- Maintain consistent work attendance.
- Requests for time off are made to assigned supervisor.
- Screen, assess, and evaluate all incoming referrals; provide initial assessment.
- Provide individual, group and family therapy, in the office and in community settings, as appropriate
- Provide Evidence Based treatment to children and families.
- Document utilizing the electronic medical record.
- Read TGCW e-mail.
- Meet the productivity requirements for client contacts (specific to number of hours worked).
- Provide 24 hour emergency coverage of assigned clients via the agency answering service / phone contact.
- Conduct psychosocial assessments and provide written reports, as needed.
- Develop treatment plans and treatment plan reviews, collaboratively, with the client and family.
- Participate with program staff members in identifying situations that require intervention, and in determining appropriate means of intervention.
- Complete clinical/counseling records, as required, in accordance with The Guidance Center of Westchester’s policies and procedures, and in compliance with all regulatory agencies.
- Complete periodic insurance reports, authorizations, and re-authorizations as required.
- Work with community resources to identify and provide services as needed.
- Initiate and participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, as necessary.
- Plan, develop and implement curricula for program groups and activities, as needed.
- Attend in-service trainings/workshops and or conferences in order to maintain a level of professional excellence.
- Provide patient education and support in medication management, per physician/prescriber, when needed.
- Provide case management and referral services for clients in collaboration with other providers.
- Arrange and/or participate in Network Meetings.
- Be knowledgeable of crisis signs and symptoms, provide crisis intervention services for clients, securing appropriate supports as needed and reporting all incidents according to agency policies and procedures.
- Report high risk cases to supervisor and follow clinic protocol.
- Serve on Committees (agency and school) as mutually determined with supervisor.
- Collaborate with child/youth student support services staff students presenting with various issues, in order to identify the most effective course of action.
- Participate in supervision with assigned supervisor.
- Participate in clinical team meetings.
- Be aware of and apply the principles of culturally sensitive practice.
- Encourage and foster family participation and advocate for the client with family, school and other agencies.
- Participate in quality assurance activities.
- Participate in special projects.
ff. Supervise student intern (s), if credential qualifies, per program need and approval of supervisor. |