What are the responsibilities and job description for the Mental Health Therapist- MST position at Beacon Light Behavioral Health System?
Multi-Systemic Therapist
- MST - Potter County
- Coudersport, PA, USA
- 44186-54892 per year Rate increases with education, experience and licensure.
- Salary
- Full Time
- Comprehensive Benefits Package
***$7,500 COMMITMENT BONUS!! ***
Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST): MST is an evidence-base, intensive family and community-based treatment program that empowers youth (ages 12-17) and their families to function responsibly over the long term and views the client as a network of systems including family, peers, school, formal, and neighborhood.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
- Bachelor's Degree in a human service-related field with 3 years of experience working with children in a social service agency.
- Master's degree in counseling, social work, psychology and eligible for licensure in area of clinical training preferred.
- Licensed professional preferred.
- Prior experience in a CASSP systems program preferred.
Travel Requirements: This position requires an active driver’s license and a DMV check that is clear. Position may require travel in the communities served or state of Pennsylvania for position requirements 25-50% of the time. Most travel is within the staff’s assigned county.
BENEFITS:
- Excellent Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, Personal Days
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Long Term Disability Insurance
- Flexible Spending Account
- Retirement Plan
- Pet Insurance
- Public Student Loan Forgiveness Program (if you are eligible)
- Verizon Wireless Discount
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Flexible Scheduling
- Mileage reimbursement for client-related travel
- Reimbursement for on-call
- And More!
About Us
The phrase Beacon Light actually refers to two distinct companies:
Beacon Light Behavioral Health System (BLBHS) and Beacon Light Adult Residential Services (BLARS).
Together they provide mental health services to adults, children and families in both community-based and residential settings. Individually, BLARS primarily provides residential programs for adults, while BLBHS provides community-based and residential programs for children, as well as community-based programs for adults.
