Master's Level Clinician/Therapist

Justice Resource Institute•Westborough, MA

5d•$63,000 - $68,000

About The Position

The Clinician works in a hardware-secure residential treatment setting at the Butler Center, serving male residents ages 12–21 who are committed to the Department of Youth Services and have emotional and mental health diagnoses. The program uses a multidisciplinary team of licensed clinicians, specially trained Youth Counselors, and educators with Special Education certification to help residents develop strategies for managing behavior and returning safely to the community. The Clinician provides individual, group, and family therapy to a caseload of five to eight residents. As an integral member of each resident’s interdisciplinary treatment team, the Clinician develops individualized treatment plans and completes case documentation in the DYS electronic medical record system. The role also facilitates groups on topics that include substance abuse treatment and prevention, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and violent offending. The Clinician maintains professionalism and collaborates with other professionals, DYS, and other agencies as needed. Clinical supervision is provided, and licensure is supported. This is a full-time position scheduled Sunday through Thursday, with one evening required. The stated annual pay range is $63,000 to $68,000. Actual compensation may vary based on experience, education, licensure, certifications, and qualifications. Upon attaining independent licensure, Clinicians receive a $5,000 raise.

Requirements

Must be 21 years or older.
Master’s degree in a clinical discipline such as Social Work and/or Psychology, or a PhD/PsyD from an APA-approved psychology program.
Master’s-level candidates must currently have, or be eligible for, an LMHC or LCSW/LICSW in Massachusetts.
Acceptable driving record.
Must pass state and federal background checks.

Nice To Haves

Licensed candidates are preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide individual, group, and family therapy to a caseload of five to eight residents.
Participate as an integral member of residents’ interdisciplinary treatment teams.
Develop individually tailored treatment plans.
Complete case documentation using the DYS electronic medical record system.
Facilitate groups on topics including substance abuse treatment and prevention, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and violent offending.
Maintain professionalism and work alongside other professionals within DYS and, as needed, with other agencies.