Associate Clinician

Children's Legacy Center•Redding, CA

16d•$70,304 - $74,880•Onsite

About The Position

The Associate Clinician position is designed for a dynamic professional who will work within ARCH Collaborative which is focused on supporting children and families impacted by trauma. Under the supervision of a licensed clinician, this role is central to providing mental health services to youth and families, helping them navigate the complexities of trauma recovery. The ideal candidate should possess strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trusting, therapeutic relationships with both children and their families. Compassion, a deep commitment to fostering healing, and a willingness to learn are key aspects of the role.

Requirements

Master's Degree in a behavioral science (e.g., Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, Counseling, Psychology)
Registered and in good standing with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as an Associate. (AMFT, ACSW, APCC)
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and counseling skills, particularly in engaging with children, adolescents, and families
Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment
Cultural sensitivity and the ability to work with diverse populations
Commitment to ongoing professional development and keeping up to date with advances in the field of mental health
Experience in the CANS (Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths) multi-purpose tool
Ability to work in an office and clinical environment, including sitting for extended periods, using a computer, and occasionally lifting up to 25 pounds
Ability to manage emotional and physical demands related to trauma-focused therapy sessions
May require some travel program support

Responsibilities

Provide therapeutic mental health services to youth impacted by trauma and/or sexual exploitation, as well as their families. Services include individual and family therapy, group therapy, crisis intervention, and parent education
Offer therapeutic support for non-offending caregivers to foster healing within the family unit
Conduct psychosocial assessments, develop treatment plans, provide diagnoses, and document clinical notes in a clear and timely manner
Collaborate effectively with staff, multidisciplinary teams, victim advocates, and other community partners to ensure holistic support for clients
Maintain comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date case documentation in accordance with program and regulatory standards
Stay informed on the latest best practices in trauma-informed care, child abuse, multi-cultural competency, and evidence-based treatment modalities
Complete mandatory training programs within the first year, such as TF-CBT
Participate in clinical supervision to meet BBS Requirements
Actively participate in behavioral health team meetings, clinical discussions, staff stand ups, all staff meetings and supervision
Required to work a minimum of one evening shift per week (10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.)