Clinician (Spanish Bilingual)

PathPoint•Ventura, CA

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

PathPoint is seeking a Spanish-bilingual AMFT Clinician for its Kids & Families Together division in Ventura, California. The role provides individual and family therapy, assessment, treatment-plan development, rehabilitation, and case management to an assigned caseload. Clinicians collaborate with social workers and other service providers to support client and program objectives. Kids & Families Together provides trauma-responsive, attachment-focused support to families, often within the child welfare system. Services may be delivered in clients’ homes, in an office, or through telehealth. The division specializes in attachment-based approaches such as Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®), and offers clinical training and flexible scheduling, including the ability to work partly from home. PathPoint describes its environment as supportive and emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and cultural humility. The position is scheduled Monday through Friday for 20–40 hours per week. Clinicians must be able to work with families in their homes throughout Ventura County and have at least two to three afternoons or evenings available to see clients after work or school hours. Compensation is $25 per hour for trainees or $30 per hour for licensed clinicians; the stated pay range is $25–$30 per hour and may change based on various factors. Benefits identified with an asterisk are limited to full-time employees; no benefits in the posting are marked with an asterisk.

Requirements

Master’s degree in counseling or clinical psychology.
Registered Associate MFT, MSW, or PCC.
Complete law and ethics training annually as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.
Be legally able to bill Medi-Cal.
Spanish bilingual ability.
Strong interpersonal and oral and written communication skills.
Well-developed organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to handle intense situations, use good judgment and decision-making, and remain calm and clearheaded under pressure.
Valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving record.
Cultural awareness, ability to collaborate across cultures, and avoidance of biased assumptions based on cultural differences.
Availability Monday through Friday for 20–40 hours per week, including at least two to three afternoons or evenings for appointments after work or school hours.
Ability to work with families in-home throughout Ventura County.

Nice To Haves

Interest and/or experience working with children, the child welfare system, attachment, or trauma.
Passion for trauma-responsive and attachment-focused work with children and families, with empathy and compassion.

Responsibilities

Provide individual and family therapy, assessment, plan development, rehabilitation, and case management services to clients.
Complete assessments and assessment tools, prepare treatment plans, and enter notes and other documentation within established timelines.
Monitor clients’ mental health symptoms and responses to treatment, identify clients in crisis or emotional distress, and assist with safety planning.
Consult, collaborate, and communicate with social workers and other treatment-team service providers, with signed releases, to meet client and program objectives.
Coordinate referrals and help families access needed resources.
Maintain an Outlook calendar of appointments and share it with the manager.
Check email at least twice daily and respond in a timely manner.
Attend client meetings when requested by a social worker, another service provider, a client or family, or a manager.
Provide services to families in their homes throughout Ventura County.