Therapist, Mental Health Masters

Hudson Hospital•Saint Paul, MN

5h•$85,010 - $150,010

About The Position

Psychotherapists provide a broad range of behavioral health services to HealthPartners patients with primary behavioral health problems. Services include assessment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, behavioral health education, crisis intervention, and emergency services. The role participates as a member of an interdependent, interdisciplinary group practice in the development and improvement of behavioral health services. Service excellence, patient care, and patient relationships are central to the position, and teamwork is expected of all employees.

Requirements

Master's degree in a recognized behavioral health discipline.
Licensure at the master's or doctoral level from the appropriate state board, permitting the full scope of practice described for the position.
Two years of supervised clinical experience with a broad range of presenting problems and therapies.
Familiarity with and ability to conduct diagnostic assessments.
Background in adult services.

Nice To Haves

Experience in an outpatient setting as a primary care behavioral health provider.
Experience delivering culturally responsive care to patients from diverse cultural, linguistic, and refugee backgrounds.

Responsibilities

Provide direct behavioral health care, including assessment, psychotherapy, emergency services, and crisis intervention to patients with primary behavioral health problems.
Coordinate and maintain continuity of care when patients require multiple behavioral health treatment modalities or have multiple providers involved in their care.
Communicate with HealthPartners medical personnel and outside professionals, agencies, and institutions as needed to coordinate patient care.
Provide daytime emergency call coverage on a rotating basis.
Maintain records and reports documenting patient contacts in accordance with departmental and professional standards.
Provide case consultation to HealthPartners behavioral health and medical staff using specialized clinical knowledge, including knowledge of clinical issues, populations, treatment approaches, and assessment methods.
Manage caseload to meet individual and team productivity goals, respond to patient population needs, collaborate on the division of clinical work, and adjust practice focus as departmental and patient needs change.
Participate in interdisciplinary, service-area, professional-discipline, and departmental planning, program development, professional development, and quality-improvement activities.
Participate in committees, task forces, and projects as requested by management.
Provide training, clinical supervision, and mentorship to behavioral health staff as requested by management.