Clinician, Child and Family
About The Position
Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS) is seeking a licensed clinician to provide high-quality mental health services to children, families, parents/caregivers, and a range of agency clients within the community. This role is ideal for a compassionate, adaptable professional who is passionate about supporting individuals and families through evidence-based care across a variety of service settings. The clinician will utilize varied treatment modalities and provide services in community locations, including but not limited to the Dunwoody office, while supporting emotional well-being, skill development, and access to care. This is a part-time role supporting community access to mental health services.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, or related behavioral health field
- Fully Licensed (LPC, LCSW, LMFT) or license eligible in Georgia (APC, LMSW, AMFT)
- Experience working with children and families, including special needs children, marital conflict, and major mental illness
- Experience conducting clinical assessments, psychotherapy, and care coordination
- Willingness to work with managed care referrals
- Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team
- Ability to use Microsoft Word and learn electronic medical record systems
- Strong attention to detail, reliability, and ability to meet deadlines
- Reliable transportation for travel to community-based service locations
Nice To Haves
- Experience conducting workshops and comfort with public speaking assignments preferred
- Play therapy experience and/or DBT intensive training preferred
- Knowledgeable about Judaism and Jewish families preferred
Responsibilities
- Conduct clinical assessments through use of clinical interviews and standardized measures
- Determine appropriate diagnosis and treatment plans based on client needs, culture, home environment, and preferred therapeutic interventions
- Provide evidence-based psychotherapy including individual, family, and group therapy services
- Provide psycho-educational and skill-building programming within the community
- Conduct crisis, suicide, and homicide risk assessments and interventions and assist with crisis intervention and emergency assistance as needed
- Engage in active outreach with school/college staff, parents/caregivers, and/or community resources
- Facilitate and assist with referrals to community resources as needed
- Complete clinical notes and other required documentation in a timely manner, including completion of visit notes within 72 business hours of visit completion
- Maintain a caseload of approximately 15 clinical sessions/hours per week while working approximately 21 total hours per week
- Maintain an independent schedule to meet client demand, including late afternoon and evening hours as needed
- Attend required meetings, including supervision, group consultation, and team meetings
- Other duties as assigned
Benefits
- Up to 20 days of paid time off (PTO) annually, prorated in the first year
- Paid holidays
- Comprehensive Health, Vision, and Dental insurance
- 401(k) with employer matching
- Paid parental leave
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
