Thursday, December 21, 2017

§ Clinician – Sound Solutions (South, East and Metro) - Sound Health - formerly Sound Mental Health


§  Clinician – Sound Solutions (South, East and Metro)

Full time position with full benefits (South, East and Metro). The Sound Solutions Clinician is responsible for providing assessment, direct clinical intervention, and supportive therapeutic consultation for our commercial insurance clients.  Clients include: child, adolescent, and adults presenting with a wide variety of emotional, behavioral and co-occurring disorders. Ongoing consultation and collaboration with collateral agencies is expected. The individual in this position will be required to work with multiple community resources, inpatient facilities, mental health residential facilities, and other systems of care (when applicable) in developing holistic, strength based, recovery oriented therapeutic treatment. Delivery of therapeutic services will be provided in an office setting.
Position requires an expert level clinician, displaying a high level of skill, commitment, and leadership qualities within the team.  Clinicians in this role are helping to grow the SMH commercial business line. Clinician must be licensed and is responsible to maintain all required credentialing to perform their job duties.  The Clinician is expected to work proactively, ensuring that productivity and financial expectations (generating revenue) are met. 

Essential Functions:
·        Provide intake evaluations.
·        Provide individual and family psychotherapy treatment to children and adolescents and adults.
·        Identify and assess client problems from various clinical orientations and modalities.
·        Develop and implement effective interventions, treatment plans, individualized to address client’s current and long term needs.
·        Communicate, collaborate, and establish a working relationship with client’s family when applicable.
·        Collaborate with client’s identified supports.
·        Develop culturally sensitive treatment plans.
·        Collaborate with school staff, community agency staff, and office staff as support to client, when applicable.
·        Follow crisis management procedures in support of client, including appropriate interventions and hospitalizations.
·        Understand recovery concepts in behavioral health and apply, synthesize and demonstrate recovery concepts, as appropriate to your work.
·        Prepare necessary written reports, summaries, and progress notes as dictated by agency policy, in a timely manner.
·        Maintain inter-agency collaboration.
·        Develop and maintain positive, professional working relationships with potential referral sources.
·        Participate in staff meetings and assigned committees, as requested.
·        Participate in individual supervision and group supervision as scheduled.
·        Develop and maintain professional time management, organization skills, reliability, flexibility, and accountability.
·        Maintain ethical and competent client and peer relationships in the delivery of service.
·        Relate to others in a professional manner, respectful of individual and cultural differences.
·        Comply with all applicable federal, state and county laws and regulations, SMH policies and procedures, and all safety regulations.
·        Maintain Sound Solutions productivity expectations and standards.
·        Other duties as assigned.

Professional Development:
·        Participate in continuing education and agency offered trainings on an annual basis.
·        Maintain licensure, including CEU totals required and necessary fees.
·        Pursuing specialized training in various clinical areas of interest is encouraged.
·        Employee may be requested to work toward CDP certification.
·        Maintain Avatar training and required Essential Learning Courses.
Skills:
·        Outpatient therapy experience, with child, adolescent and adults
·        Knowledge of treatment planning and evidence-based interventions, especially for primary disorders of mood, anxiety, adjustment, trauma, and substance use.
·        Skill and experience in working with a wide range of emotional and behavioral problems in children and adolescents; the presenting problems of the entire family unit; individual adult problems and marital difficulties.
·        Advanced insight and knowledge of cultural competency framework with experience/understanding of trauma-informed care and recovery.
·        Experience with Electronic Health Records.
·        Knowledge of billing utilizing CPT codes.
·        Work independently within a team-setting of clinical, administrative, and business professionals.
·        Knowledge of community mental health systems and resources within King County is highly desirable. 
·        A thorough knowledge of child and adolescent development (cognitive, emotional, and physical) is required. 
·        A willingness to work some early evening hours is necessary. 
Qualifications:
·        Master's degree in a therapeutic counseling field with a strong emphasis in working with adolescents, children, families and is preferred. 
·        Minimum of two years clinical experience as a psychotherapist or case manager with children/adolescents/adults and demonstrated skills in clinical assessment and treatment of multi-problem families is required. 
·        Duel credential with CDP preferred.
·        Mental Health Professional status and Licensure required.
  • WDL, insurable driving record and reliable transportation necessary

Salary = DOQ
Send letter of interest, resume and salary history to:  Sound Mental Health, Attn: Beth Anderson and CC Alexis Owens, Job #17-225 (South) 1600 E. Olive St., Seattle, WA 98122, or fax to (206) 302-2210, or e-mail to BethA@smh.org and CC: AlexisO@smh.org 


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