Counselor

BASIC FUNCTION

: Plan, develop and implement counseling services for survivors of sexual abuse/assault. Provide individual and group counseling services for survivors of sexual assault following counseling standards for rape crisis centers Maintain a weekly schedule for individual counseling Develop and facilitate group counseling for survivors of sexual assault as needed by program. Assist with hotline and crisis intervention counseling Accept and execute on-call services, as needed by the program. Complete documentation and reports required by GACS and for contractual obligations in an appropriate and timely manner Communicate problems and issues of concern to the supervisor. Consult with GACS clinical director for support and attend required meetings required of all counselors Collaborate with the lead counselor and program supervisor to assure an effective counseling service delivery system Maintain confidentiality of client and agency information Assist GACS administration in any investigation against conduct that is illegal Other duties as assigned

NON-ESSENTIAL DUTIES

: Attend staff meetings, team meetings and individual supervision

QUALIFICATIONS

Master's degree in professional counseling, social work, or a related field and experience preferred. Good verbal and written communication skills Forty (40) hours ICASA approved sexual assault training (can be completed upon hire) Sensitivity to the cultural and socio economic characteristics of persons served Ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment Ability to handle sensitive and confidential materials Ability to work flexible hours