Private Practice Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist
The Private Practice Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist is responsible for providing a full range of counseling and mental health services to clients of all ages. This may include working with children, teens, or adults, as individuals, couples, and families.
ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
- Comply with all legal and ethical requirements as outlined by the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) and any other related governing bodies
- Maintain good standing with the BBS, with no active investigations or complaints
- Comply with all Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements
- Utilize psychotherapeutic theories and techniques to deliver mental health services
- Develop and maintain a client caseload that brings in a minimum of $2500 in gross revenue per week
- Diagnose psychological disorders
- Create treatment plans that outline proposed goals, plans, and methods of therapy
- Maintain up-to-date and accurate client records, treatment plans, notes, billing, assessments, and BBS-required documents
- Complete client notes by the end of the next business day
- Take client payments by the end of the business day of the session
- Demonstrate ability to conceptualize cases and prioritize treatment needs as evidenced by clinical documentation and clinical consultation
- Collaborate and consult with your manager and colleagues when appropriate
- Complete 2 hours of marketing and/or networking a month
- Attend monthly staff meetings
- Attend 1 consultation group a month
- Start and end client sessions on time
- Supply and support your own computer hardware, software, and internet
- Refer clients to outside specialists or agencies when necessary
- Assist in maintaining a safe and productive work environment
- Contribute to the practice by accomplishing related tasks as needed
REQUIREMENTS/QUALIFICATIONS
- Registered license number from the BBS to practice in California
- Commit to a minimum of 3 years of employment
- Participate in company community and culture
- No pending or current investigations or complaints with the BBS or other governing entity
- 3+ years experience conducting psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and/or families
- Cultural, ethnic, and racial sensitivity
- Clinical skills appropriate for level of experience
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Excellent time management and organizational skills
- Excellent customer service and professional skills
- Proficient in an electronic, paperless environment using Microsoft Office products, Google Workspace, Google Voice, and EHR systems
- Strong administrative skills
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- 5+ years experience working in mental health
- Basic understanding of out-of-network insurance process
- Unique clinical specialization or training/certification
- Bilingual in Latin American, East Asian, South Asian, or European language
- Creativity and resourcefulness
- Eager to learn and grow in the organization
COMPENSATION
- Salary range is $55–83K. This range is based on a fee split of the gross revenue and performance.
To apply, please send your résumé (in pdf format), a cover letter explaining how you would add value to our organization, and email addresses for three professional references to humanresources@pacificmft.com