Behavior Health Therapist Per Diem Days - Delray Medical Center

Summary

The Therapist is responsible for daily direction of activities of the milieu by providing leadership and acting as a clinical resource for programmatic interventions and implementation of the Multi-disciplinary Treatment Plan. The Therapist provides social services to patients and their families including facilitating individual, group, and family therapy for the assigned program. The Therapist is expected to coordinate the treatment planning process, and provide therapeutic counseling and discharge planning. The Program Therapist is responsible for ascertaining information regarding placement and ensuring that referrals are made appropriately. Also the Program Therapist needs to have thorough knowledge of the Baker Act.

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS

EDUCATION
Master's Degree in social work, mental health, psychology or related field required. License preferred

EXPERIENCE
Minimum: Two (2) years psychiatric experience with Adults, Geriatric or Chemical Dependency/Dual Diagnosed patients

REQUIRED CERTIFICATION/LICENSURE/REGISTRATION

• CPI within 3 months of employment
• American Heart Association BLS certification

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