Employment

Master’s degree in Social Work or other mental health discipline. Must be licensed as LCSW-C, LCPC or LCMFT in Maryland for at least 18 months

1. Provide clinical supervision and training of new clinical staff to ensure instruction for basic skills, work habits and work processes are attained
2. Guide, direct, monitor and evaluate social work/therapeutic services provided to ensure consistency, high quality and compliance with all government mandates
3. Review treatment plans, monitor treatment progress and follow-up at disposition
4. Assure that clinicians maintain accurate and timely clinical records consistent with COMAR regulations
5. Complete documentation relevant to clinical supervision activities
6. Complies with and ensures adherence to all documentation standards
7. Complies with data collection entry, and reporting requirements
8. Provides clinical educational and/or liaison services to community centers as needed
9. Participate in multi-disciplinary quality and service improvement meetings as needed
10. Maintain strict confidentiality according to the federal and state guidelines and requirements
11. Uphold the Professional Code of Ethics
12. Maintain a cooperative relationship with co-workers, medical staff and others
13. Responsible for personal development to ensure current knowledge in the profession
14. Adhere to and supports facility policies, programs and activities
15. Responsible for maintaining a safe, clean and drug free environment
16. Willingness to work beyond what is required periodically and travel for continuing education hours
17. Other duties as assigned based on current COMAR regulations and as directed by the Program Director, Program Coordinator and/or Clinical Supervisor

1. Complete Bio-psychosocial Assessments on youth
2. Provide Provisional Diagnosis
3. Provide individual, family and group counseling
4. Develop and provide prevention activities in small groups, classrooms and whole school
5. Develop treatment plans, monitor treatment progress, and follow-up at disposition
6. Maintain daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly reporting on activities performed
7. Maintain accurate and timely clinical records consistent with COMAR regulations
8. Respond to crisis, provide interventions and support to school staff
9. Contact parents/caregivers and other essential individuals on a monthly basis for status updates and support
10. Complete documentation within 24 hours of service delivery
11. Work on an interdisciplinary team
12. Advocate client needs within the school settings
13. Attend all scheduled meetings, trainings, and chart audits with Hope Health Systems, Inc.
14. Other duties as assigned by the Program Coordinator and Program Director

This position includes competitive pay, medical/dental coverage, 401K, and vacation/sick time off.

1. Complete Bio-psychosocial Assessments on youth
2. Provide Provisional Diagnosis
3. Provide individual, family and group counseling
4. Develop and provide prevention activities in small groups, classrooms and whole school
5. Develop treatment plans, monitor treatment progress, and follow-up at disposition
6. Maintain daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly reporting on activities performed
7. Maintain accurate and timely clinical records consistent with COMAR regulations
8. Respond to crisis, provide interventions and support to school staff
9. Contact parents/caregivers and other essential individuals on a monthly basis for status updates and support
10. Complete documentation within 24 hours of service delivery
11. Work on an interdisciplinary team
12. Advocate client needs within the school settings
13. Attend all scheduled meetings, trainings, and chart audits with Hope Health Systems, Inc.
14. Supervise therapists/Interns assigned to team
15. Motivate and Inspire team members
16. Create an environment oriented to trust, open communication, creative thinking, and cohesive team effort
17. Maintain healthy group dynamics
18. Facilitate problem solving and collaboration
19. Encourage creativity, and constant improvement
20. Ensure deliverables are performed to satisfy the clinic’s requirements, cost and schedule
21. Familiarize the team with the client and school needs, clinic specifications/requirements, deliverables, school-based process, and promote techniques and tools to support task performance at school
22. Monthly contact with School Administration of schools assigned to team
23. Develop and perform weekly team meetings with team members
24. Attend Monthly Administrative meeting with Hope Health Administrative Staff
25. Provide status reporting of team activities against clinic plan or school-based schedule
26. Perform site visits to all team assigned schools, and write site reports
27. General Administrative responsibilities
28. Other duties as assigned by the Program Coordinator and Program Director

Hope Health Systems provides mental health and substance abuse services to detained youth at Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center (BCJJC). We are currently recruiting licensed therapists (LGSW, LGPC, LCSW-C, and LCPC) to provide individual and group therapy, as well as family support and community outreach services for a caseload of males aged 12 – 21. General Clinical Job Description:

1. Complete Bio-psychosocial Assessments on youth
2. Create a safe and comfortable environment for all detainees
3. Provide individual and group counseling to caseload of youth
4. Respond to emergency on-site and after hour calls
5. Assess youth level of safety while on suicide watch
6. Process with youth while in seclusion
7. Contact parents/caregivers and other essential individuals on a monthly basis for status updates and support
8. Participate in monthly Treatment Service Plan meetings for all youth on caseload
9. Complete documentation within 24 hours of service delivery
10. Work on an interdisciplinary team
11. Advocate client needs
12. Participate in court proceedings for identified youth
13. Attend all scheduled meetings, trainings, and chart audits with Hope Health Systems, Inc., as well as with DJS
14. Provide in-service trainings to colleagues of other disciplines
15. This position includes competitive pay, medical/dental coverage, 401K, Aflac, and vacation/sick time off

Position includes Mental Health Therapists with the following licensures: LASW, LGSW, LCSW-C, LGPC, LCPC, LGMFT, LCMFT, Psychology Associates, LCADC, CSCAD, CACAD

1. Provide counseling and treatment, mental health evaluations/assessments, problem identification, crisis interventions, individual, group, and/or family therapy to assigned clients
2. Develop treatment plans, monitor treatment progress and follow-up at disposition
3. Coordinate client’s use of other programs and outside community resources
4. Perform administrative responsibilities relative to the position
5. Maintain accurate and timely clinical records consistent with COMAR regulations
6. Complete documentation relevant to activities
7. Complies with and ensures adherence to all documentation standards
8. Complies with data collection entry, and reporting requirements
9. Provides clinical educational and/or liaison services to community centers as directed
10. Conduct initial intakes and assessments and makes referrals when appropriate
11. Maintain a high percentage of time in billable clinical activity
12. Participate in team meetings, in-services, and supervisory sessions
13. Participate in multi-disciplinary quality and service improvement teams
14. Responsible for working between various HHS sites as needed by clinical need and productivity
15. Maintain strict confidentiality according to the federal and state guidelines and requirements
16. Uphold the Professional Code of Ethics
17. Maintain a cooperative relationship with co-workers, medical staff and others
18. Responsible for personal development to ensure current knowledge in the profession
19. Adhere to and supports facility policies, programs and activities
20. Responsible for maintaining a safe, clean and drug free environment
21. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor
22. Willingness to work beyond what is required periodically and travel for continuing education hours
23. Devote hours each week sufficient, as judged by the Program Director or your Supervisor in agreement with therapist, to successfully accomplish non-clinical duties, education, outreach, advocacy, research and other non-clinical activities
24. Other duties as assigned based on current COMAR regulations and as directed by the Program Director, Program Coordinator and/or Clinical Supervisor

Hope Health Systems provides mental health and substance abuse services to detained youth at Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center (BCJJC). We are currently recruiting licensed therapists (LGSW, LGPC, LCSW-C, and LCPC) to provide individual and group therapy, as well as family support and community outreach services for a caseload of males aged 12 – 21. General clinical job description:

1. Complete Bio-psychosocial Assessments on youth
2. Create a safe and comfortable environment for all detainees
3. Provide individual and group counseling to caseload of youth
4. Respond to emergency on-site and after hour calls
5. Assess youth level of safety while on suicide watch
6. Process with youth while in seclusion
7. Contact parents/caregivers and other essential individuals on a monthly basis for status updates and support
8. Participate in monthly Treatment Service Plan meetings for all youth on caseload
9. Complete documentation within 24 hours of service delivery
10. Work on an interdisciplinary team
11. Advocate client needs
12. Participate in court proceedings for identified youth
13. Attend all scheduled meetings, trainings, and chart audits with Hope Health Systems, Inc., as well as with DJS
14. Provide in-service trainings to colleagues of other disciplines

Bachelors or Masters degree required. Must be CAC, CSC-AD, LGADC or LCADC. Minimum of 2 years experience providing assessment, group, family and individual counseling to adolescent and adults. Familiarity with concurrent disorders, psychotropic meds, and juvenile delinquency a plus.

Hope Health Systems provides preventative and mental health services to children and adolescents in the Baltimore County and City Elementary and Middle Schools and including Baltimore City Head Starts (Serving children 3-5 years of age). We are currently recruiting a full time Board Certified Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist to Provide medical/psychiatric care and treatment to outpatient clients; prescribe medications; and direct psychiatric treatment; as well as provide family support and community outreach services in the Expanded School Based Division.

Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Diagnosis and clinical treatment of clients.

Special Qualifications: Possession of a license to practice Medicine in the State of Maryland or the ability to obtain the license prior to appointment, plus a minimum of 3 years in an approved residency in Psychiatry.

General Clinical Job Description:
The ideal candidate will be an innovative and energetic board certified psychiatrist. Responsibilities and Duties will include, but not limited to psychiatric screening/evaluation, psychiatric medication management, counseling/education and coordination of client’s overall mental health care, coordination of medical care with the patients’ Primary Care Provider, referral of patients, operation of quality assurance and utilization programs including peer reviews, open and close medical record reviews and utilization reviews; completes required performance measures. Other duties as assigned by the Program Director.

Skills Required: Candidates must be U.S. citizens and be proficient in spoken and written English. Board-certified or board-eligible psychiatrist and must possess/maintain a current, full and unrestricted license to practice in the State of Maryland.

You will need to successfully complete a background security investigation before you can be appointed into this position.

Compensation: Commensurate with education and experience.

Employment Type: Employee – Full Time (Contractual employee status available)

This position includes flexible hours, competitive pay, medical/dental coverage, 401K, and vacation/sick time off.

Family Service Coordinators (FSC): FSCs work in a “mentoring” capacity to families receiving services at the clinic. FSC will be responsible for carrying out treatment goals set by the Rehab Specialist and Coordinator, and agreed upon by the consumer through the use of interventions designed to facilitate and foster functional improvement in skills and community living. The goal of the service is to use the community environment, to teach and promote the development of community living skills and positive social interactions while managing and coping with their mental illness.

Responsibilities and Expectations: 1. (4) contacts per each consumer per month 2. Progress notes for each encounter with client that document: behavior, intervention, response to intervention and plan. 3. Monthly Summary Reports 4. Regular collaboration with treatment team 5. Participation in ongoing trainings. 6. Full time or Part time commitment

Experience: Two years of experience working with children and adolescents

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Sociology, Behavioral Analysis, and/or other mental health discipline.