Outpatient Clinician - Per Diem

Wayside•Milford, MA

8d•$35 - $45•Hybrid

About The Position

Wayside is seeking Master's level Clinicians to provide collaborative outpatient clinical services to children, adolescents, and their families. We offer a Fee-for-Service, hybrid position, with flexibility to meet with clients virtually and at our offices in Milford. Some after-school/evening hours are required. What you will do: Provide short term and ongoing individual, sibling, and family treatment as clinically indicated and in accordance with program specifications for youth between 2 and 20 years old. Conduct intakes for new clients, assessing for medical necessity as indicated. Complete comprehensive clinical assessments, CANS and develop treatment plans according to program specifications. Provide crisis intervention services with clients as needed. Collaborate with family, schools, and other providers throughout treatment and make referrals to community supports as needed. Serve as HUB for services such as therapeutic mentoring when needed. Competencies/Traits of Our Superstars: Ability to highlight and validate strengths in young people and their families. Respectful curiosity to learn from a person’s lived experiences. Committed to providing culturally informed treatment. Ability to work independently, take initiative, and follow through to complete tasks accordingly to timelines including notes within 48 hours of date of service. Work within a recovery model framework emphasizing the person’s journey not just their diagnosis. Strong diagnostic and clinical writing skills. Competence with computer skills and comfort using an electronic health record (EHR) for clinical documentation. Familiarity with evidenced-based modalities such as ARC, Motivational Interviewing, and others a plus.

Requirements

Masters Degree in Social Work, Mental Heath Counseling, or related field plus experience providing services to children, adolescents, and families.
Non-licensed or license eligible clinicians encouraged to apply.
Ability to highlight and validate strengths in young people and their families.
Respectful curiosity to learn from a person’s lived experiences.
Committed to providing culturally informed treatment.
Ability to work independently, take initiative, and follow through to complete tasks accordingly to timelines including notes within 48 hours of date of service.
Work within a recovery model framework emphasizing the person’s journey not just their diagnosis.
Strong diagnostic and clinical writing skills.
Competence with computer skills and comfort using an electronic health record (EHR) for clinical documentation.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with evidenced-based modalities such as ARC, Motivational Interviewing, and others a plus.
Pay differentials for independent license and fluency in some languages other than English.

Responsibilities

Provide short term and ongoing individual, sibling, and family treatment as clinically indicated and in accordance with program specifications for youth between 2 and 20 years old.
Conduct intakes for new clients, assessing for medical necessity as indicated.
Complete comprehensive clinical assessments, CANS and develop treatment plans according to program specifications.
Provide crisis intervention services with clients as needed.
Collaborate with family, schools, and other providers throughout treatment and make referrals to community supports as needed.
Serve as HUB for services such as therapeutic mentoring when needed.