Associate Clinician I
Overview
Associate Clinician I is a mental health professional who will lead forensic evaluations and treatment for individuals in the criminal legal system. You will provide evidence based interventions and case management while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.
What You'll Do11
- 1Conduct intakes and assessments for forensic clients including screenings and interviews
- 2Provide forensically informed support services for mental illness and co‑occurring disorders
- 3Maintain accurate documentation in compliance with agency policies and regulatory standards
- 4Deliver short‑term and long term psychotherapy to forensic clients
- 5Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care
- 6Meet 60‑65% direct clinical contact requirement
- 7Utilize technology experience to improve workflow efficiency
- 8Demonstrate professional composure under high stress
- 9Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards
- 10Report to clinical director and handle administrative tasks
- 11Contribute to professional development initiatives
Requirements10
- 1Minimum 1 year experience with mental health or substance use disorders
- 2At least one year of substance abuse or CBT training for adults or juveniles with abusive histories
- 3Current CASOMB certification or eligibility for certification
- 4Master’s degree or higher
- 5Ability to work independently in office settings
- 6Physical stamina to stand and lift up to 50 pounds
- 7Clear background check
- 8Strong written and verbal communication skills
- 9Proven reliability and attention to detail
- 10Commitment to continuous learning
Salary Insight
$70 - $85k per year
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