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Bilingual Behavioral Health Therapist- Part Time
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Family Service Lincoln
Lincoln, NE (In Person)
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Bilingual Behavioral Health Therapist- Part Time Family Service Lincoln - 3.5 Lincoln, NE Job Details Part-time 19 hours ago Benefits Employee assistance program Career development plan Gym membership Qualifications Bilingual Serving clients Master's degree Full Job Description Join our mission of "Helping Families Thrive". This position is for a bilingual part-time Behavioral Health Therapist- provisionally and fully licensed providers are available. Do you thrive in a supportive environment? Are you interested in providing school-based therapy services? Do you have a passion for serving youth and families? Would you like to expand your knowledge as a clinician and an involved community member? Family Service is the place for you! Must be Bilingual Speaking for this position What we offer: School schedule with no evenings or weekends. $25 per month gym reimbursement Employee assistance program Professional development opportunities and training budget On-site, consistent small group and individual supervision for provisionally licensed providers non profit organization What we ask: Provide individual and/or family therapy to clients as assigned. May develop and manage education and mental health groups (general or specific topics). Document and manage the client case files. Complete assessments, treatment plans, and documentation of services. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team Refer clients to internal or external services as needed. Develop and maintain a professional relationship with community stakeholders. Get involved in community activities/organizations that promote the agency, its staff, and the provision of needed services for clients. Embrace and display sensitivity relative to the cultural and socioeconomic characteristics of the agency's service population.