Licensed Therapist-Child Adolescent Crisis St

Imind Health LLC•Lanham, MD

2d•$70,000 - $90,000•Hybrid

About The Position

iMind Health LLC (D/B/A iMind Behavioral Health) is hiring a Licensed Therapist/Clinician to join our Child and Adolescent Services, also known as Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS). This role serves youth ages 5–17 and includes two primary responsibilities: 1. School- and community-based mobile crisis response for children/adolescents and their families/caregivers 2. Short-term stabilization services (up to 120 days) through outpatient-style therapy and care coordination. Services are delivered in schools and community settings, in the office, and via telehealth. Mobile crisis response is delivered in-person; stabilization services may be delivered in-person and/or via telehealth based on clinical need.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, or related field.
Active Maryland license in good standing: LCPC, LGPC, LMSW, or LCSW-C.
Experience providing clinical services to children/adolescents and families/caregivers.
Strong clinical judgment and ability to make independent decisions when needed.
Proficiency with computers and clinical documentation systems.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Successful completion of required background check and required training.

Nice To Haves

Mobile crisis response experience (school-based and/or community-based).
Outpatient stabilization, community mental health, or crisis program experience.
Familiarity with Prince George’s County resources and referral networks.

Responsibilities

Provide immediate on-site assessment, de-escalation, safety planning, and clinical intervention for youth and families in crisis.
Work as part of a two-person mobile team addressing mental/behavioral health and substance use–related crises.
Communicate client needs and clinical recommendations to multidisciplinary staff and collaborate for coordinated responses.
Maintain an active short-term stabilization caseload based on program needs and client acuity.
Provide weekly or bi-weekly sessions based on clinical need and treatment goals.
Complete biopsychosocial assessments promptly (typically within 72 hours of referral, based on clinical priority and scheduling).
Develop short-term, stabilization-focused treatment plans collaboratively with youth and families/caregivers.
Conduct mental health assessments and make appropriate internal/external referrals.
Assess for referrals to Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) and/or Mobile Treatment Services (MTS) during the assessment process, as clinically indicated.
Connect youth and families to community resources (school supports, benefits, employment supports, etc.).
Utilize engagement and harm-reduction approaches as clinically appropriate, including education and access to naloxone when relevant.
Coordinate with peer support staff as applicable and ensure services align with program standards.
Complete documentation accurately and on time in accordance with program, payer, and regulatory standards.
Meet productivity expectations for client-facing services; targets vary based on crisis coverage, acuity, and program needs and are reviewed during onboarding.
Maintain confidentiality and adhere to ethical/professional standards.
Participate in team meetings, training, and quality improvement activities.