Family Based Therapist Mental Health Professional

Posted 6 days ago

teamcare behavioral healthNew Oxford (PA)

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About the role

Family Based Therapist-Mental Health Professional Family Based Therapist Full-Time Graduate DegreeSIGN-ON BONUSThe Family Based Mental Health Professional is a therapist that will be part of a two-person Treatment Team. You will be trained in and implement the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy (ESFT) model to help strengthen relationships in families, improve executive functioning, identify and interrupt negative interaction patterns, and improve stability in the family. The Treatment Team will serve a maximum of eight (8) families in York/Adams Counties and will provide intensive therapeutic services in settings other than the traditional office environment. What you need to be SUCCESSFUL:Passion for patient care and a desire to make positive changes in someone's life Proficiency in Excel, MS Word, and ability to learn and efficiently utilize other computer applications Valid PA driver's license and auto insurance Act 33 Clearance, Act 34 Clearance, and FBI Clearance Qualifications for The Family Based Mental Health Professional: A graduate degree in psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, education, rehabilitation, or a graduate degree in the field of human services plus 2 years' experience working with children/adolescents If YOU want to make a difference in the lives of families, apply to be a Family Based Mental Health Professional. Be the positive change in someone's life. TEAMCare is an equal opportunity employer and does not make hiring decisions based on age, race, gender, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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