RN Critical Care. 12H shifts 36H guaranteed. 8 weeks Assignment Requirment:- Must have CA RN License Must have 1 years of ICU or CCU experience BLS ACLS & NIHSS Job Type: Contract Pay: $50.00 per hour Expected hours: 36 per week Benefits: Health insurance Life insurance Vision insurance Medical Specialty: Critical & Intensive Care Physical Setting: Acute care Supplemental Pay: Completion bonus Experience: ICU or CCU: 1 year (Required) License/Certification: CA RN License (Required) BLS & ACLS & NIHSS (Required) Ability to Commute: Inglewood, CA 90301 (Required) Work Location: In person<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?Xz0AqDDx1m5Qp%2b4LImTlSgb" width="0" height="0" />

**RN Critical Care**

Join our team as an RN in Critical Care, working 12-hour shifts with 36 hours guaranteed per week for an 8-week assignment.

**Job Description**

- Provide critical care nursing in an acute care setting
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal patient outcomes

**Requirements**

- Must have CA RN License
- Must have 1 year of ICU or CCU experience
- BLS, ACLS, and NIHSS certifications required

**Benefits**

- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Vision insurance
- Completion bonus

**Job Type**

- Contract

**Pay**

- $50.00 per hour

**Expected Hours**

- 36 hours per week

**Medical Specialty**

- Critical & Intensive Care

**Physical Setting**

- Acute care

**Experience**

- ICU or CCU: 1 year (Required)

**License/Certification**

- CA RN License (Required)
- BLS, ACLS, and NIHSS (Required)

**Ability to Commute**

- Inglewood, CA 90301 (Required)

**Work Location**

- In person

RN ICU

Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) in San Fernando Valley, CA and the surrounding areas where you can provide state of the art services to children that help us in Transforming Lives Together! Pay: $35.00 - $42.00 per hour Earn $250+ per Behavioral or Mental Health hire with our employee referral program Position Overview: The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) supports a Licensed Occupational Therapist (OTR) in implementing therapy services to meet client goals in home/community settings. Key Responsibilities: Execute treatment plans, assess client progress, and adapt interventions as directed by OTR. Conduct hands-on therapy for activities of daily living (play, sensory-motor, feeding). Collect data, document progress, and maintain client confidentiality. Educate caregivers on adaptive skills and techniques. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and recommend adaptive equipment. Skills and Requirements: Accredited COTA program graduate with California licensure. 2+ years' experience with children (ages 0-5) with developmental delays preferred. Strong communication, organizational skills, and ability to work independently. Reliable transportation and current auto insurance required. Working Conditions and Physical Demands: Requires travel to clients, ability to work in varied home settings, and perform physical tasks (kneeling, sitting on the floor). Limitations of COTA Role: COTAs cannot independently modify treatment plans, discharge clients, or interpret client status without OTR supervision. About Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group The Stepping Stones Group grew from a simple belief: That every child is born with a special set of gifts. Throughout our history, we have partnered with 14 mission-driven organizations that share in our vision. Together, we are transforming the lives of children and families, improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral services, and joining with like-minded therapists, clinicians and educators in order to have a greater impact in our communities. Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network ensure the delivery of the highest quality therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?xAZl2OSnWhJBUUO%2b0baU4Qk" width="0" height="0" />

**Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)**

Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) in San Fernando Valley, CA, and the surrounding areas where you can provide state-of-the-art services to children that help us in transforming lives together!

**Job Description**

- Support a Licensed Occupational Therapist (OTR) in implementing therapy services to meet client goals in home/community settings.
- Execute treatment plans, assess client progress, and adapt interventions as directed by OTR.
- Conduct hands-on therapy for activities of daily living (play, sensory-motor, feeding).
- Collect data, document progress, and maintain client confidentiality.
- Educate caregivers on adaptive skills and techniques.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and recommend adaptive equipment.

**Requirements**

- Accredited COTA program graduate with California licensure.
- 2+ years' experience with children (ages 0-5) with developmental delays preferred.
- Strong communication and organizational skills, and ability to work independently.
- Reliable transportation and current auto insurance required.

**Working Conditions and Physical Demands**

Requires travel to clients, ability to work in varied home settings, and perform physical tasks (kneeling, sitting on the floor).

**Limitations of COTA Role**

COTAs cannot independently modify treatment plans, discharge clients, or interpret client status without OTR supervision.

**About Community Therapy Services**

The Stepping Stones Group grew from a simple belief: that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Throughout our history, we have partnered with 14 mission-driven organizations that share in our vision.

Together, we are transforming the lives of children and families, improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral services, and joining with like-minded therapists, clinicians, and educators in order to have a greater impact in our communities. Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network ensure the delivery of the highest quality therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) in San Fernando Valley, CA! Pay: $55.00 - $65.00 per hour Earn $250+ per SLP, Behavioral or Mental Health hire with our employee referral program Position Overview: Under the supervision of Clinical Regional Managers, the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) provides speech and language services to clients in home and community settings, conducts evaluations, and offers caregiver training. The SLP also supervises assistants, students, and staff. Key Responsibilities: Assess communication skills (articulation, fluency, voice, language) to diagnose disorders and develop treatment recommendations. Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members (OTs, PTs, Child Development Specialists). Provide treatment for communication skills in infants/toddlers with developmental or physical disabilities. Supervise CFs, SLPAs, and CDS staff, ensuring compliance with state and ASHA standards. Communicate client progress to staff and caregivers and maintain confidentiality. Develop and instruct alternative communication strategies for clients and families. Administrative Duties: Submit timely assessment and progress reports. Mentor staff, manage scheduling, and maintain data in the management platform. Conduct parent meetings on relevant topics. Qualifications: Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and California licensure. Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from ASHA. 2+ years in pediatric speech therapy and experience with supervision. Strong communication, time management, and organizational skills. Ability to work with diverse families and reliable transportation. Working Conditions: Position requires travel to client locations and working in both office and home environments. About Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group The Stepping Stones Group grew from a simple belief: That every child is born with a special set of gifts. Throughout our history, we have partnered with 14 mission-driven organizations that share in our vision. Together, we are transforming the lives of children and families, improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral services, and joining with like-minded therapists, clinicians and educators in order to have a greater impact in our communities. Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network ensure the delivery of the highest quality therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?PcZn9qjsmAzsAgOmo7oCBAh" width="0" height="0" />

**Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)**

Community Therapy Services, a division of The Stepping Stones Group, is hiring immediately for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) in San Fernando Valley, CA! 

**Job Description**

- Provide speech and language services to clients in home and community settings under the supervision of Clinical Regional Managers.
- Conduct evaluations and offer caregiver training.
- Assess communication skills (articulation, fluency, voice, language) to diagnose disorders and develop treatment recommendations.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members (OTs, PTs, Child Development Specialists).
- Provide treatment for communication skills in infants/toddlers with developmental or physical disabilities.
- Supervise CFs, SLPAs, and CDS staff, ensuring compliance with state and ASHA standards.
- Communicate client progress to staff and caregivers and maintain confidentiality.
- Develop and instruct alternative communication strategies for clients and families.
- Submit timely assessment and progress reports.
- Mentor staff, manage scheduling, and maintain data in the management platform.
- Conduct parent meetings on relevant topics.

**Requirements**

- Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and California licensure.
- Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from ASHA.
- 2+ years in pediatric speech therapy and experience with supervision.
- Strong communication, time management, and organizational skills.
- Ability to work with diverse families and reliable transportation.

**Working Conditions**

Position requires travel to client locations and working in both office and home environments.

**About Community Therapy Services**

The Stepping Stones Group grew from a simple belief: that every child is born with a special set of gifts. Throughout our history, we have partnered with 14 mission-driven organizations that share in our vision. Together, we are transforming the lives of children and families, improving the quality of therapeutic and behavioral services, and joining with like-minded therapists, clinicians, and educators in order to have a greater impact in our communities. Our passionate leadership team and expansive clinical support network ensure the delivery of the highest quality therapeutic and behavioral health services nationwide.

Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Position Overview: Occupational Therapists provide services to develop, enhance or restore functional skills of clients whose abilities to perform tasks of daily living are threatened or impaired by physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and sensory impairments. Occupational Therapists at NAPA Center provide skillful intervention to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents with a variety of diagnoses with a focus on improving the client's development in the areas of fine and gross motor skills, play skills, social skills, and self-care skills within the professional scope of practice. The role will require all therapists to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team. Requirements Minimum qualifications include completion of an Occupational Therapy degree, from an accredited University. Strong clinical experience - at least 2 years post graduate OT experience preferred, preferably in a pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities. Background clearance by the DOJ and FBI. Initial TB test clearance. CPR and First Aid certificates. Current license with the appropriate licensing board. Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform, on a daily basis, the following movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue: Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive Independently transfer dependent patients up to 85 pounds Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day Move from floor to standing position back to floor frequently (6-7 hours) throughout the day Create a safe, professional, and supportive environment where clients, families and colleagues feel empowered to succeed. Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals. Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport. Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families. Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements and training in an accurate and timely manner. Team player that can demonstrate the values for working as part of multi-disciplinary team to advance a client's needs. Demonstrates the ability to take on additional responsibilities with time, including assessment and development of treatment plans for more complex cases, supervision of therapy aides/volunteers and additional clinic responsibilities. Ability to travel for periods of time for training/treating may be required. Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment with documentation of motor deficits, functional impairments, sensory impairments, and difficulties in motor skills primarily in the pediatric population. Responsibilities Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment with documentation of motor deficits, functional impairments, sensory impairments, and difficulties in motor skills primarily in the pediatric population. Possess general knowledge of child development to assess and refer families to other disciplines when appropriate. Assess a client's physical condition using a variety of standardized tools and objective/observational measures and identify primary impairments to determine a plan for treatment. Utilize multiple frames of reference to inform practice including but not limited to: neurodevelopmental, developmental biomechanical, sensory integration, motor learning, cognitive, and rehabilitation. Create tailored treatment plans to address client's limitations, taking into account their age, abilities, client and family goals, and other medical/physical factors. Apply a range of therapy techniques to address presented conditions (including tailored exercises, passive and active stretching, basic level of gait analysis and training). Patient/caregiver training in the use of assistive technology devices, mobility devices, orthotic or prosthetic devices. Prescribe home exercise programs for patient/caregiver to promote carryover and continued progress in the community. Adapt environments and processes to enhance functional performance of clients. Actively participate in professional development including continuing education opportunities provided through the organization, from outside providers, as well as through opportunities offered as part of regular clinical supervision. Maintain impeccable documentation. Ensure that treatment notes are recorded accurately and timely in the electronic health record system, according to the policies of NAPA. Report writing including but not limited to evaluations, progress reports, school district annual IEP reports, assistive technology. Act as a member of an interdisciplinary team to create a comprehensive developmental approach to client-centered care. Develop rapport with clients to build a relationship of trust and mutual respect. Work closely with administrative staff to manage the schedule and ensure that time is being used productively. Provide input into the development of clinical practices and procedures. Act in accordance with all company, legal and industry policies and ethics. Comply with all professional development requirements for maintenance of registration as an Occupational Therapist with the appropriate licensing board. Work in a healthy and safe manner and encourage others to do the same Company Values All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include: Love -NAPA is a family business built on the love that parents have for their children. Embody NAPA's spirit of love through kind actions, warmth and communication used every day. Share - strive to collaborate and educate as part of the NAPA team, so that our clients and their families leave NAPA with positivity and hope. Grow - evolve, engage and continue to learn, from our clients, our colleagues and our industry so that we truly offer the best therapy possible. Hope - believe in the potential of every child and commit to helping them succeed, giving families hope when others have failed.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?tjTXx%2flKAG78WWLvyWy3xwv" width="0" height="0" />

**Occupational Therapist**

Occupational Therapists provide services to develop, enhance, or restore functional skills of clients whose abilities to perform tasks of daily living are threatened or impaired by physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and sensory impairments. Occupational Therapists at NAPA Center provide skillful intervention to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents with a variety of diagnoses, focusing on improving the client's development in the areas of fine and gross motor skills, play skills, social skills, and self-care skills within the professional scope of practice. The role will require all therapists to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

**Job Description**

- Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment with documentation of motor deficits, functional impairments, sensory impairments, and difficulties in motor skills primarily in the pediatric population.
- Possess general knowledge of child development to assess and refer families to other disciplines when appropriate.
- Assess a client's physical condition using a variety of standardized tools and objective/observational measures and identify primary impairments to determine a plan for treatment.
- Utilize multiple frames of reference to inform practice including but not limited to: neurodevelopmental, developmental biomechanical, sensory integration, motor learning, cognitive, and rehabilitation.
- Create tailored treatment plans to address client's limitations, taking into account their age, abilities, client and family goals, and other medical/physical factors.
- Apply a range of therapy techniques to address presented conditions (including tailored exercises, passive and active stretching, basic level of gait analysis and training).
- Patient/caregiver training in the use of assistive technology devices, mobility devices, orthotic or prosthetic devices.
- Prescribe home exercise programs for patient/caregiver to promote carryover and continued progress in the community.
- Adapt environments and processes to enhance functional performance of clients.
- Actively participate in professional development including continuing education opportunities provided through the organization, from outside providers, as well as through opportunities offered as part of regular clinical supervision.
- Maintain impeccable documentation. Ensure that treatment notes are recorded accurately and timely in the electronic health record system, according to the policies of NAPA.
- Report writing including but not limited to evaluations, progress reports, school district annual IEP reports, assistive technology.
- Act as a member of an interdisciplinary team to create a comprehensive developmental approach to client-centered care.
- Develop rapport with clients to build a relationship of trust and mutual respect.
- Work closely with administrative staff to manage the schedule and ensure that time is being used productively.
- Provide input into the development of clinical practices and procedures.
- Act in accordance with all company, legal and industry policies and ethics.
- Comply with all professional development requirements for maintenance of registration as an Occupational Therapist with the appropriate licensing board.
- Work in a healthy and safe manner and encourage others to do the same.

**Requirements**

- Minimum qualifications include completion of an Occupational Therapy degree from an accredited University.
- Strong clinical experience - at least 2 years post-graduate OT experience preferred, preferably in a pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities.
- Background clearance by the DOJ and FBI.
- Initial TB test clearance.
- CPR and First Aid certificates.
- Current license with the appropriate licensing board.
- Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform, on a daily basis, the following movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue:
  - Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive.
  - Independently transfer dependent patients up to 85 pounds.
  - Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds.
  - Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day.
  - Move from floor to standing position back to floor frequently (6-7 hours) throughout the day.
- Create a safe, professional, and supportive environment where clients, families, and colleagues feel empowered to succeed.
- Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals.
- Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport.
- Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families.
- Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements, and training in an accurate and timely manner.
- Team player that can demonstrate the values for working as part of a multi-disciplinary team to advance a client's needs.
- Demonstrates the ability to take on additional responsibilities with time, including assessment and development of treatment plans for more complex cases, supervision of therapy aides/volunteers, and additional clinic responsibilities.
- Ability to travel for periods of time for training/treating may be required.

**Company Values**

All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include:

- Love - NAPA is a family business built on the love that parents have for their children. Embody NAPA's spirit of love through kind actions, warmth, and communication used every day.
- Share - Strive to collaborate and educate as part of the NAPA team so that our clients and their families leave NAPA with positivity and hope.
- Grow - Evolve, engage, and continue to learn from our clients, our colleagues, and our industry so that we truly offer the best therapy possible.
- Hope - Believe in the potential of every child and commit to helping them succeed, giving families hope when others have failed.

Occupational Therapist

Physical Therapists at NAPA Center provide specialized services to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents, focusing on the development, enhancement, or restoration of motor skills and functional capacity. The role involves working within a multi-disciplinary team to treat conditions that impair physical development and motor function. Physical Therapists at NAPA play an integral part in creating tailored interventions that address each client's specific needs while fostering professional empathy and rapport with clients and their families. Responsibilities: Assess, diagnose, and treat motor deficits, functional impairments, and sensory impairments primarily in the pediatric population. Utilize a variety of standardized tools and clinical measures to determine treatment plans. Apply multiple therapeutic approaches, including neurodevelopmental, sensory integration, motor learning, and biomechanical frameworks. Develop individualized treatment plans based on client goals, age, and medical/physical conditions. Provide hands-on physical therapy techniques, including tailored exercises, gait training, and stretching to improve motor function. Train patients and caregivers in the use of assistive technology, orthotic, or prosthetic devices to support daily function. Prescribe home exercise programs to encourage progress and skill retention outside of therapy sessions. Collaborate with caregivers and families to promote continued development and progress in the community. Maintain detailed and timely documentation, ensuring treatment notes and reports align with NAPA's standards in the electronic health record system. Collaborate as part of an interdisciplinary team, contributing to comprehensive, client-centered care. Actively engage in professional development, attending continuing education opportunities both within and outside of the organization. Write detailed reports, including evaluations, progress notes, IEP (Individualized Education Program) reports, and assistive technology documentation. Provide input on the development of clinical practices and procedures to enhance therapy services. Adhere to legal, ethical, and professional standards while maintaining appropriate licensure as a Physical Therapist. Foster a safe and supportive environment for clients, families, and colleagues, promoting well-being and professional growth. Benefits: Medical, dental and vision insurance, in addition to non-medical options such as hospital indemnity and critical illness. Paid time off accruals immediately upon start. Personal time (12 hours annually to be used for appointments that cannot be made outside of work hours). Wellness program with stipend to be used for an appointment that focuses on physical and mental wellness. Professional development allowance of $500 upon each year of qualifying service, with the ability to roll to the next year, up to $1,000 total. Step program that allows for increased clinical skills and additional compensation during the annual review for each level achieved. Growing families program that allows increased compensation for 1 - 2 years following the birth or adoption of child. International opportunities in London and Australia. 12-week training opportunities and ongoing mentorship throughout employment. Requirements: Minimum qualifications include completion of at least a Bachelor of Applied Science or Physical Therapy degree, from an accredited University. Strong clinical experience - at least 2 years post graduate physical therapy experience preferred, preferably in a pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities. Background clearance with DOJ and FBI. TB test clearance. CPR and First Aid certificates. Current registration with the appropriate licensing board. Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals. Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport. Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families. Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements and training in an accurate and timely manner. Physical Demands: Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform, daily, the following movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue: Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive Independently pivot or standing transfer max A patients up to 85 pounds Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day Company Values: All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include: Love - NAPA's foundation is grounded in the deep love parents have for their children. Together, we strive to infuse kindness and care into our actions and words, creating a supportive community built upon love. Hope - We believe in the potential of every child and are committed to offering unwavering support to our families, guiding them toward success, and inspiring hope. Share - We strive toward progress and connection through continuous collaboration among team members, as well as with our clients and their families. Grow - Embrace evolution, active engagement, and perpetual pursuit of knowledge from our clients, colleagues, and industry. By doing so, we are committed to providing the most advanced and effective therapy, ensuring the continual improvement of our services.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?XRA8emp%2bQ%2fOea7Yl7cGYKwd" width="0" height="0" />

**Physical Therapist**

Physical Therapists at NAPA Center provide specialized services to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents, focusing on the development, enhancement, or restoration of motor skills and functional capacity. The role involves working within a multi-disciplinary team to treat conditions that impair physical development and motor function. Physical Therapists at NAPA play an integral part in creating tailored interventions that address each client's specific needs while fostering professional empathy and rapport with clients and their families.

**Job Description**

- Assess, diagnose, and treat motor deficits, functional impairments, and sensory impairments primarily in the pediatric population.
- Utilize a variety of standardized tools and clinical measures to determine treatment plans.
- Apply multiple therapeutic approaches, including neurodevelopmental, sensory integration, motor learning, and biomechanical frameworks.
- Develop individualized treatment plans based on client goals, age, and medical/physical conditions.
- Provide hands-on physical therapy techniques, including tailored exercises, gait training, and stretching to improve motor function.
- Train patients and caregivers in the use of assistive technology, orthotic, or prosthetic devices to support daily function.
- Prescribe home exercise programs to encourage progress and skill retention outside of therapy sessions.
- Collaborate with caregivers and families to promote continued development and progress in the community.
- Maintain detailed and timely documentation, ensuring treatment notes and reports align with NAPA's standards in the electronic health record system.
- Collaborate as part of an interdisciplinary team, contributing to comprehensive, client-centered care.
- Actively engage in professional development, attending continuing education opportunities both within and outside of the organization.
- Write detailed reports, including evaluations, progress notes, IEP (Individualized Education Program) reports, and assistive technology documentation.
- Provide input on the development of clinical practices and procedures to enhance therapy services.
- Adhere to legal, ethical, and professional standards while maintaining appropriate licensure as a Physical Therapist.
- Foster a safe and supportive environment for clients, families, and colleagues, promoting well-being and professional growth.

**Requirements**

- Minimum qualifications include completion of at least a Bachelor of Applied Science or Physical Therapy degree from an accredited University.
- Strong clinical experience - at least 2 years post-graduate physical therapy experience preferred, preferably in a pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities.
- Background clearance with DOJ and FBI.
- TB test clearance.
- CPR and First Aid certificates.
- Current registration with the appropriate licensing board.
- Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals.
- Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport.
- Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families.
- Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements, and training in an accurate and timely manner.

**Physical Demands**

Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform daily movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue:

- Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive.
- Independently pivot or standing transfer max A patients up to 85 pounds.
- Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds.
- Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day.

**Benefits**

- Medical, dental, and vision insurance, in addition to non-medical options such as hospital indemnity and critical illness.
- Paid time off accruals immediately upon start.
- Personal time (12 hours annually to be used for appointments that cannot be made outside of work hours).
- Wellness program with stipend to be used for an appointment that focuses on physical and mental wellness.
- Professional development allowance of $500 upon each year of qualifying service, with the ability to roll to the next year, up to $1,000 total.
- Step program that allows for increased clinical skills and additional compensation during the annual review for each level achieved.
- Growing families program that allows increased compensation for 1 - 2 years following the birth or adoption of a child.
- International opportunities in London and Australia.
- 12-week training opportunities and ongoing mentorship throughout employment.

**Company Values**

All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include:

- Love - NAPA's foundation is grounded in the deep love parents have for their children. Together, we strive to infuse kindness and care into our actions and words, creating a supportive community built upon love.
  
- Hope - We believe in the potential of every child and are committed to offering unwavering support to our families, guiding them toward success, and inspiring hope.

- Share - We strive toward progress and connection through continuous collaboration among team members, as well as with our clients and their families.

- Grow - Embrace evolution, active engagement, and perpetual pursuit of knowledge from our clients, colleagues, and industry. By doing so, we are committed to providing the most advanced and effective therapy, ensuring the continual improvement of our services.

Physical Therapist

Position Overview Speech & Language Pathologists provide services to develop, enhance, or restore functional communication, speech, language, and/or feeding/swallowing skills of clients whose abilities to communicate effectively and/or to eat safely and efficiently are threatened or impaired by physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and sensory impairments. Speech & Language Pathologists at NAPA Center complete skilled assessments and provide skilled intervention to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents with a variety of diagnoses that impact speech production, receptive language, expressive language, social-pragmatic skills, and feeding/swallowing skills within the professional scope of practice. The role requires all therapists to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and provide evidence-based interventions to clients that include complex communication and feeding needs. Requirements Minimum qualifications include completion of at least a Master of Arts or Applied Science in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Disorders, Communication Sciences and Disorders, or equivalent, from an accredited university. Must have and maintain state license with the appropriate licensing board. Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply. However, licensed SLPs must have and maintain ASHA CCC credentials. Experience in pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities is preferred. Background clearance by the DOJ and FBI. Annual TB test clearance. CPR and First Aid certificates. Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform, on a daily basis, the following movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue: Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive Independently transfer dependent patients up to 85 pounds Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day Move from floor to standing position back to floor frequently (6-7 hours) throughout the day Create a safe, professional, and supportive environment where clients, families and colleagues feel empowered to succeed. Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals. Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport. Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families. Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements and training in an accurate and timely manner. Team player that can demonstrate the values for working as part of multi-disciplinary team to advance a client's needs. Demonstrates the ability to take on additional responsibilities with time, including assessment and development of treatment plans for more complex cases, supervision of therapy aides/volunteers and additional clinic responsibilities. Ability to travel for periods of time for training/treating may be required. Responsibilities Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment with documentation of speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and feeding-swallowing disorders primarily in the pediatric population. Possess general knowledge of child development to assess and refer families to other disciplines when appropriate. Assess a client's communication and/or feeding/swallowing skills using a variety of standardized tools and clinical observation/informal analysis to identify primary impairments and determine a plan for treatment. Utilize multiple frames of reference to inform practice including but not limited to: neurodevelopmental, developmental biomechanical, sensory integration, motor learning, cognitive, and rehabilitation. Create tailored treatment plans to address client's limitations, taking into account their age, abilities, and other medical/physical factors. Involvement with patient, family, and caregivers to train, teach, and provide strategies to improve communication in all environments. Assessment, development, application and/or training in the use of aided communication devices. Demonstrate understanding of the use of various AAC systems and access methods, including, but not limited to, eye gaze and switch access. Demonstrate understanding of assessment and treatment of oral-pharyngeal motor skills, feeding/swallowing mechanics, and sensory-based feeding difficulties. Utilization of multi-modal communication strategies (manual signs, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, verbal language, gesture, body language, partner-assisted scanning, etc.). Prescribe home exercise programs for patient/caregivers to promote carryover and generalization of skills obtained during therapy sessions for continued progress in the community. Adapt environments and processes to enhance functional performance of clients in and out of therapy sessions. Actively participate in professional development including continuing education opportunities provided through the organization, from outside providers, as well as through opportunities offered as part of regular clinical supervision Maintain impeccable documentation. Ensure that treatment notes are recorded accurately and timely in the electronic health record system, according to the policies of NAPA Center. Report writing including but not limited to evaluations, progress reports, school district annual IEP reports, assistive technology. Act as a member of an interdisciplinary team to create a comprehensive developmental approach to client-centered care. Develop rapport with clients and families to build a relationship of trust and mutual respect. Work closely with administrative staff to manage the schedule and ensure that time is being used productively. Provide input into the development of clinical practices and procedures. Act in accordance with all company, legal and industry policies and ethics. Comply with all professional development requirements for maintenance of registration as a Speech & Language Pathologist with the appropriate licensing board. Work in a healthy and safe manner and encourage others to do the same Company Values All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include: Love -NAPA is a family business built on the love that parents have for their children. Embody NAPA's spirit of love through kind actions, warmth and communication used every day. Share - strive to collaborate and educate as part of the NAPA team, so that our clients and their families leave NAPA with positivity and hope. Grow - evolve, engage and continue to learn, from our clients, our colleagues and our industry so that we truly offer the best therapy possible. Hope - believe in the potential of every child and commit to helping them succeed, giving families hope when others have failed.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?xAZl2OSnWhJZ8WlqizKl4Qk" width="0" height="0" />

**Speech & Language Pathologist**

Speech & Language Pathologists provide services to develop, enhance, or restore functional communication, speech, language, and/or feeding/swallowing skills of clients whose abilities to communicate effectively and/or to eat safely and efficiently are threatened or impaired by physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and sensory impairments.

Speech & Language Pathologists at NAPA Center complete skilled assessments and provide skilled intervention to infants, toddlers, children, and adolescents with a variety of diagnoses that impact speech production, receptive language, expressive language, social-pragmatic skills, and feeding/swallowing skills within the professional scope of practice. The role requires all therapists to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and provide evidence-based interventions to clients that include complex communication and feeding needs.

**Requirements**

- Minimum qualifications include completion of at least a Master of Arts or Applied Science in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Disorders, Communication Sciences and Disorders, or equivalent, from an accredited university.
- Must have and maintain state license with the appropriate licensing board.
- Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply. However, licensed SLPs must have and maintain ASHA CCC credentials.
- Experience in pediatric setting with exposure to children and/or young adults with complex disabilities is preferred.
- Background clearance by the DOJ and FBI.
- Annual TB test clearance.
- CPR and First Aid certificates.
- Good physical health and fitness, including the ability to frequently perform, on a daily basis, the following movements over a 6-8 hour period without experiencing pain or abnormal fatigue:
  - Lift, push or pull up to and including 50 pounds with hands and wrists as therapeutic handling is manually intensive.
  - Independently transfer dependent patients up to 85 pounds.
  - Independently offer contact guard assistance for ambulatory patients of up to 125 pounds.
  - Maintain extended periods of standing and/or sitting on the floor for up to 7 hours per day.
  - Move from floor to standing position back to floor frequently (6-7 hours) throughout the day.
- Create a safe, professional, and supportive environment where clients, families, and colleagues feel empowered to succeed.
- Ability to communicate confidently and effectively with clients and other medical professionals.
- Display a level of professional empathy towards clients and the ability to develop rapport.
- Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with clients and their families.
- Exercise discipline by completing all documentation, reporting requirements, and training in an accurate and timely manner.
- Team player that can demonstrate the values for working as part of a multi-disciplinary team to advance a client's needs.
- Demonstrates the ability to take on additional responsibilities with time, including assessment and development of treatment plans for more complex cases, supervision of therapy aides/volunteers, and additional clinic responsibilities.
- Ability to travel for periods of time for training/treating may be required.

**Job Description**

- Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment with documentation of speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and feeding-swallowing disorders primarily in the pediatric population.
- Possess general knowledge of child development to assess and refer families to other disciplines when appropriate.
- Assess a client's communication and/or feeding/swallowing skills using a variety of standardized tools and clinical observation/informal analysis to identify primary impairments and determine a plan for treatment.
- Utilize multiple frames of reference to inform practice including but not limited to: neurodevelopmental, developmental biomechanical, sensory integration, motor learning, cognitive, and rehabilitation.
- Create tailored treatment plans to address client's limitations, taking into account their age, abilities, and other medical/physical factors.
- Involvement with patient, family, and caregivers to train, teach, and provide strategies to improve communication in all environments.
- Assessment, development, application and/or training in the use of aided communication devices.
- Demonstrate understanding of the use of various AAC systems and access methods, including but not limited to eye gaze and switch access.
- Demonstrate understanding of assessment and treatment of oral-pharyngeal motor skills, feeding/swallowing mechanics, and sensory-based feeding difficulties.
- Utilization of multi-modal communication strategies (manual signs, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, verbal language, gesture, body language, partner-assisted scanning, etc.).
- Prescribe home exercise programs for patient/caregivers to promote carryover and generalization of skills obtained during therapy sessions for continued progress in the community.
- Adapt environments and processes to enhance functional performance of clients in and out of therapy sessions.
- Actively participate in professional development including continuing education opportunities provided through the organization, from outside providers, as well as through opportunities offered as part of regular clinical supervision.
- Maintain impeccable documentation. Ensure that treatment notes are recorded accurately and timely in the electronic health record system according to the policies of NAPA Center.
- Report writing including but not limited to evaluations, progress reports, school district annual IEP reports, assistive technology.
- Act as a member of an interdisciplinary team to create a comprehensive developmental approach to client-centered care.
- Develop rapport with clients and families to build a relationship of trust and mutual respect.
- Work closely with administrative staff to manage the schedule and ensure that time is being used productively.
- Provide input into the development of clinical practices and procedures.
- Act in accordance with all company, legal and industry policies and ethics.
- Comply with all professional development requirements for maintenance of registration as a Speech & Language Pathologist with the appropriate licensing board.
- Work in a healthy and safe manner and encourage others to do the same.

**Company Values**

All NAPA Center employees must demonstrate the company's core values which include:

- Love - NAPA is a family business built on the love that parents have for their children. Embody NAPA's spirit of love through kind actions, warmth, and communication used every day.
- Share - Strive to collaborate and educate as part of the NAPA team so that our clients and their families leave NAPA with positivity and hope.
- Grow - Evolve, engage, and continue to learn from our clients, our colleagues, and our industry so that we truly offer the best therapy possible.
- Hope - Believe in the potential of every child and commit to helping them succeed, giving families hope when others have failed.

Speech Language Pathologist

$250 Sign on Bonus $250 Referral Bonus Join A List Therapy Group - Empowering Occupational Therapists, Elevating Care! Home Health Occupational Therapist (OT) Earn $150,000-$180,000 annually Flexible Schedule Therapist-Owned Company About Us A List Therapy Group is transforming home health therapy, providing an exceptional experience for clinicians and patients alike. Founded by therapists for therapists, we understand the unique needs of Occupational Therapists and create a supportive environment where you can thrive. Whether you're an experienced Occupational Therapist or new to the field, we offer the tools, flexibility, and support to succeed. Why Choose A List Therapy Group? Exceptional Pay & Perks: Competitive rates of $90-$115 per visit, with annual earning potential of $150,000-$180,000. $250 Sign-On Bonus and $250 Referral Bonus for joining and referring other Occupational Therapists ! Flexible Work-Life Balance: Set your own schedule and choose your preferred coverage areas. Enjoy autonomy and control over your caseload. Simplified Workflow: Easy-to-use documentation software designed with Occupational Therapists in mind. Most notes can be completed during patient visits! 100% digital operations - no paperwork, no hassle. Therapist-Centered Support: Dedicated support team ready to assist you whenever you need it. Optional training to help new-to-home-health Occupational Therapists excel. Locations Hiring: Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Orange Counties, including areas such as Hollywood, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Newport Beach, and more! What You'll Do as an Occupational Therapist: Evaluate and treat patients in their homes, delivering personalized occupational therapy interventions. Develop and implement care plans to improve patients' daily living skills, independence, and quality of life. Collaborate with patients, families, and the healthcare team to achieve optimal outcomes. Assess home environments and recommend necessary modifications for safety and functionality. What We're Looking For: Current California Occupational Therapy (OT) License Reliable transportation and valid driver's license Passionate, professional, and dedicated to providing outstanding care Job Types: Full-Time Part-Time Per Diem Contract Ready to Elevate Your Career as an Occupational Therapist? Call us at or email to learn more. Visit our website: Your Success, Our Priority - Apply Today! At A List Therapy Group, we put Occupational Therapists first. Join a team that values your expertise, time, and well-being. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract Pay: $90.00 - $115.00 per hour Benefits: Flexible schedule Referral program Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday Weekends as needed Application Question(s): What are your coverage areas? Education: Master's (Preferred) License/Certification: Occupational Therapy License (Preferred) Ability to Relocate: Santa Clarita, CA 91350: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?xKa135tGm8nQr0AEwrs%2fBgn" width="0" height="0" />

**Home Health Occupational Therapist (OT)**

Join A List Therapy Group - Empowering Occupational Therapists, Elevating Care! A List Therapy Group is transforming home health therapy, providing an exceptional experience for clinicians and patients alike. Founded by therapists for therapists, we understand the unique needs of Occupational Therapists and create a supportive environment where you can thrive. Whether you're an experienced Occupational Therapist or new to the field, we offer the tools, flexibility, and support to succeed.

**Job Description**

- Evaluate and treat patients in their homes, delivering personalized occupational therapy interventions.
- Develop and implement care plans to improve patients' daily living skills, independence, and quality of life.
- Collaborate with patients, families, and the healthcare team to achieve optimal outcomes.
- Assess home environments and recommend necessary modifications for safety and functionality.

**Requirements**

- Current California Occupational Therapy (OT) License
- Reliable transportation and valid driver's license
- Passionate, professional, and dedicated to providing outstanding care

**Benefits**

- Competitive rates of $90-$115 per visit, with annual earning potential of $150,000-$180,000.
- $250 sign-on bonus and $250 referral bonus for joining and referring other Occupational Therapists.
- Flexible schedule: Set your own schedule and choose your preferred coverage areas.
- Simplified workflow: Easy-to-use documentation software designed with Occupational Therapists in mind. Most notes can be completed during patient visits! 100% digital operations - no paperwork, no hassle.
- Dedicated support team ready to assist you whenever you need it. Optional training to help new-to-home-health Occupational Therapists excel.

**Community Overview**

Locations hiring include Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Orange Counties, including areas such as Hollywood, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Newport Beach, and more!

Occupational Therapist Home Health

$500 Sign on Bonus $250 Referral bonus Join A List Therapy Group - Empowering Clinicians, Elevating Care! Home Health Physical Therapist (PT) Earn $153,000-$208,000 annually Flexible Schedule Therapist-Owned Company About Us A List Therapy Group is transforming home health therapy, providing an exceptional experience for clinicians and patients alike. Founded by therapists for therapists, we understand the unique needs of Physical Therapists and create a supportive environment where you can thrive. Whether you're an experienced Physical Therapist or new to the field, we offer the tools, flexibility, and support to succeed. Why Choose A List Therapy Group? Unmatched Pay & Perks: Earn $90-$115 per visit with opportunities to reach $153,000-$208,000 annually. $500 Sign-On Bonus & $250 Referral Bonus for joining referring other Physical Therapists ! Flexible Work-Life Balance: Set your own schedule. Choose the areas you want to cover. Control your caseload and enjoy the autonomy to work when it suits you. Streamlined Workflow: Easy-to-use documentation software designed with Physical Therapists in mind. Most notes can be completed during patient visits! 100% digital operations - no paperwork, no hassle. Therapist-Centered Support: Dedicated RN/PT support team available to assist you every step of the way. Optional training and mentoring for new-to-home-health Physical Therapists ensures you're ready to excel. Locations Hiring: Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and Orange Counties, including areas like Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Newport Beach, and more! What You'll Do as a Physical Therapist: Evaluate and treat patients in their homes to improve mobility and quality of life. Develop personalized care plans and collaborate with families for optimal outcomes. Provide expert recommendations for safe home environments. What We're Looking For: Current California Physical Therapist (PT) License Reliable transportation and valid driver's license Passionate, professional, and committed to excellent care Job Types: Full-Time Part-Time Per Diem Contract Ready to Elevate Your Career as a Physical Therapist? Call us at or email to learn more. Visit our website: Your Career, Your Way - Apply Today! At A List Therapy Group, we put Physical Therapists first. Join a team that values your expertise, time, and well-being. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, PRN, Contract, Per diem Pay: $90.00 - $115.00 per hour Benefits: Referral program Medical Specialty: Home Health Schedule: Choose your own hours Application Question(s): What are you coverage areas? License/Certification: Physical Therapy License (Required) CPR Certification (Preferred) Ability to Relocate: Inglewood, CA 90302: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?tjTXx%2flKAG4BitdfBV%2bYNwv" width="0" height="0" />

**Home Health Physical Therapist (PT)**

Join A List Therapy Group - Empowering Clinicians, Elevating Care! A List Therapy Group is transforming home health therapy, providing an exceptional experience for clinicians and patients alike. Founded by therapists for therapists, we understand the unique needs of Physical Therapists and create a supportive environment where you can thrive. Whether you're an experienced Physical Therapist or new to the field, we offer the tools, flexibility, and support to succeed.

**Job Description**

- Evaluate and treat patients in their homes to improve mobility and quality of life.
- Develop personalized care plans and collaborate with families for optimal outcomes.
- Provide expert recommendations for safe home environments.

**Requirements**

- Current California Physical Therapist (PT) License
- Reliable transportation and valid driver's license
- Passionate, professional, and committed to excellent care

**Benefits**

- Earn $90-$115 per visit with opportunities to reach $153,000-$208,000 annually.
- $500 sign-on bonus & $250 referral bonus for joining and referring other Physical Therapists.
- Flexible work-life balance: Set your own schedule and control your caseload.
- Streamlined workflow with easy-to-use documentation software designed for Physical Therapists.
- Dedicated RN/PT support team available to assist you every step of the way.
- Optional training and mentoring for new-to-home-health Physical Therapists.

**Locations Hiring**

Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and Orange Counties, including areas like Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Newport Beach, and more!

Physical Therapist, Home Health

The Company Alsana is an eating disorder recovery community with 8 locations nationwide, plus our virtual program. We provide superior and committed care to help those on their journey to a healthy and successful recovery. From the Latin roots meaning "all" or "total health," Alsana offers a new philosophy of care centered on our clients' full well-being. We address the aspects of eating disorders that often go untreated in traditional recovery programs. Our culture creates a working environment of communication, collaboration, compassion, and integrity-all of which are necessary to craft unique treatment plans tailored to our clients' needs and outcomes. The Role As a Primary Therapist at Alsana, you will provide consultation, case management and therapy on complex cases to individuals who have and are affected by serious eating disorders. You will assess clients, determine referral needs, provide group therapy, family therapy and group education and formulate and implement treatment plans. Responsibilities Performs, interprets, and provides feedback to clients on various assessments relevant to eating disorder treatment (e.g., psychosocial assessment, suicide risk assessment, core assessment packet) Provides individual therapy sessions for clients, utilizing appropriate interventions adapted to the needs of the client. Completes appropriate and thorough documentation within established time frames, including progress notes for individual and family sessions, weekly therapy assessments, treatment plans, and discharge summaries. Communicates with outpatient team to provide updates on client progress and to provide continuity of care. Attends weekly training and individual/group supervisions as assigned. Assists direct care in providing observations for clients, managing milieu conflict, and supporting clients. Participates in meals and snacks with clients as assigned. Provides crisis stabilization for clients in the milieu who may become de-escalated at times. Provides "check-ins" with clients as needed based on the needs of the client and the appropriateness of the check-in. Provides "on-call" coverage during assigned times. Perform all other duties as assigned. Qualifications Master's degree in social work, Clinical Counseling, or other relevant health related discipline (AMFT, ACSW, LPC, PhD) Two years' recent related experience working with eating disordered clients or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Eligible for registration with relevant professional association Ability to educate and provide consultation to clients, families, and healthcare professionals. Comprehensive knowledge of psychiatric diagnosis and professional practice guidelines for the treatment of various disorders Comprehensive knowledge of relevant Acts such as Mental Health Act, Freedom of Information Act, pertinent regulations, policies and procedures, and other statutory duties Benefits Comprehensive Benefits for full time staff Generous Paid Time Off, Sick Time Off and Holidays Company Paid Life and Disability Insurance 401k Plan (Pre and Post Tax) Flexible Spending Accounts LifeMart Employee Discounts Tuition Discount Program Free EAP services Free meals and snacks (position specific) Are you ready to let your light shine?! Join the Alsana team today! <img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?s9C9mpSRxCgSZltBAaIkQwi" width="0" height="0" />

**Primary Therapist**

Alsana is an eating disorder recovery community with 8 locations nationwide, plus our virtual program. We provide superior and committed care to help those on their journey to a healthy and successful recovery. From the Latin roots meaning "all" or "total health," Alsana offers a new philosophy of care centered on our clients' full well-being. We address the aspects of eating disorders that often go untreated in traditional recovery programs. Our culture creates a working environment of communication, collaboration, compassion, and integrity—all of which are necessary to craft unique treatment plans tailored to our clients' needs and outcomes.

**Job Description**

- Provide consultation, case management, and therapy on complex cases to individuals who have and are affected by serious eating disorders.
- Assess clients, determine referral needs, provide group therapy, family therapy, and group education, and formulate and implement treatment plans.
- Perform, interpret, and provide feedback to clients on various assessments relevant to eating disorder treatment (e.g., psychosocial assessment, suicide risk assessment, core assessment packet).
- Provide individual therapy sessions for clients, utilizing appropriate interventions adapted to the needs of the client.
- Complete appropriate and thorough documentation within established time frames, including progress notes for individual and family sessions, weekly therapy assessments, treatment plans, and discharge summaries.
- Communicate with the outpatient team to provide updates on client progress and to provide continuity of care.
- Attend weekly training and individual/group supervisions as assigned.
- Assist direct care in providing observations for clients, managing milieu conflict, and supporting clients.
- Participate in meals and snacks with clients as assigned.
- Provide crisis stabilization for clients in the milieu who may become de-escalated at times.
- Provide "check-ins" with clients as needed based on the needs of the client and the appropriateness of the check-in.
- Provide "on-call" coverage during assigned times.
- Perform all other duties as assigned.

**Requirements**

- Master's degree in social work, clinical counseling, or other relevant health-related discipline (AMFT, ACSW, LPC, PhD).
- Two years' recent related experience working with eating disordered clients or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
- Eligible for registration with relevant professional association.
- Ability to educate and provide consultation to clients, families, and healthcare professionals.
- Comprehensive knowledge of psychiatric diagnosis and professional practice guidelines for the treatment of various disorders.
- Comprehensive knowledge of relevant Acts such as Mental Health Act, Freedom of Information Act, pertinent regulations, policies and procedures, and other statutory duties.

**Benefits**

- Comprehensive benefits for full-time staff.
- Generous paid time off, sick time off, and holidays.
- Company paid life and disability insurance.
- 401k plan (pre and post tax).
- Flexible spending accounts.
- LifeMart employee discounts.
- Tuition discount program.
- Free EAP services.
- Free meals and snacks (position specific).

Primary Therapist: Sunday-Thursday 9-5

The Company Alsana is an eating disorder recovery community with 8 locations nationwide, plus our virtual program. We provide superior and committed care to help those on their journey to a healthy and successful recovery. From the Latin roots meaning "all" or "total health," Alsana offers a new philosophy of care centered on our clients' full well-being. We address the aspects of eating disorders that often go untreated in traditional recovery programs. Our culture creates a working environment of communication, collaboration, compassion, and integrity-all of which are necessary to craft unique treatment plans tailored to our clients' needs and outcomes. The Role As a Primary Therapist at Alsana, you will provide consultation, case management and therapy on complex cases to individuals who have and are affected by serious eating disorders. You will assess clients, determine referral needs, provide group therapy, family therapy and group education and formulate and implement treatment plans. Responsibilities Performs, interprets, and provides feedback to clients on various assessments relevant to eating disorder treatment (e.g., psychosocial assessment, suicide risk assessment, core assessment packet) Provides individual therapy sessions for clients, utilizing appropriate interventions adapted to the needs of the client. Completes appropriate and thorough documentation within established time frames, including progress notes for individual and family sessions, weekly therapy assessments, treatment plans, and discharge summaries. Communicates with outpatient team to provide updates on client progress and to provide continuity of care. Attends weekly training and individual/group supervisions as assigned. Assists direct care in providing observations for clients, managing milieu conflict, and supporting clients. Participates in meals and snacks with clients as assigned. Provides crisis stabilization for clients in the milieu who may become de-escalated at times. Provides "check-ins" with clients as needed based on the needs of the client and the appropriateness of the check-in. Provides "on-call" coverage during assigned times. Perform all other duties as assigned. Qualifications Master's degree in social work, Clinical Counseling, or other relevant health related discipline (AMFT, ACSW, LPC, PhD) Two years' recent related experience working with eating disordered clients or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Eligible for registration with relevant professional association Ability to educate and provide consultation to clients, families, and healthcare professionals. Comprehensive knowledge of psychiatric diagnosis and professional practice guidelines for the treatment of various disorders Comprehensive knowledge of relevant Acts such as Mental Health Act, Freedom of Information Act, pertinent regulations, policies and procedures, and other statutory duties Benefits Comprehensive Benefits for full time staff Generous Paid Time Off, Sick Time Off and Holidays Company Paid Life and Disability Insurance 401k Plan (Pre and Post Tax) Flexible Spending Accounts LifeMart Employee Discounts Tuition Discount Program Free EAP services Free meals and snacks (position specific) Are you ready to let your light shine?! Join the Alsana team today! <img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?Xz0AqDDx1m6du7%2fpeXFCHgb" width="0" height="0" />

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