Community Therapist

Omni Family of Services Tennessee•Nashville, TN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

As the Community Therapist, you will maintain a caseload of children in state custody classified as Level 3. Your focus will be on successful placement by addressing the unique needs of the client/family. You will provide individual and family therapy, and participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning by developing an annual comprehensive clinical/psychosocial assessment and crisis intervention consultation. Omni Family of Services is a multi-state human services agency dedicated to making a meaningful impact through foster care, adoption, outpatient behavioral health, and community-based family support. We provide innovative, evidence-based, and trauma-responsive care that empowers children, adults, and families on their journey to healing and growth. Our core values are Embracing Diversity, Safety, Trustworthiness, Emotional Intelligence, Empowerment, and Mindful Collaboration (ESTEEM). We are committed to creating a culture of safety, hope, and resilience, and are actively working toward becoming a Hope-Centered Agency. We believe in the transformative power of hope and the belief that tomorrow can be brighter and that we all have the power to make it so. If you’re passionate about advancing safety, healing, and positive change, Omni Family of Services invites you to join us and be part of a team that transforms lives and communities. We are 100% employee-owned and are dedicated to supporting our team members.

Requirements

Master's degree.
On a licensure track or license eligible.
Valid Driver's License.
Proof of Automobile Insurance and Reliable Transportation.

Nice To Haves

One year of pertinent experience is desired working with children with developmental and intellectual and/or physical disabilities; or any equivalent education and experience.
Good understanding of trauma informed care, clinical diagnoses and interventions to address mental health conditions.

Responsibilities

Maintain a caseload of children who are in state's custody and classified as Level 3.
Focus on successful placement by addressing the unique needs of the client/family.
Provide individual and family therapy.
Participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning by developing an annual comprehensive clinical/psychosocial assessment and crisis intervention consultation.