About this role
Role Overview
- Conduct Assessments: Perform comprehensive assessments to understand clients' psychological and emotional needs, including gathering information about their background, medical history, and presenting issues.
- Develop Treatment Plans: Create individualized treatment plans with measurable goals that align with clients' needs and therapeutic objectives.
- Provide Therapy: Deliver evidence-based therapy interventions. Engage clients in a therapeutic process that fosters self-awareness, resilience, and positive change.
- Monitor Progress: Track client progress using standardized measures such as the PHQ9 and GAD7, and adjust treatment plans as needed to meet evolving needs and goals, providing feedback and encouragement.
- Crisis Intervention: Respond to clients in crisis, using de-escalation techniques and assessing safety risks, with follow-up action as necessary.
- Collaborate with Multidisciplinary Teams: Work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as psychiatrists, social workers, case managers, and primary care providers, to provide comprehensive care and coordinate treatment.
- Document Sessions: Maintain detailed, accurate, and confidential records of client interactions, treatment plans, and progress notes in accordance with organizational policies and professional standards.
- Stay Informed on Best Practices: Keep up-to-date on current research, treatment methods, and clinical best practices to ensure high-quality care.
- Participate in Supervision and Training: Attend regular supervision sessions, staff meetings, and professional development opportunities to enhance skills and remain compliant with licensing requirements.
- Assignment Participation: Complete weekly administrative tasks including attendance of team/manager meetings, contribution to company initiatives such as Quality Assurance (QA) note review, and special projects as assigned.
Requirements
- Master’s Degree or higher from an accredited school of Social Work, Psychology, Counseling or Marriage, or Family and Child Counseling.
- Must be registered with the California State Education Department Office of the Professions as an LMFT, LCSW, or LPCC.
- Clinicians are required to maintain appropriate licensure through the California Board of Behavioral Science.
- At least 1 year of related post-license clinical experience required.
- PsyD, PhD, LMFT, LPCC, or LCSW
- Current License in California.
- Located in Los Angeles, California.
- Certain payor relationships may exclude you from employment.
Benefits
- company sponsored life insurance
- disability and AD&D plans
- Voluntary benefits such as 401k retirement, medical, dental, vision, FSA, HSA, dependent care and commuter/parking options
- generous Paid Time Off
- paid parental leave benefits