School Based Counselor - Violence Prevention
$56,160–$56,160 year
On-siteBethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States
Job Summary
Provide billable counseling services, collateral contacts, and administrative support within the school setting, dedicating 50% of time to direct student and family engagement. Administer clinical assessments, complete electronic health record documentation, and submit paperwork for program and grant funding. Meet regularly with a supervisor to review caseloads and progress, while attending team meetings and professional development opportunities. Maintain clear criminal, child abuse, and FBI clearances, and possess a master's degree in counseling or related human services. Work in loud or distracting environments with occasional physical demands involving climbing stairs and moving objects up to 50 pounds.
Required Qualifications
- A school-based therapist shall be a mature individual with sound judgment and serve as an appropriate role model to staff, youth, and families.
- They must possess at least a master's degree in a counseling or related human services discipline.
- Some schools require school-based therapists to be license-eligible.
- They should be a mature and dependable person with sound judgment and serve as an appropriate role model to youth and families.
- They must be an individual who has never been convicted of any child abuse offenses and have clear criminal, child abuse, FBI and National Sex Offender clearances.
- They must receive a passing score on the annual motor vehicle clearance.
- The candidate must have the ability to work in a loud or distracting environment.
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