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Job description
Trauma Therapist Position
Are you compassionate and caring? Are you looking for a rewarding career in Mental Health & Human Services? Apply today to join an amazing team, dedicated to advocating the health & well-being of individuals, families, and communities. The Mental Health Association of Columbia-Greene Counties Inc. is looking to fill a full time Trauma Therapist position at the Child Advocacy Center.
The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is a child-friendly, community-oriented, safe environment where children and their families are offered the opportunity to receive comprehensive services when an allegation of child abuse has been made. It is a place where children can feel safe and at ease while being interviewed by a specially trained member of the CAC's multidisciplinary child abuse investigation team (MDT). This team consists of law enforcement; child protective services; mental health and medical professionals; prosecutors; advocates; and other professionals trained to work with child victims and their family members.
The Therapist will develop/facilitate therapeutic services, crisis intervention, and advocacy, as well as provide information and referral services to victims of interpersonal crime and sexual assault (and their families), survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and to secondary survivors. This role includes individual and group therapy, forensic interview advocacy, hotline support, and participation in outreach efforts. The Therapist will ensure all services are culturally responsive, survivor-centered, and trauma-informed.
Position Type: Full Time-40 Hours/Exempt
Pay Rate: $62,500.00 annually
Work Location: 946 Columbia St., Hudson, NY 12534
Shift Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm with some evenings based on program needs
Job Duties Include:
Provide evidence based, trauma-informed treatment to child victims of abuse and their family members/caregivers.
Deliver crisis intervention services via phone or in person.
Maintain a caseload of 25- 30 clients.
Provide assessments using standardized measures (assessment tools), treatment planning, and completing intakes and maintaining accurate and current case records.
Facilitate supportive and educational groups for victims' families and the community.
Assist clients with completing and submitting crime-victim compensation claim applications.
Respond to client-related calls and correspondence to support treatment, provide personal advocacy, and offer medical and legal advocacy.
Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential clinical records, service logs, progress notes, and related documentation in accordance with organizational policies and applicable requirements.
Collaborate in the planning of professional training for professionals working with this population and provide outreach and prevention education programming.
Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team which includes participation in monthly team meetings and coordinating treatment and on-going collaboration with community agencies.
Recording statistical demographic information for national data base and grant reporting via computer.
Provide clinical expertise to crisis hot-line volunteers and 24-hour crisis hot-line support.
Worksite address
hudson, NY, 12534, US
Who can apply
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