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Position Summary:

Under the general supervision of the Counseling Services Manager and Chief Program Officer, Counseling & Outreach, the Counselor/Therapist will provide trauma-informed therapeutic services with children, teens and adults. The Counselor/Therapist will work at selected WEAVE counseling sites, based on counseling needs. This is a benefited position. Weekly individual and group clinical supervision are provided by a licensed therapist.

Responsibilities:

• Offer culturally responsive and trauma-informed direct services with clients
• Offer a short- and long-term individual and group counseling for adults/teens/children
• Crisis intervention and safety planning

• Identify, assess, and report cases of suspected child or elder abuse/neglect to Child/Adult Protective Services with guidance from Counseling Manager and Clinical Supervisor

• Provide intakes and develop treatment plans and goals to be worked on during individual sessions
• Maintain ethical and timely clinical documentation per agency and professional guidelines
• Provide clients with appropriate internal and external resources

Other Responsibilities:

• Attend and participate in department and agency meetings, as assigned
• Attend and participate in weekly individual and group clinical supervision
• Maintain accurate timesheets, BBS paperwork, and other work-related documents/billing per agency and professional guidelines
• Provide presentations for Peer Counseling Training, community partners and participate in community outreach activities, as needed
• Other job duties as assigned

Qualifications:

• MSW, MFT or APCC with BBS registration
• Complete WEAVE’s 69-hour classroom training and counselor certification program (post-hiring requirement)

• Previous counseling experience required
• Experience working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault
• Experience working with diverse communities
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively and to prioritize and manage time
• Provide copy of valid California driver license, have reliable transportation, and submit current proof of vehicle insurance
• Satisfactory results from DOJ background check and TB Test (post-employment offer requirement)

Ideal candidates will:

• Practice with cultural sensitivity and humility

• Have a working knowledge of California clinical laws and ethics, practice good clinical judgment, and maintain professional and clinically ethical boundaries
• Be proficient in computer skills Electronic Health Records, Microsoft Applications (Excel, Word, Outlook, SharePoint) and other online platforms
• Have experience collaborating and building relationships with communities and community partners
• Respond to department and/or agency needs, as needed