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United Counseling Services
· Full TimeClinician - PUCK
About the job
AI Summary
The Clinician will provide direct services to children and families through assessment, counseling, and crisis stabilization in a trauma-informed, family-oriented approach. Responsibilities include case management, service coordination, consultation for schools and community partners, and maintaining clinical records. The role requires competencies in evidence-based counseling, collaboration, and treatment planning. Candidates should have a Master's degree, interest in Trauma-Based Intervention, and knowledge of therapies like CBT, DBT, and PCIT.
Clinician - PUCK
Location: Bennington, VT
Job Description:
- The Clinician is a two-year, grant-funded position.
- Provides direct services to children and families, allowing easy access, timely response, and flexibility.
- Services are most often delivered within PUCK but can occur in the home and community.
- Uses a trauma-informed, systems-based, coordinated, cross-sector, family-oriented approach.
Major Responsibilities:
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Direct Clinical Services:
- Provides assessment and counseling to children, families, and/or groups with behavioral, emotional mental health, and/or substance use needs.
- Services include crisis stabilization, intake, clinical services, assessment, and consultation with the sending school/community partner.
- Facilitates referrals and communication between agencies on behalf of the child.
- Attends team meetings to plan and monitor services.
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Case Management / Service Coordination:
- Provides ongoing supportive and case management functions according to treatment plans to help clients achieve their goals.
- Makes home visits to support families and facilitates communication between agencies.
- Coordinates with the assigned case manager.
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Consultation/Education Services:
- Provides consultation services to teachers, school personnel, and community partners.
- Offers consultation and support to staff.
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Clinical Record Keeping:
- Responsible for all required written documentation adhering to UCS recordkeeping requirements.
- Completes time sheets and other paperwork daily.
- Ensures documentation meets all funded regulatory requirements, including Medicaid/Medicare and third-party standards.
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Administrative:
- Collaborates and attends necessary UCS, SVMC, and school meetings to promote coordination and communication.
- Meets regularly with assigned supervisor.
- Completes required agency training.
Qualifications:
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Educational/Experience/Credential Requirements:
- Master's Degree in a relevant human service field.
- Experience providing counseling services to families and children.
- Interest in providing Trauma Based Intervention.
- Licensure or on track for licensure in Vermont as a Social Worker, Psychologist, or Mental Health Professional required.
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Skills:
- Knowledgeable or willing to train in evidence-based models including:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT) for ages 8-13
- Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC), including use of sensory tools
- Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
- Zero Suicide
- Knowledgeable or willing to train in evidence-based models including:
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License Required:
- Valid Driver's License
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