Resident in Counseling (W2) - Virginia LPC Licensure Track | Clinical Supervision Provided Kentala Behavioral Health is hiring an in-person Resident in Counseling in Virginia who is seeking a supportive clinical environment to complete supervised experience toward Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) licensure . If you are a Virginia Resident in Counseling looking for quality clinical supervision, meaningful client work, professional development, and flexibility as you build your counseling career, we encourage you to apply.

Position:

Resident in

Counseling Job Type:

Part Time to

Full Time Location:

Springfield, Virginia Where sessions take place: In person

Compensation:

$55 per 53+ minute session; supervision is paid for by

Kentala Behavioral Health Client Population:

Adults (18+)

Caseload:

15+ clients

Schedule:

Flexible, but must have availability after 4pm Monday through

Thursday Licensure:

Virginia Resident in

Counseling Career Track:

LPC Licensure Why Join Kentala Behavioral Health? We understand that the residency period is an important stage in a counselor's professional development. Our goal is to provide Residents in Counseling with a supportive environment where they can strengthen their clinical skills, receive appropriate supervision, and work toward independent licensure. This position is ideal for a counselor who wants to gain post-graduate clinical experience in Virginia while receiving ongoing guidance from experienced clinical professionals. Clinical Supervision Clinical supervision is an important part of the residency experience. The selected Resident in Counseling will participate in clinical supervision consistent with applicable Virginia requirements and the supervision arrangement established with Kentala Behavioral Health.

Supervision and consultation may include:

Individual and/or group clinical supervision. Case conceptualization and treatment planning. Review of clinical documentation. Diagnostic and assessment consultation. Ethical and professional consultation. Development of clinical competencies. Support with professional development. Guidance related to progress toward LPC licensure. Responsibilities The Resident in Counseling will: Provide outpatient individual counseling and other clinical services within the scope of training and authorization. Complete clinical assessments and treatment plans. Provide appropriate evidence-based therapeutic interventions. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation. Participate consistently in required clinical supervision. Consult with supervisors regarding clinical concerns and complex cases. Maintain appropriate professional boundaries. Protect client confidentiality and HIPAA. Follow applicable Virginia laws, regulations, ethical standards, and practice policies. Maintain required professional registration and credentials. Continue developing clinical knowledge and counseling skills.

Qualifications Required Qualifications:

Master's degree in Counseling, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, or a related counseling field. Currently registered as a Resident in Counseling in Virginia . Commitment to pursue Virginia LPC licensure . Ability to meet applicable Virginia Board requirements for supervised clinical experience. Strong clinical documentation and communication skills. Commitment to ethical, culturally responsive, and client-centered care. Ideal Candidate We are especially interested in meeting Virginia Residents in Counseling who are: Motivated to complete their LPC residency requirements. Seeking consistent clinical supervision and professional mentorship. Interested in building a long-term counseling career. Open to clinical feedback and professional development. Organized and dependable. Comfortable providing services independently while utilizing appropriate supervision and consultation. Apply Today If you are a Resident in Counseling in Virginia looking for an opportunity to provide meaningful clinical services while progressing toward LPC licensure , we invite you to apply. Please submit your resume/CV and cover letter . In your cover letter, please include your current Virginia registration status, clinical interests, populations you hope to serve, and professional goals. Kentala Behavioral Health (703) 840-4457 www.

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Pay:

$55.00 per hour Expected hours: 15.0 - 25.0 per week

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Professional development assistance Application Question(s): Do you hold an active Resident in Counseling license in the state of Virginia? Did you earn your master's degree from a CACREP-accredited institution?

Work Location:

In person