Remote Crisis Care Therapist (LCSW, LMHC)

Team: Clinical

Location: North Carolina

Commitment: Full-time

Workplace Type: remote

Your Role

As a Crisis Care Therapist, you will provide telehealth evidence-based behavioral health care including comprehensive clinical assessments, differential diagnosis, creating and implementing co-created clinical treatment plans, and providing crisis psychotherapy. You will work alongside our diverse and passionate multidisciplinary clinical team taking care of Willow Health’s patients and making an impact in our clinical program. Our clinical team includes psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, licensed clinical social workers, licensed mental health clinicians, certified peer specialists, case managers, and clinical operations. We are looking for a thoughtful, empathic, and skilled clinician to join our highly motivated team to help improve behavioral health crisis care. This is a fully virtual role.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive clinical assessments and develop differential diagnosis
Build therapeutic alliance with patients
Create and implement co-created personalized treatment plans with our multidisciplinary team
Conduct short-term crisis psychotherapy sessions utilizing supportive psychotherapy, motivational interviewing, and/or problem solving therapy
Manage a caseload of patients who you will follow for 8 to 12 weeks providing crisis psychotherapy
Conduct comprehensive risk assessment and safety planning
Utilize validated clinical tools to aid in differential diagnosis
Work across our multidisciplinary clinical team to facilitate comprehensive behavioral health crisis care
Actively participate in multidisciplinary team meetings
Maintain appropriate documentation of all patient-related care
Weekly clinical supervision
Work with our patients, their families, and their providers in the community to ensure comprehensive behavioral health care
 
Working hours for the clinic are Monday - Friday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM Eastern Time.

Role Requirements

Bachelors degree (or equivalent non-U.S. degree) in psychology, clinical social work, or related fields
Successful completion of master’s of social work or master’s of mental health counseling degree
Hold an active license of clinical social work or mental health counseling in North Carolina
Maintain all state requirements and continuing education requirements to provide behavioral health care
Has experience with clinical assessments, developing differential diagnosis, creating and implementing clinical treatment plans
Has at least 3 years of clinical experience post-licensure
Has experience with clinical risk management, suicide risk assessment, and safety planning
Has experience and is comfortable with using validated clinical tools to help enhance clinical care
Has experience with and is comfortable with using technology and an EMR
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary clinical team

Nice to Have

Post degree experience in providing emergency mental health services and/or urgent behavioral healthcare
Comprehensive knowledge of substance abuse, mental health, and recovery issues and principles
Has experience with using clinical outcomes to help enhance clinical care
Has experience launching and iterating on a clinical care model (preferred, not required)
Has experience with problem solving therapy, motivational interviewing, supportive psychotherapy
Experience in a start-up healthcare setting and/or an innovative healthcare program
Experience with groups

Benefits for Our Clinicians

PTO includes sick leave, certain federal holidays, and vacation
Continuing education time and stipend
401K
Health insurance
Malpractice liability insurance
Clinical supervision
Multidisciplinary team collaboration

1. Complete the application
2. Phone screen
3. First interview with team member
4. Clinical skill assessment with the hiring manager
5. Reference check
6. Offer
7. Background check