Clinician

Plummer Youth Promise•Salem, MA

9d•$64,400 - $72,800

About The Position

The Clinician role for our Residential Programs in Salem, MA offers a meaningful opportunity to make a direct, lasting impact on the lives of youth and families served by Plummer Youth Promise. The clinician leads comprehensive behavioral health assessments, trauma-informed treatment planning, and individualized interventions using Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) to support residents’ growth and stability. Working in close partnership with youth, families, social workers, program managers, Residential Program Directors and community providers, this position ensures coordinated, responsive, and high-quality care. The role includes regular in-person engagement with residents and families, active participation in team and clinical meetings, and timely coordination of referrals and crisis supports. Clinicians are trusted to exercise strong clinical judgment while documenting thoughtfully and accurately in APRICOT (internal information tracking system). This position is ideal for a passionate, collaborative professional who is energized by Plummer’s mission and committed to helping young people build resilience, connection, and long-term success.

Requirements

Master’s Degree
Minimum of an LCSW
Strong verbal and written skills.
1-3 Years of experience
Strong interpersonal skills and teamwork skills.
Excellent Professional boundaries and judgement
Ability to handle a fast-paced and stressful environment.
Keen sense of commitment to the Plummer Mission.
Valid Massachusetts Driver’s license and Acceptable driving History
Visual and hearing acuity to perform job functions
Ability to ascend and descend stairways
Ability to bend, reach, move and lift 75 pounds.

Responsibilities

Within 21 days of intake complete the CRAFFT Tool with the resident to assess substance abuse history and to inform treatment planning
Within 21 days of intake complete the PEARLS Assessment to assess trauma history and to inform treatment planning
Within 21 days Complete the CANS for all incoming residents.
Cohesively Collaborate with Social Workers, and Program Managers to communicate about a resident’s behavioral health needs and progress.
Meet, in-person with residents a minimum of one time per week and their parent/guardians where indicated. Meetings with parents/guardians may often occur in the family home.
Effectively utilize Collaborative Problem Solving with residents and their families to address their emotional and behavioral health needs.
Complete CPS Assessments
Execute Plan B conversations
Document all CPS activities on APRICOT
Actively participate in resident’s Large Team Meetings to report on the behavioral health needs and progress.
Coordinate and make any necessary behavioral health referrals on behalf of the resident and their parent/guardian.
Remain in close and frequent contact with all external behavioral health providers for all residents of the program.
While in the programs, arrange for any mobile crisis evaluations as necessary
Document all interventions on APRICOT through entering progress notes.
Provide transportation for residents to and from family time, or outside behavioral health appointments when requested.
Actively participate in staff and clinical meetings.
Attend and actively engage in all monthly staff meetings
Attend and actively engage in scheduled Supervision
Other duties as assigned.