Clinic Psychotherapist-Yiddish Speaking -FFS

Posted 10 days ago

ohel childrens home family servicesBrooklyn (NY)

Mental Health Counselors Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Yiddish Speaking Mental Health Professional Ohel is seeking experienced a Yiddish speaking mental health professional to join innovative, growth oriented and family centered clinical environment in Midwood/ Flatbush. Join our team that is passionate about providing excellence in treatment, utilizing the latest evidence based and cutting edge practice models. Our values include fostering a learning, growing teaching environment; and making quality mental health integrated care accessible to those who need it.

Responsibilities:

Provide individual and family psychotherapy on-site to children, adults and families
Utilize evidence based practice models in treatment
Maintain full caseload of kept weekly appointments
Document progress and results of treatment in a timely manner

Skills:

Warm, empathic personality and excellent communication skills
Cultural competence, ideally representative of the cultural and ethnic populations most likely encountered in Brooklyn
Excellent interpersonal personnel and organizational skills
Documentation, assessment and writing skills
Ability to perform multiple tasks
Ability to work effectively as part of the clinical team
Motivated and makes efficient use of time to maximize direct service time

Additional information:

Must have a license or limited permit in the state of NY (MSW, LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, MHC, LMFT, MFT, LCAT)
Experience in evidence based model is a plus (excellent training and supervision provided)
Must be fluent in Yiddish
Two evenings or one Sunday and one evening is required

Salary: $55.00-$80.00 per session commensurate with experience; additional incentive payments for performance provided. Sign on Bonus provided!

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