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- Complete screening, brief and comprehensive assessments, develop differential diagnoses, and formulate and implement treatment plans
- Assists in rendering diagnosis and developing individual treatment/service plans designed to prevent or alleviate personal or environmental problems of patients/clients.
- Provide therapeutic consultation to patients
- Obtain and document social, family and psychological history
- Complete progress notes and a detailed summary upon completion of treatment for each patient
- Provide personal enhancement/ counseling
- Investigates, evaluates, and monitors individual cases.
- Utilize electronic health record to capture pertinent documentation
- Provide behavioral health consultation to primary care, medical and other health center staff
- Triage and respond to center-based behavioral health crisis intervention and management
- Conduct child, youth and/or adult individual, group, and family psychotherapy
- Provide behavioral management strategies and training for various chronic patient groups (e.g., diabetes compliance)
- Supervise graduate students and unlicensed professionals
- Provides crisis intervention and individual or group counseling to patients/clients and their families.
- Maintains accurate records of patient/client activities.
- Attends and participates in departmental meetings and professional conferences, as necessary.
- Performs all other duties as assigned by Chief Behavioral Health Officer; undertakes special projects and program efforts as requested
- Ability to interact with cultural competence with medically underserved groups and communities
- Skilled in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Must be organized and demonstrate initiative, judgement, problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making skills
- Must possess effective, professional oral and written communication skills
- Must maintain an effective and positive professional working relationship with staff and patients
- Fast-paced inner-city medical office environment
- Occasional extended work hours with evening/week-end work
- Commitment to NSCHC faith-based mission to provide care for all who request it, without judgement.
- Successful completion of a Master Degree or above from an accredited university in the field of Social Work, Professional Counseling, Marriage Family Therapy, or Psychology.
- Current active applicable professional licensure to practice as a mental health therapist in the State of Pennsylvania; LPC required.
- Licensed, Master or Doctoral (Psychologists/counselors) level professionals required.
- Minimum two years of experience working with indigent, medically underserved, ethnic minority, and/or international communities. Language expertise preferred, but not required, in one or more languages/dialects served by the health center.
- Experience in addiction, trauma, grief, child and/or adolescent therapeutic services.
- Demonstrated behavioral health program coordination, clinical, research and/or community project management experience.
- Evidence of current ability to perform privileges requested is required of all applicants for renewal of privileges
- Clearances 33, 34, 73
- Successful completion of CCNV (Federal insurance credentialing)
- Annual influenza vaccine
Licensed Professional Counselor - Pittsburgh, United States - Northside Christian Health Center
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