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PHMC

Therapist - Interim House West

PHMC, Phila, Pennsylvania, United States, 19117


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Service Area:

Behavioral Health

Program:

Interim House West

Job Overview:

Provide continuity of care as defined by the treatment plan for each resident. Lead group therapy sessions and weekly individual therapy sessions. Report to the Clinical Director.

Responsibilities:

Provide continuity of care as defined by the treatment plan for each resident.Lead group therapy sessions and weekly individual therapy sessions.Ensure that the Resident Assistants and Facility Manager receive up-to-date, written information in the log book concerning the physical and emotional status of each resident.Coordinate and collaborate with off-site, community-based mental health treatment providers.With the resident and treatment team, devise a comprehensive treatment plan based on a psychological evaluation and other assessments.Maintain a continuous record of all contacts, events, and progress toward the accomplishment of goals as stated in the treatment plan.Record individual and group progress notes in the DAP format after each therapeutic activity.Complete reviews at 60, 90, 120, 180, and 270 days in compliance with state, licensing, and program guidelines.Skills:

Competence in individual therapy, group therapy, and family intervention requiredExperience in DBT preferredExperience in addiction treatment preferredRole Qualifications:

Must meet

ONE

of the following:

Master's degree

and

2+ years of directly relevant experienceBachelor's degree

and

4+ years of directly relevant experience

Salary Grade:

17

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