The Therapist provides individual, group, family, and play therapy in a hospital acute setting. The role conducts clinical assessments, uses assessment data to support a diagnosis, develops treatment and behavior management plans, and evaluates consumers for discharge or transfer to a less restrictive setting. The Therapist collaborates with consumers, families or guardians, treatment team members, and outside resources, and responds to crises, including assisting with seclusion and restraint as required. The position also includes clinical leadership and training for behavioral staff, timely and comprehensive documentation, and participation in quality improvement activities and committees. The Therapist participates in a late-night, weekend, and holiday rotation to provide counseling and crisis intervention and, where applicable, oversee consumer visitation. The position requires a master’s degree in a mental health discipline. Physical demands include frequent standing, sitting, and walking; occasional lifting and carrying; and the ability to assist with restraint procedures and other consumer care activities.