Counselor Treatment Works 20

This professional clinical role involves providing counseling services to at-Risk children and families within the treatment works 2.0 program, focusing on behavioral health, substance use, and suicide risk management. The counselor must function as part of an integrated decision team to develop strength-Based, individualized treatment plans and ensure services adhere to trauma-Informed care principles in community settings.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in a related field, with a preference for licensure in the healing arts, and a minimum of two years of clinical experience working with at-Risk children and families. Required knowledge includes evidence-Based treatments like cbt, understanding of the florida baker act law, and the ability to meet an annual client-Facing care goal of 1,316 hours.