About Job

Description

The Associate Marriage and Family Therapist will gain hours of experience counseling individuals, couples, and families in a Christ-centered environment. Develop insight, skills, and training under the supervision of two Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. Integrate faith and psychology as well as different therapy modalities and techniques in a dynamic setting. Learn how to establish your own practice upon receiving your professional license.

Reports to: Counseling Center Director
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Earn hours toward BBS Licensure as a therapist (AMFT, ASW, APCC)

Face-to-face appointments as well as optional telehealth.
Diagnose and treat couples, families, and children.
Opportunities for leading groups or teaching classes or seminars.

Maintain Strict confidentiality and professionalism

Provide clients with limits of confidentiality.
Keep required progress notes.
Maintain confidential clinical files.

Meet weekly with Supervisor(s) per licensing requirements

Prepare case summaries and clinical vignettes when asked.
Collaborate for best treatment approaches.
Seek growth opportunities to advance skills and knowledge.

Provide therapy services

Conduct clinical status examinations to assess for mental and emotional health needs.
Assess, diagnose, and create treatment plans for each client.
Be a proactive listener and offer unconditional positive regard for each client.
Contact supervisor with any questions or concerns.
Make reports to protective services whenever there is a question or concern.

Requirements

Master's Degree Required
BBS Associate Registration Number
Professional Liability Insurance
May be Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, Associate Clinical Social Worker or Associate Professional Clinical Counselor.
Have a growing relationship with Jesus
Demonstrate giftedness in empathy, listening, and caring for individuals.
A desire to grow, learn and develop counseling skills.
An appreciation for self-awareness and personal development.