Mental Health Therapist II | 4S Psychiatric Care | Full-time | Days

Knowledge of: bio-psychosocial and mental status evaluation techniques; suicide risk factors; psychiatric diagnosis; bases of human behavior; theory and practice of psychotherapy; crisis intervention techniques; ethical and legal responsibilities including but not limited to confidentiality and patient rights and requirements for continued licensure. Responsibilities: In a multidisciplinary format and under the direction of the Manager, the Mental Health Therapist II will perform patient assessments, treatment planning, psychotherapy, linking, and advocacy.

Overview:

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Responsibilities:

In a multidisciplinary format and under the direction of the Manager, the Mental Health Therapist II will perform patient assessments, treatment planning, psychotherapy, linking, and advocacy. Maintains licensure and provides clinical supervision to interns and license eligible staff. Serves as clinical resource to other staff.

Schedule

FTE: 1.0

Hours: 7:00am-4:00pm

Days: Monday-Friday

Location: Jacksonville, FL

Qualifications:

Education

Required: Master's degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology, Social Work, or with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy.

Licensure/Certifications

Required: Active licensure as a Clinical Social Worker, Mental Health Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, or Psychologist

Training

Required: Crisis Prevention Institute training is required within ninety (90) days of date of hire or transfer, and annually thereafter, for the Psych Unit.

Experience

Required: 1-2 years post-masters experience providing evaluations and psychotherapy.

Necessary Skills

• Ability to use a variety of psychotherapy techniques.
• Ability to communicate and work well in an interdisciplinary environment.
• Responds positively and flexibly to demands and deadlines.
• Must be detail-oriented and posses strong oral and written communication and problem solving skills.
• Knowledge of: bio-psychosocial and mental status evaluation techniques; suicide risk factors; psychiatric diagnosis; bases of human behavior; theory and practice of psychotherapy; crisis intervention techniques; ethical and legal responsibilities including but not limited to confidentiality and patient rights and requirements for continued licensure. 

Age of Patients Served

Infants (< 1 year) Pediatric (1-12 years) Adolescent (13-17 years) Adult (18-64 years)