Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee/Professional Clinical Counselor Job Overview Provides gender responsive services to women in the GRR Program in accordance with their respective scope and practice of license or registration. Delivers trauma informed services such as Seeking Safety, Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, DBT groups as well as individual therapy. Key Responsibilities Essential Functions: · Mental Health Responsibilities: Facilitates Trauma Groups, such as Seeking Safety curriculum and groups in a custody-based setting for women in groups with an average of 15-18 clients per session. Assists participants with skill development, activities for daily living, and learning to cope and succeed independently. Functions as part of a treatment team with all stakeholders involved with participant, EBI, Jail Mental Health. Provides services in culturally sensitive manner, conduct case conference, offering clinical feedback, and training to staff, serve as the liaison between GRRP and Jail mental health. Review COMPAS assessment for all mental health referrals. Work with Director to offer staff clinical training on up -to -date clinical interventions. · Administrative and Compliance Responsibilities: Maintains accurate records of participant contact and submits paperwork weekly. Provides thorough progress notes and other documentation. Participates in all program related meetings. Support the staff with court letters, and progress letters for social workers as needed. · Supervisory Responsibilities: Co-Supervises the work and service delivery of the Family Services Coordinator and performs administrative supervisory tasks. Performs the functions of the Coordinator during times of prolonged absence. Serve as clinical support to the GRRP team, coordinate case conference during staff meeting, offering suggestion to Director, and Supervising Counselor, regarding curriculum, training, schedule, groups topics offered. Make recommendation to the conflict resolution process. Additional Functions: · All licensed/registered clinicians and associates are required to report suspected child abuse or neglect · Covers caseload or groups for absent colleagues as needed · Conducts and attends assigned trainings/attends monthly training committee meeting · Participates in curriculum development (as assigned) · Participates in research and publishing efforts (as assigned) · Collaborates with program evaluators Education and Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Requirements: · Must be licensed/registered and in good standing with the Board of Behavioral Services · Masters degree or higher in Psychology, Counseling, or Social Work · Prior supervised clinical experience/training in mental health or psychiatric setting with diverse populations. (Minimum of 1 year.) · Knowledge of appropriate professional boundaries and a willingness to address possible countertransference issues as needed · Knowledge of female developmental theories and best practice interventions in working with women · Knowledge of trauma informed services and cultural sensitivity · Demonstrated record keeping abilities · Ability to work as part of interdisciplinary team · Knowledge of womens pathways to crime and addiction Desired Skills: Prior experience with incarcerated criminal justice population Fluently bilingual in Spanish and English, with bilingual certification Click here to apply for this job. Related Agency HealthRIGHT 360 HealthRIGHT 360 gives hope, builds health, and changes lives for people in need by providing comprehensive, integrated, compassionate care that includes primary medical care, mental health services, and substance use disorder treatment. Find out More Compensation: $50,000.00-$55,000.00 Type: Salary/ Exempt Agency: HealthRIGHT 360 Benefits: Comprehensive Benefit Package City: Los Angeles- Lynwood Jail Job Location + - Leaflet | Map data © Google