Child & Family Clinician

Child & Family Clinician

CORA - 3.6

San Mateo, CA Job Details Full-time $75,000 - $76,125 a year 1 day ago Benefits Work from home Qualifications Trauma response Bachelor's degree Working with individuals with trauma-related disorders Working with individuals with mental health conditions Data collection

Full Job Description Child and Family Clinician Position Description Status :

FT Salaried Reports To:

Manager of Mental Health Services Schedule of Hours:

Monday - Friday, 9-5 pm (37.5 hrs per week) Possible Percentage of Work from

Home:

A minimum of 60% onsite expected

Mandated Reporter:

Yes

ABOUT CORA

As the only agency in San Mateo County with the sole purpose of serving those experiencing intimate partner abuse, CORA provides safety, support and healing. CORA's comprehensive services for clients include a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, legal services and counseling. In addition, CORA provides community education and prevention programming throughout the county. CORA is a multicultural agency committed to serving individuals, regardless of age, ethnicity, race, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, immigration status, religion, financial status, language, mental or physical ability.

POSITION SUMMARY

- The bilingual Child & Family Clinician will provide mental health assessments, individual, family, and group therapies to individuals and families who have been impacted by domestic violence. The Family Clinician will be stationed at CORA's main office site and will be expected to travel to and from the Transitional Housing apartments and Emergency Safe houses as needed.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBLITIES

Clinical Services:

Provide individual, support group and family therapy. Support clients with psychotherapy services for approximately 60% of time devoted to direct client interactions. Supervision, case notes and other meetings will constitute the remaining 40% of your time. Caseloads will vary based on complexity, acuity level, etc. Staff is responsible for working with their supervisor to carry a caseload that utilizes this proportion of clinical to administrative time. Implement evidence-based therapy approaches in sessions such as CBT, DBT, family system, psychodynamic approach, psychoeducational approaches, among others. Maintain clinical files for each client and keep them in compliance with BBS and agency standards. This includes maintaining accurate documentation in progress notes, assessing and documenting progress and discharge summaries. Develop treatment plan and intake/psychosocial assessment for each client on assigned to caseload. Assessing safety concerns, risk factors and developing Safety Plans as needed. Participate in internal and external case consultations. Identify and translate clinical issues, including the contents of family therapy sessions to the staff. Provide referrals for external therapy whenever most appropriate.

Program Support:

Advocate for resources needed within the county and work collaboratively with CORA departments. Conduct scheduled case conferences, interdisciplinary team meetings and adhere to the collection of data requests from our multiple funding sources. Provide support and education to non-offending parents. Conduct agency training on topics which relate to the special needs of the client population we serve. Complete special projects as required.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

License-eligible required (LCSW, MFT, AMFT, PsyD, LPCC, ASW, registered with the CA BBS). Licensed supervision will be available for AMFT and ASW. Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, Social Work or related field required. Proficiency in both English and Spanish is preferred: must be able to read, write, and speak in both languages. Experience working with survivors of trauma, specifically survivors of domestic violence. Trained in trauma informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Sand Play and/or Play Therapy, or trauma-informed practices.

WORK ENVIRONMENT/ PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Successful results upon hire from a DOJ Live Scan fingerprint clearance are required Completion of the 40 Hour Training - required and will be provided to the successful applicant upon hire if not already completed within last 5 years. Driver's License and active insurance strongly preferred

MANDATED REPORTER STATUS

This position requires you to work with children, and your profession qualifies you as "mandated reporters" of child abuse or neglect, which is found in California Penal Code Section 11165.7. You are required to report suspected cases of abuse and neglect pursuant to California Penal Code Section 11166.5.

EEO STATEMENT CORA

inspires work of the highest caliber by fostering staff engagement through transparency and inclusion in agency decisions wherever possible. We believe that embracing diversity, equity, and inclusion as organizational values is a way to intentionally make space for positive outcomes to flourish for our clients and our community. We strive to ensure our policies and communications reflect an appreciation of the impact of social inequities and actively promote healthy relationships among staff by demonstrating mutual respect in all our communications. CORA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We seek diversity with respect to race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, sex, (including breastfeeding and medical conditions related to breastfeeding), religion (including religious dress or grooming practices), national origin, mental or physical disability, genetic characteristics and information, ancestry, marital status, family status, political belief, sexual orientation, gender (including gender identity and expression), medical condition, military, or veteran status or any other category or status protected by Federal, State or other applicable laws.