Hybrid Mental Health & Behavior Clinician

Supportive Community Innovations- • Bloomington, IN

11d • $32 - $36 • Hybrid

About The Position

Supportive Community Innovations is seeking a licensed or associate-licensed mental health clinician who thrives working as a true generalist across ages, diagnoses, and service settings. This position combines school-based counseling for school-aged children with opportunities to provide telehealth or limited office-based counseling to adolescents and adults and Behavior Support Services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, most of whom are adults. The school-based portion of the role is generally scheduled one to two days per week at a partner school located approximately 30–45 minutes from Bloomington. Clinicians seeking a larger or year-round schedule should be interested in building a blended caseload rather than relying exclusively on school-based work. The strongest fit will be someone who values variety, works independently, and can organize multiple service types, schedules, documentation requirements, and community relationships with consistent follow-through.

The exact service mix will depend on the clinician’s availability, qualifications, interests, caseload needs, and desired number of hours. A typical schedule may include:
One to two days per week providing counseling to elementary-aged students at a partner school.
Telehealth counseling with adolescents, adults, families, or other appropriate clients.
Limited office-based counseling during available office hours and space.
Behavior Support Services for adults and some younger individuals with developmental disabilities, receiving Indiana Medicaid Waiver services.
Part-time applicants may focus primarily on the school-based work. Clinicians seeking full-time or more consistent year-round hours should expect to develop and maintain a broader caseload across counseling and Behavior Support Services.

Requirements

• Master's or doctoral degree in counseling, psychology, social work, marriage and family therapy, or a closely related clinical field.
• Current Indiana license or associate license appropriate to the discipline, such as LMHC, LMHCA, LCSW, LSW, LMFT, LMFTA, or HSPP.
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and current automobile insurance.
• Willingness and ability to travel to the partner school and to community-based Behavior Support appointments as assigned.
• Willingness to work with children, adolescents, adults, families, and individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
• Computer proficiency, including electronic health records, email, telehealth platforms, and shared scheduling systems.

Nice To Haves

• Broad clinical interest and comfort serving clients across the lifespan rather than focusing on only one age group or presenting concern.
• Experience with children and interest in play therapy or another developmentally appropriate child-focused modality.
• Experience with adults, disability services, community mental health, case consultation, or behavior support.
• Knowledge of development, family systems, trauma-informed care, neurodevelopmental differences, and the interaction between mental health and behavior.
• Strong clinical writing, time-management, and caseload-management skills.
• High degree of initiative, reliability, professional judgment, flexibility, and follow-through.
• Ability to work independently while remaining responsive to supervision, collaboration, and organizational expectations.
• Comfort building and maintaining a caseload across multiple service types and settings, including through seasonal changes in school-based availability.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual counseling across the lifespan, including developmentally appropriate and play-based therapy for children when clinically indicated.
• Complete biopsychosocial assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and other required clinical documentation accurately and on time.
• Adapt clinical approach to varied presenting concerns, developmental levels, communication styles, family systems, and functional abilities.
• Coordinate with parents or guardians, school personnel, healthcare providers, and other involved professionals as appropriate and with proper authorization.
• Maintain confidentiality and follow HIPAA, professional ethics, payer, and organizational requirements across in-person and telehealth settings.
• Conduct behavioral assessments and identify the environmental, communication, emotional, developmental, and skill-based factors affecting behavior.
• Develop practical, person-centered behavior support plans that can be implemented in homes, day programs, workplaces, and community settings.
• Train caregivers, direct support professionals, family members, and interdisciplinary team members on plan implementation.
• Review data, monitor progress and treatment fidelity, revise interventions, and coordinate with case managers and other providers.
• Respond thoughtfully to complex situations involving mental health needs, disability, trauma history, limited communication, environmental barriers, and competing team perspectives.

Benefits

• Weekly clinical supervision for associate-licensed clinicians, as applicable.
• Administrative support for credentialing, billing, scheduling systems, and electronic documentation.
• Paid documentation and administrative time consistent with position expectations.
• Mileage reimbursement for qualifying work-related travel.
• Liability insurance coverage.
• Health, dental, vision, life, disability, retirement, and other benefits for eligible employees.
• Training and support for clinicians who add Behavior Support Services to their caseload.
• Flexible part-time and full-time pathways based on caseload availability and service mix.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level