Therapist II

Therapist II providing specialized mental health and substance use services including Mental Health Assessment, Chemical Dependency/Dual Diagnosis assessments, and Behavioral Health Counseling. Responsibilities include conducting diagnostic/needs assessments, planning and evaluating services with clients and families, developing and monitoring Individual Service Plans (ISP), delivering individual and group therapies, providing in-home, community, or school-based services to youth with severe emotional disturbances, coordinating with other professionals, offering crisis intervention and safety planning, training direct care staff on behavior therapy plans, ensuring fidelity to program policies, and meeting organizational ethics and licensure requirements. Must hold a master’s degree in social work, counseling, or psychology and professional licensure (LSW/LPC or MFT); requires First Aid/CPR certification and ability to navigate community resources; ability to work flexible hours and collaborate across diverse backgrounds; maintain documentation and comply with license requirements and background checks.