Military and Family Life Counselor School Therapist

The primary responsibility involves providing comprehensive child and youth behavioral (Cyb) counseling services, including non-Medical counseling, training, and consultation, to military service members' children and families at various installation locations. Counselors must also manage activity data entry daily, maintain confidentiality, and adhere strictly to line-Of-Sight protocols while working with children.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in a mental health related field and hold a valid, unrestricted independent counseling license, along with a minimum of two years of post-Licensure clinical experience. Additional requirements include intermediate technology skills, the ability to work in diverse physical environments on military installations, us citizenship, english fluency, and passing extensive background checks.