Jasper Mountain seeks an energetic Children's Mental Health Therapist, either licensed or eager to work toward professional licensure and build a base of experience in treating child abuse trauma and attachment in a state-of-the-art program known nationwide for its excellence. Licensing supervision for all types of professional licensure is available as part of employment. The agency is currently looking for a full time Children's Mental Health Therapist to provide treatment services and case coordination in agency programs, serving a range of intensive and complex cases from residential treatment, to outpatient family support. Jasper Mountain serves young children (ages 4-13) and their families.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Responsible for the clinical treatment of assigned children in agency programs.
Individual, group and family treatment services to the children and their families including responsiveness to clients’ unique cultural or socioeconomic characteristics.
Providing input for and implementation of the treatment plans.
Communication of child and family treatment needs and involvement with the treatment milieu.
Responsible for reviewing and compiling milieu information and writing all reports for assigned children.
Other duties as assigned that may be of a treatment, administrative or supervision nature.

Hours: Full time position. Schedule flexible but intended to meet the needs of the agency's clients.

Compensation: Salary depends upon education, licensure and previous years of experience in the field. Range for licensed level position is $53,809.60/year - $67,204.80/year. Benefit package to include 100% employer paid health insurance for employee, dental, vision, Afalc, 403b, and generous paid time off. As needed, clinical supervision toward licensure (LMFT, LCSW, LPC) is provided as part of employment package.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Governor Brown's Mandate, proof of Covid vaccination must be provided.

Jasper Mountain is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Skills

Position Qualifications: A master's degree or doctorate in psychology or social work and professional licensure or active intention to pursue licensure (LMFT, LCSW, LPC). Experience and training in child abuse and child development, and training and experience in therapy with children and families preferred. Two years of experience in a social service agency preferred.


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