Marriage & Family Therapist

Posted 8 days ago

family legacy counselingBurlington (IA)

Marriage and Family Therapists Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)

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About the role

Marriage & Family Therapist We're looking for a seasoned clinician with experience working with adults, providing both individual and couple therapy. This position as an independent contractor offers the opportunity to develop a private practice in an established team setting. We are a counseling group practicing from a Christian perspective and a biblical worldview. The ideal candidate should be one of like mind, and a licensed clinician who possesses excellent professional training, experience and clinical skills, along with the values of compassion and integrity in dealing with patients.

Job Description: Provide outpatient counseling, including individual, group, couples, premarital, adolescent and family therapy Provide direct clinical service delivery consistent with best practice standards Offer clinical consultation to parents, extended family, teachers and other adult caregivers as needed Develop and grow clinical practice through consultation and networking with pastors, physicians, schools Perform psychological and psychoeducational evaluations (optional)Conduct formal clinical assessments of newly admitted clients Develop and oversee the implementation of treatment plans. Ability to offer limited evening hours

Job Requirements

Minimum Education: Doctoral degree in clinical or counseling psychology or related field OR Master's degree in a clinical discipline (i.e., clinical or counseling psychology, clinical social work, marriage and family therapy).

Minimum Licensure Requirements: Licensed as a PSY. D, LISW, LMSW, LMHC, or LMFT. Pre-licensed LMHC's and LMFT's will be considered.

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