Intensive Treatment Services Therapist

KLAMATH YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER•Klamath Falls, OR

6d•$60,000 - $70,000•Hybrid

About The Position

At KBBH, our therapists do more than provide treatment. They help children and families build stability, resilience, and lasting change. We're seeking a dedicated Intensive Treatment Therapist to provide high-quality clinical services within our Day Treatment and Intensive In-Home Behavioral Health Treatment (IIBHT) programs. This role combines direct therapy, family engagement, care coordination, and treatment planning to support youth with complex behavioral health needs in both clinical and community-based settings. Successful therapists build strong therapeutic relationships, collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, maintain high clinical standards, and deliver measurable outcomes for clients and families.

Requirements

Must meet qualifications for a Mental Health Professional (QMHP) according to MHACBO.org
Graduate degree in psychology, counseling, social work, or another behavioral science field
Must demonstrate competency in mental health assessment, diagnosis (DSM 5), treatment planning, and therapeutic intervention.
Master’s degree completed; QMHP or related licensure (licensed or registered toward licensure) for Therapist I
Master’s degree; QMHP or related licensure; minimum 3 years therapist experience for Therapist II
Master’s degree; QMHP or related licensure; minimum 7 years therapist experience for Therapist III
Master’s degree; QMHP or related licensure; minimum 10 years therapist experience for Therapist IV
Oregon driver’s license and insurable driving record
Maintain MHACBO QMHP C certification if not currently licensed or in active licensure pursuit
Personal automobile insurance required for transporting clients or conducting agency business
This position may be subject to background checks in accordance with state or federal requirements

Nice To Haves

Foundational Knowledge & Theory- Understanding of major theories/models (e.g., systemic, CBT, psychodynamic), knowledge of human development across the lifespan, awareness of sociocultural factors and diverse issues
Clinical Skills & Interventions- Proficiency in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning; competence in individual, group, and family therapy. Crisis intervention and evidence based practices
Professional Ethics & Standards- Ethical standards and legal issues in practice with commitment to professional conduct and integrity.
Cultural Competence- Sensitivity to and respect for diversity. The Integration of cultural competence into practice.
Research & Evaluation- Critical evaluation of literature. The Application of findings and program evaluation.
Interpersonal & Communication Skills- Effective verbal/nonverbal communication and empathy. The Ability to build therapeutic relationships.
Professional Development- Lifelong learning, supervision, and reflective practice
Systems & Contextual Understanding- Family, social, community systems; systemic interventions
Self Awareness & Reflective Practice- Self reflection, bias awareness, self care, openness to feedback
Technological Proficiency- Teletherapy and EHR use; technology ethics and integration

Responsibilities

Provide individual, family, and group therapy services.
Deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive care that promotes recovery, resilience, and long-term stability.
Partner with youth, families, schools, and community providers to coordinate care and support successful outcomes.
Complete assessments, treatment plans, crisis plans, and transition plans.
Support youth transitioning back to mainstream school settings and lower levels of care.
Participate as an active member of a multidisciplinary treatment team.
Utilize evidence-based practices to address complex behavioral and mental health needs.
Maintain an average of 20 client contacts per week within a 40-hour work week.
Independently manage an assigned caseload while meeting Day Treatment and IIBHT program needs.
Guide clients through an individualized episode-of-care process based on clinical need and treatment goals.
Conduct timely treatment reviews and participate in Child and Family Team meetings.
Collaborate with internal and external partners to ensure coordinated, cost-effective, and clinically appropriate care.
Contribute to a continuum of care that supports successful transitions and long-term client success.
Maintain complete and compliant clinical records that meet KBBH, state, and federal standards.
Complete assessments, DSM-5 diagnoses, treatment plans, behavior support plans, crisis plans, and required specialized assessments.
Develop measurable, individualized treatment goals and service plans.
Document all clinical services and significant client interactions accurately and on time.
Complete 90-day reviews and annual updates in partnership with clients and families.
Close cases and complete discharge documentation within required timelines.
Resolve documentation and billing errors within two business days of notification.
Complete service documentation by the end of the shift whenever possible and no later than two business days after service delivery.
Deliver services with professionalism, compassion, respect, and dignity.
Utilize feedback-informed care practices to monitor treatment effectiveness and client satisfaction.
Foster trusting relationships with clients, families, referral sources, and community partners.
Demonstrate exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
Build positive working relationships with families, community partners, and colleagues.
Uphold ethical and professional standards at all times.
Participate actively in supervision, treatment team meetings, and professional development opportunities.
Support classroom structure and behavioral interventions as assigned within the Day Treatment program.
Maintain consistent attendance, punctuality, and accountability.
Contribute positively to team culture and organizational goals.