Behavioral Health Telehealth Clinician

Job description

Why Join KANA

Kodiak Area Native Association (KANA) is a Tribal health organization committed to elevating the lives of the people we serve. At KANA, employees are more than staff members; they are part of a mission driven team committed to meaningful work, community impact, and long-term growth.

Benefits & Perks

401(k) retirement plan with a 7% employer contribution beginning in year two, paid regardless of employee contribution

Paid Parental Leave

80% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage

Access to 20+ medical plan options through federal OPM benefits

Employer-paid life insurance at 2.5x annual salary

AD&D, short-term, and long-term disability coverage

Generous paid time off and 13 paid holidays

Free gym membership to the KANA Wellness Center

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Tuition assistance and reimbursement programs

Leadership development and internal advancement opportunities

Eligibility for IHS and NHSC loan repayment programs (role dependent)

Potential temporary housing assistance for relocating employees, based on availability

Position Overview

The Behavioral Health Telehealth Clinician provides high-quality behavioral health services to youth, adults, and families through telehealth and integrated care delivery. This role conducts comprehensive assessments, develops individualized treatment plans, and delivers evidence-based interventions for individuals with mental health and/or co-occurring disorders. Working as part of an interdisciplinary team, this position ensures coordinated, patient-centered care aligned with KANA's mission, values, and recognized clinical standards.

Key Responsibilities

Supports the organization's mission, goals, quality standards, and patient-centered medical home philosophy

Demonstrates KANA's core values of Courtesy, Caring, Respect, Sharing, and Pride in all interactions

Upholds KANA's Code of Ethics through professional, ethical, and respectful conduct

Establishes therapeutic relationships with clients based on empathy, trust, and professionalism

Provides individual, family, and group counseling and/or psychotherapy services for children, adolescents, adults, and elders

Completes integrated behavioral health assessments using DSM-5 and ASAM placement criteria

Develops and implements individualized treatment plans that address biopsychosocial needs, including co-occurring disorders

Provides crisis intervention for individuals experiencing suicidal ideation, psychosis, or acute behavioral health concerns

Manages approximately 25 direct patient care hours per week and coordinates scheduling with the Behavioral Health Intake Coordinator

Participates in clinical supervision (if unlicensed) or consultation (if licensed) to support continuous improvement in care delivery

Collaborates with Behavioral Health team members including Case Managers, Intake Coordinators, Behavioral Health Aides, and other staff

Coordinates care with KANA medical providers, the Wellness Center, Child Advocacy Center, and community partners

Develops and maintains referral networks to support access to higher or lower levels of care when needed

Participates in outreach and community engagement activities, including possible travel to rural villages as requested

Maintains timely and accurate clinical documentation in compliance with KANA policies, State of Alaska regulations, Medicaid requirements, and other applicable standards

Engages in professional development, including continuing education (CEUs), advanced training, and licensure progression

Attends required meetings and training and works toward Qualified Addictions Professional status when applicable

Performs other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Master's Degree from an accredited university in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related behavioral health field

Licensed in the State of Alaska or eligible for licensure within two (2) years of hire

Minimum one (1) year of experience in the behavioral health field required; two (2) years preferred

Knowledge of substance use disorders, addiction, recovery, and relapse prevention

Experience working in rural Alaska villages strongly preferred

Ability to conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and deliver evidence-based interventions

Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills

Must pass background checks in accordance with Alaska DHSS and the federal Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act requirements

Work Schedule

KANA's standard work schedule is 37.5 working hours per week, consisting of 7.5 paid working hours per day plus a one-hour unpaid lunch break (8.5 hours on site per day).

This position is based out of Anchorage. Candidates must be located in Anchorage or willing to relocate to Anchorage.

Our Values

KANA's work is guided by Courtesy, Caring, Respect, Sharing, and Pride. We seek team members who embody these values in how they provide care, collaborate with others, and serve the community.

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Worksite address

anchorage, AK, 99507, US

Who can apply

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