The Therapist is responsible for providing a continuum of trauma-focused therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and non-offending family members. These services include individual, sibling, and family counseling, psychoeducational groups, court guidance, case management, and child advocacy. All services are delivered in a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed, and financially accessible manner.

Clinical Services

• Provide clinical assessments and therapy to children, adolescents, non-offending adults, and families impacted by child abuse.
• Facilitate psychoeducational groups for guardians, caretakers, and adolescents.
• Maintain a caseload of 22–25 patients, with a minimum of 70% of time spent on direct client services.
• Deliver therapy sessions weekly, biweekly, or as clinically indicated.
• Offer immediate intervention and stabilization services when necessary.
• Facilitate group therapy sessions and provide parent education.

Documentation and Compliance

• Complete initial treatment assessments, psychosocial assessments, and standardized assessment tools (e.g., BASC, CATS, TSCC, WASI-II).
• Ensure all clinical documentation is completed in accordance with organizational timelines, including:
• Phase II Signature Packet – due within 24 hours of intake
• Initial Treatment Plan – due within 24 hours of intake
• Psychosocial Assessment – due within 75 days of intake and annually
• Master Treatment Plan – due 4–6 weeks from intake and every six months
• Progress Notes – due each Monday at noon following the session
• CFT Notes, Case Notes, Safety Plans, Referrals – due on the date of service
• Monthly Summary – due by the 7th of the following month
• Discharge Summary and Questionnaire – due within 24 hours of discharge
• Psychological Evaluation Report – due within 7 days of final test administration

Collaboration and Communication

• Coordinate services with law enforcement, child protective services, medical staff, forensic interviewers, and other team members.
• Communicate regularly with clients’ guardians, referral sources, and school officials.
• Participate in multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings and staff discussions.
• Provide court testimony when necessary.

Meetings and Supervision

• Attend weekly clinical meetings, staff meetings, and supervisory sessions.
• Attend monthly center-wide meetings and professional development trainings.
• Participate in at least 24 hours of continuing education annually to maintain licensure and develop skills in trauma-informed care.

Other Responsibilities

• Stay on-site until 7 PM at least once per week on a scheduled basis.
• Participate in research protocols, self-care, and team-building activities.
• Represent Childhelp through community education and speaking engagements.
• Maintain professionalism and a child-friendly approach in all interactions.
• Assist with the overall development of the program by participating in committees and carrying out other duties as assigned.

What You Bring To The Team:

• Bring your passion and expertise!
• A Master’s degree in counseling or social work.
• Independent board-certified license eligibility in social work or related field
• Desired experience working with children with complex trauma issues.
• Ability to be a productive collaborative team member.
• A desire to help others become the best they can be in serving our clients while managing a health work/life balance.
• Must also have a good understanding of clinical diagnosis and evidence-based interventions to address mental health conditions