Provide screenings, brief assessments, crisis intervention, and resource connections. Deliver 1:1, group, and family therapy with enrolled consumers; support BA and MA practicum students. Maintain medical and school records, participate in team meetings and trainings, coordinate with staff, and uphold ethical and confidentiality standards.
Function:
- Coordinate activities for consumers through screening and brief assessments.
- Focus of counseling for BA practicum students
- Resource connection, crisis intervention and brief counseling services.
- Focus of counseling for MA practicum students
- Conduct 1:1, group, and family therapy with enrolled consumers, including work on brief therapy and crisis stabilization as assigned.
- Participate in team meetings/staffing and training
- Coordinate activities with other team members and other staff
- Maintain appropriate medical records and reports in accordance with policies
- Maintain school records and reports
- Ensure that ethical and professional standards of practice are maintained, including timely completion of written materials and strict adherence to confidentiality
Qualifications:
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