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David Careers

Licensed Mental Health Counselor Job at Oregon Counselors Directory in Portland

Posted 7 days ago

oregon counselors directoryPortland (ME)
Mental Health CounselorsOutpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

EMDR-trained, Oregon-licensed counselor (LPC, LCSW, or LMFT) for a hybrid contractor role: two in-person afternoons a week plus a virtual caseload. We're seeking a fully licensed mental health counselor (LPC, LCSW, or LMFT) trained in EMDR to join our practice. This is an independent contractor position with a hybrid schedule: two set in-person afternoons each week, plus a virtual caseload you build around your own availability. Split percentage commission, based on experience and existing case load.
What you'll do:
  • Provide individual therapy to adult clients, with EMDR as a core treatment modality for trauma, anxiety, and depression
  • Openness to occasionally treating children and/or teens, depending on your experience and comfort level
  • Conduct intakes, assessments, and develop individualized treatment plans
  • Maintain timely, compliant clinical documentation (progress notes, treatment plans, etc.)Coordinate care with referring providers as needed
  • Maintain a caseload consistent with your availability and comfort level
  • Education and licensure
  • Active Oregon license: LPC, LCSW, or LMFTRequirementsActive Oregon license: LPC, LCSW, or LMFTMinimum of 2 years of direct counseling experience with diverse individuals in a clinical setting
  • Comfortable delivering both in-person and tele-health services
  • Familiarity with integrative and holistic wellness approaches is a plus

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