Provide time limited individual and group counseling in shelter and community-based settings using trauma informed, motivational enhancement, and cognitive behavioral approaches
Maintain an efficient referral and intake process, including outreach, scheduling, and timely follow up
Attend monthly EVE staff meetings and provide updates and brief presentations on counseling and psychoeducation topics for staff
Participate in tabling and other outreach activities at community events and provide community education with the EVE outreach team
Deliver psychoeducation, case management, referrals, and service coordination to promote client safety, stability, and recovery
Maintain positive, professional relationships with clients, referral sources, and community partners, collaborating to support the best possible outcomes
Complete timely and accurate documentation in the Empower client database, ensuring privacy and confidentiality in accordance with all applicable regulations and ethical standards
Participate in individual supervision, clinical case conferences, and agency wide meetings, contributing to a culture of learning and high-quality services
Engage in ongoing professional development, with agency support for training and licensure
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Master’s degree in social work or counseling (required)
Limited or full professional licensure; agency provides supervision toward licensure
Minimum of one year of experience providing assessment and therapeutic interventions with adolescents and adults
Experience with manualized treatment models, trauma-focused care, LGBTQIA2+ clients, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault preferred
Strong interpersonal, organizational, and documentation skills
Familiarity with client databases or willingness to learn
How to Apply
Send your resume and cover letter to: Liz Gonzalez, Director of Administration liz@childandfamily.org