Description
Job Description
Job DescriptionLamoille Health Partners values helping the people of our community live their best lives by providing comprehensive, premier healthcare for everyone. If this is your purpose, please join us in always putting the patient first through a culture of continuous improvement which embraces new ideas so that we can better serve our community.Be a part of a community that is dedicated to removing barriers to people living their healthiest lives and breaking down the stigma of mental health and substance use disorders. We do this through integrative health care and a strength- based focus on well- being that considers the whole person. We are a community of mental health professionals and care coordinators committed to growth and evolution, driven towards clinical excellence, and who value the wellness of our staff and community. We are also proud that many of our clinical staff qualify for robust educational loan repayment opportunities.The ideal candidate is someone who has found their calling in the mental health and substance use disorder field, working with individuals, couples, families and children, and resonates with the mission of Community Health Centers: to assess, diagnose and provide treatment services to all people regardless of their ability to pay.
- We are seeking an innovative, dedicated, and fun person who is passionate about working with children and families to join our team.
- Master's level Vermont licensed or license- tracked mental health professionals
- Provide psychotherapy to children and support their caregivers utilizing approaches focused on youth, parents, family members, or caregivers.
- A devotion to integrated health services that treat the whole person. Work collaboratively with our primary care and education partners.
- Comfort navigating systems of care including DCF, schools, and other, primary care, and other mental health agencies.
- Many of our staff
Educational / licensure requirements: Clinical Social Work, Mental Health, or Psychology master's degree. Preferred - current, active Vermont LICSW, LPM or LCMHC license and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor licensure. Three years of specialized experience in or related to this field preferred.
