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Titans And Associates LLC
Behavioral Health Professional
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What they do
A Mental or Behavioral Health Social Worker assesses and treats individuals with mental, emotional, or substance abuse problems. Activities may include individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, case management, client advocacy, prevention, and education.
$62,069 / year median in Kentucky
+21% projected growth
Job Description
Join a Team That Invests in Your Growth At Titans and Associates, we believe exceptional clinicians deserve exceptional support. We are committed to creating an environment where Behavioral Health Professionals can grow professionally, receive meaningful supervision, and make a lasting impact in the lives of children, adolescents, and families. We are currently seeking compassionate and motivated Certified Social Workers (CSWs) and Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) to provide behavioral health services in school-based, outpatient, community, and residential settings. Whether you are beginning your clinical career or are an experienced clinician, you will join a collaborative team dedicated to providing trauma-informed, person-centered, and evidence-based care. Why Join Titans and Associates?
We Invest in Our Clinicians Competitive compensation starting at $53.00 per completed clinical session Performance-based pay increase after six months of employment Free clinical supervision toward independent licensure (for CSWs) Mileage reimbursement for approved business travel Annual CEU reimbursement Kentucky license renewal reimbursement Flexible scheduling Diverse clinical experience across school-based, outpatient, community, and residential settings Collaborative leadership that values communication, professional growth, and clinician well-being Opportunities for leadership and career advancement Position Summary The Behavioral Health Professional provides individual, family, and collateral behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and families experiencing emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. The Behavioral Health Professional utilizes evidence-based therapeutic interventions while promoting resilience, emotional regulation, healthy relationships, and recovery through trauma-informed and person-centered care. Services may be delivered in schools, homes, outpatient settings, community locations, and residential treatment programs. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Provide individual, family, and collateral psychotherapy utilizing evidence-based treatment approaches. Complete comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments and develop individualized treatment plans. Conduct ongoing risk assessments for suicide, homicide, abuse, neglect, self-harm, and other safety concerns. Develop and implement crisis intervention and safety planning when clinically indicated. Utilize person-centered planning to establish meaningful treatment goals and support recovery. Deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate behavioral health services. Collaborate with families, schools, physicians, case managers, residential providers, DCBS, juvenile justice, and other community partners to coordinate care. Monitor client progress and modify treatment interventions as clinically appropriate. Maintain timely, accurate, and Medicaid-compliant documentation, including: Biopsychosocial Assessments Progress Notes Treatment Plans Safety Plans Discharge Summaries ORS/SRS Outcome Measures Other required clinical documentation Educate clients and families regarding diagnoses, treatment recommendations, coping strategies, emotional regulation, and available community resources. Maintain professional boundaries while adhering to ethical standards established by the Kentucky Board of Social Work and agency policies. Participate in clinical supervision, interdisciplinary staffing, and quality improvement activities. Demonstrate professionalism through punctuality, accountability, effective time management, and initiative. Ensure compliance with HIPAA, Kentucky Medicaid regulations, and Titans and Associates policies and procedures. Provide services in the least restrictive environment appropriate to the client's clinical needs. Preferred Clinical Experience Experience working with one or more of the following populations is preferred: Trauma and PTSD Anxiety Disorders Depressive Disorders ADHD Oppositional and Conduct Disorders Mood Disorders Substance Use Disorders Family Conflict Foster Care Residential Treatment School-Based Behavioral Health Crisis Intervention QualificationsRequired Master's degree in Social Work from a CSWE-accredited program.
We Invest in Our Clinicians Competitive compensation starting at $53.00 per completed clinical session Performance-based pay increase after six months of employment Free clinical supervision toward independent licensure (for CSWs) Mileage reimbursement for approved business travel Annual CEU reimbursement Kentucky license renewal reimbursement Flexible scheduling Diverse clinical experience across school-based, outpatient, community, and residential settings Collaborative leadership that values communication, professional growth, and clinician well-being Opportunities for leadership and career advancement Position Summary The Behavioral Health Professional provides individual, family, and collateral behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and families experiencing emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. The Behavioral Health Professional utilizes evidence-based therapeutic interventions while promoting resilience, emotional regulation, healthy relationships, and recovery through trauma-informed and person-centered care. Services may be delivered in schools, homes, outpatient settings, community locations, and residential treatment programs. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Provide individual, family, and collateral psychotherapy utilizing evidence-based treatment approaches. Complete comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments and develop individualized treatment plans. Conduct ongoing risk assessments for suicide, homicide, abuse, neglect, self-harm, and other safety concerns. Develop and implement crisis intervention and safety planning when clinically indicated. Utilize person-centered planning to establish meaningful treatment goals and support recovery. Deliver trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate behavioral health services. Collaborate with families, schools, physicians, case managers, residential providers, DCBS, juvenile justice, and other community partners to coordinate care. Monitor client progress and modify treatment interventions as clinically appropriate. Maintain timely, accurate, and Medicaid-compliant documentation, including: Biopsychosocial Assessments Progress Notes Treatment Plans Safety Plans Discharge Summaries ORS/SRS Outcome Measures Other required clinical documentation Educate clients and families regarding diagnoses, treatment recommendations, coping strategies, emotional regulation, and available community resources. Maintain professional boundaries while adhering to ethical standards established by the Kentucky Board of Social Work and agency policies. Participate in clinical supervision, interdisciplinary staffing, and quality improvement activities. Demonstrate professionalism through punctuality, accountability, effective time management, and initiative. Ensure compliance with HIPAA, Kentucky Medicaid regulations, and Titans and Associates policies and procedures. Provide services in the least restrictive environment appropriate to the client's clinical needs. Preferred Clinical Experience Experience working with one or more of the following populations is preferred: Trauma and PTSD Anxiety Disorders Depressive Disorders ADHD Oppositional and Conduct Disorders Mood Disorders Substance Use Disorders Family Conflict Foster Care Residential Treatment School-Based Behavioral Health Crisis Intervention QualificationsRequired Master's degree in Social Work from a CSWE-accredited program.