therapist- Mental Heath Therapist and Consultant

Description

Therapist

Purpose: Provide counseling, assessment and supportive services to children, adolescents, families, and young adults through the Counseling program in the Tulsa office; provide observation and consultation to early childcare centers in conjunction with the Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness (OPSR) contract; and provide maternal and infant mental health support services to women and young children in Tulsa.

Job Responsibilities

1. Provide individual and family therapy for a caseload of 8-12 individuals and families
2. Provide maternal and infant mental health support services to women and young children
3. Provide observation, consultation, and educational group classes regarding trauma-informed care to early childhood providers in accordance with the OPSR contract.
4. Maintain compliance with OPSR contract requirements
5. Manage and maintain appropriate case files per agency policy;
6. Attend and assist with special events as assigned;
7. Other tasks as assigned

Wage Classification:

Salaried

Financial Justification for the Position:

The position will allow for the growth of the Counseling program and will also be supported by the OPSR contract and Choosing Childbirth funds. There are sufficient funds for this position.

Work Hours

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., with one day allotted for 2 after-hours appointments or 1 group, with the possibility of some evening or weekend training groups

Reporting

This position reports to the Clinical Director

Desired Character Strengths:

Compassion, Discernment, Flexibility, Gentleness, Justice, Patience, Sensitivity, Sincerity, Initiative, Loyalty, Thoroughness, Truthfulness, Virtue

Education/Training

1. Master’s level degree in social work, psychology or a human services related area of study
2. Clinical licensure or eligible for licensure in the state of Oklahoma under LCSW, LPC, or LMFT boards.
3. Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) Practitioner preferred; non-Practitioners who have exposure to and familiarity with TBRI accepted.

Competencies/Requirements:

1. Solid clinical skills, particularly therapeutic skills relevant to individual, group and family practice settings
2. Experience in child trauma treatment, specifically TBRI preferred
3. Demonstrated competence in assessment, and evaluation of children and families
4. Knowledge of issues surrounding adoption and foster care
5. Training in or willingness to be trained in modalities including TBRI, Making Sense of Your Worth, and Circle of Security among others
6. Ability to use discretion when discussing sensitive or confidential information
7. Excellent interpersonal skills
8. Ability to schedule and multitask
9. Good problem-solving skills
10. Valid Oklahoma driver’s license
11. Meet requirements of licensing standards in regard to criminal background check.

Experience

At least two years of clinical practice experience.

Physical Requirements

Ability to sit on the floor, bend and be at ground level with children, drive to consultation locations and transport supplies for group sessions as needed

Qualifications