Mental Health Technician jobs at Crittenton Center

Be the change you wish to see in the world! Come join our team to empower children and families in our communities to transform their lives and develop to their full potential. The Teacher Counselor assists in the developing, implementing, and monitoring of mental health treatment plans and procedures that result in improved functioning and high rates of successful program completion among youth (13-17 years old males). This position assures staff are attending to the safety, health, and well-being of youth in a trauma informed manner and environment. The Teacher Counselor resides with assigned youth and offers flexible hours and shifts. Essential Responsibilities Build positive relationships with youth within the program, ensuring their safety and well-being. Support youths' daily living skills and group management. Participate in treatment planning and implementation. Create and engage in therapeutic and educational activities. Professional development and training. Maintain accurate documentation and record keeping, meeting paperwork deadlines. Qualifications Education/Credentials/Licensure: Bachelor's Degree (those without a bachelor's degree may be considered for the Teacher Counselor Aide title) . Valid driver's license and auto insurance. Experience: Entry-level, no experience required. Clearances: State Police FBI clearance per state regulation Child Abuse Registry and Clearances CPSL Mandated Reporter-Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse training per state regulation. Any additional background checks/clearances required by state governing bodies. Working Conditions Physical Demands: Requires vision, speech, and hearing and a moderate to high level of physical activity including; sitting, standing, walking lifting and carrying as required. Must be able to meet the demands and complete Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI). Environmental Factors: Indoors/Outdoors: Residential treatment facility, school, home, community. Working Hours: Variable schedule based on program need.

Job Description NECCO is seeking skilled and mission-driven Contracted Therapists to provide high-quality mental health services for children and families involved in foster care. This role includes individual therapy with youth, support for foster families, and family therapy with biological parents during reunification and transitional periods. The Contracted Therapist plays a critical role in supporting permanency, emotional stability, and overall well-being for the children and families served. Key Responsibilities: Clinical Service Delivery Provide individual therapy to children and adolescents placed in foster care, addressing trauma, emotional regulation, behavioral concerns, and other identified treatment needs. Deliver therapeutic support and psychoeducation to foster parents, helping them understand trauma-informed care, attachment needs, and strategies for supporting youth in placement. Conduct family therapy sessions with biological parents to support reunification, healthy attachment, and readiness for transition. Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessments and evidence-based practices. Maintain timely, complete, and compliant documentation according to NECCO standards, state regulations, and professional ethics. Collaborate with case management teams, foster parents, educational staff, and external providers to ensure coordinated care. Participate, as needed, in team meetings, case consultations, and transition conferences. Professional Expectations Maintain active licensure and appropriate credentials for independent or supervised clinical practice in the state of service. Uphold trauma-informed, culturally competent, and family-centered approaches across all service delivery. Adhere to all confidentiality, ethical, and regulatory requirements applicable to mental health care and foster care systems. Provide services in home, office, community, or virtual settings as clinically appropriate and permitted by policy. Qualifications Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy Current West Virginia licensure (LPC, LICSW) Experience working with children, families, trauma, or foster care populations strongly preferred. Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently as a contractor while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team. Compensation $60.00 per hour for direct client service time (billable clinical hours). Contractors are responsible for their own scheduling, insurance, mileage, and tax obligations as part of independent practice. Contract Structure This is a 1099 independent contractor role, not an employee position. Work hours are flexible and based on client need and availability.

Be the change you wish to see in the world! Come join our team to empower children and families in our communities to transform their lives and develop to their full potential. Pressley Ridge Benefits The well-being of our employees and their families is important to us. At Pressley Ridge, we strive to provide the most competitive and comprehensive employee benefit programs that are affordable and help you and your family achieve and maintain your best possible health. Medical coverage available with a Health Savings Account (HSA) with 50% employer match Prescription coverage Dental and vision plans Patient advocate and Medicare specialists available at no cost Dependent Care Flexible Savings Account Wellness incentive (up to $250) 403b with up to 9% employer give/match Free life insurance and AD&D Paid Time Off (PTO) 9 paid holidays (7 recognized holidays plus a floating and birthday holiday per year) Tuition reimbursement Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Sign-On Bonus This position offers a $2,500.00 hiring bonus that has a structured payout as follows (if employment is active and in good standing): $500.00 at 30-days of employment, $1,000.00 at 3-months of employment, and $1,000.00 at 12-months of employment. Position Summary The Teacher Counselor assists in the developing, implementing, and monitoring of mental health treatment plans and procedures that result in improved functioning and high rates of successful program completion among youth (13-17 years old males). This position assures staff are attending to the safety, health, and well-being of youth in a trauma informed manner and environment. The Teacher Counselor resides with assigned youth and offers flexible hours and shifts. Essential Responsibilities Build positive relationships with youth within the program, ensuring their safety and well-being. Support youths' daily living skills and group management. Participate in treatment planning and implementation. Create and engage in therapeutic and educational activities. Professional development and training. Maintain accurate documentation and record keeping, meeting paperwork deadlines. Qualifications Education/Credentials/Licensure: Bachelor's Degree (those without a bachelor's degree may be considered for the Teacher Counselor Aide title) . Valid driver's license and auto insurance. Experience: Entry-level, no experience required. Clearances: State Police FBI clearance per state regulation Child Abuse Registry and Clearances CPSL Mandated Reporter-Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse training per state regulation. Any additional background checks/clearances required by state governing bodies. Working Conditions Physical Demands. Requires vision, speech, and hearing and a moderate to high level of physical activity including; sitting, standing, walking lifting and carrying as required. Must be able to meet the demands and complete Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI). Environmental Factors. Indoors/Outdoors: Residential treatment facility, school, home, community. Working Hours. 40 hour week, variable schedule based on program need.

Job Description NECCO is seeking skilled and mission-driven Contracted Therapists to provide high-quality mental health services for children and families involved in foster care. This role includes individual therapy with youth, support for foster families, and family therapy with biological parents during reunification and transitional periods. The Contracted Therapist plays a critical role in supporting permanency, emotional stability, and overall well-being for the children and families served. Key Responsibilities: Clinical Service Delivery Provide individual therapy to children and adolescents placed in foster care, addressing trauma, emotional regulation, behavioral concerns, and other identified treatment needs. Deliver therapeutic support and psychoeducation to foster parents, helping them understand trauma-informed care, attachment needs, and strategies for supporting youth in placement. Conduct family therapy sessions with biological parents to support reunification, healthy attachment, and readiness for transition. Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessments and evidence-based practices. Maintain timely, complete, and compliant documentation according to NECCO standards, state regulations, and professional ethics. Collaborate with case management teams, foster parents, educational staff, and external providers to ensure coordinated care. Participate, as needed, in team meetings, case consultations, and transition conferences. Professional Expectations Maintain active licensure and appropriate credentials for independent or supervised clinical practice in the state of service. Uphold trauma-informed, culturally competent, and family-centered approaches across all service delivery. Adhere to all confidentiality, ethical, and regulatory requirements applicable to mental health care and foster care systems. Provide services in home, office, community, or virtual settings as clinically appropriate and permitted by policy. Qualifications Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy Current West Virginia licensure (LPC, LICSW) Experience working with children, families, trauma, or foster care populations strongly preferred. Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently as a contractor while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team. Compensation $60.00 per hour for direct client service time (billable clinical hours). Contractors are responsible for their own scheduling, insurance, mileage, and tax obligations as part of independent practice. Contract Structure This is a 1099 independent contractor role, not an employee position. Work hours are flexible and based on client need and availability.

Job Description NECCO is seeking skilled and mission-driven Contracted Therapists to provide high-quality mental health services for children and families involved in foster care. This role includes individual therapy with youth, support for foster families, and family therapy with biological parents during reunification and transitional periods. The Contracted Therapist plays a critical role in supporting permanency, emotional stability, and overall well-being for the children and families served. Key Responsibilities: Clinical Service Delivery Provide individual therapy to children and adolescents placed in foster care, addressing trauma, emotional regulation, behavioral concerns, and other identified treatment needs. Deliver therapeutic support and psychoeducation to foster parents, helping them understand trauma-informed care, attachment needs, and strategies for supporting youth in placement. Conduct family therapy sessions with biological parents to support reunification, healthy attachment, and readiness for transition. Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessments and evidence-based practices. Maintain timely, complete, and compliant documentation according to NECCO standards, state regulations, and professional ethics. Collaborate with case management teams, foster parents, educational staff, and external providers to ensure coordinated care. Participate, as needed, in team meetings, case consultations, and transition conferences. Professional Expectations Maintain active licensure and appropriate credentials for independent or supervised clinical practice in the state of service. Uphold trauma-informed, culturally competent, and family-centered approaches across all service delivery. Adhere to all confidentiality, ethical, and regulatory requirements applicable to mental health care and foster care systems. Provide services in home, office, community, or virtual settings as clinically appropriate and permitted by policy. Qualifications Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy Current West Virginia licensure (LPC, LICSW) Experience working with children, families, trauma, or foster care populations strongly preferred. Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently as a contractor while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team. Compensation $60.00 per hour for direct client service time (billable clinical hours). Contractors are responsible for their own scheduling, insurance, mileage, and tax obligations as part of independent practice. Contract Structure This is a 1099 independent contractor role, not an employee position. Work hours are flexible and based on client need and availability.

Job Description NECCO is seeking skilled and mission-driven Contracted Therapists to provide high-quality mental health services for children and families involved in foster care. This role includes individual therapy with youth, support for foster families, and family therapy with biological parents during reunification and transitional periods. The Contracted Therapist plays a critical role in supporting permanency, emotional stability, and overall well-being for the children and families served. Key Responsibilities: Clinical Service Delivery Provide individual therapy to children and adolescents placed in foster care, addressing trauma, emotional regulation, behavioral concerns, and other identified treatment needs. Deliver therapeutic support and psychoeducation to foster parents, helping them understand trauma-informed care, attachment needs, and strategies for supporting youth in placement. Conduct family therapy sessions with biological parents to support reunification, healthy attachment, and readiness for transition. Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessments and evidence-based practices. Maintain timely, complete, and compliant documentation according to NECCO standards, state regulations, and professional ethics. Collaborate with case management teams, foster parents, educational staff, and external providers to ensure coordinated care. Participate, as needed, in team meetings, case consultations, and transition conferences. Professional Expectations Maintain active licensure and appropriate credentials for independent or supervised clinical practice in the state of service. Uphold trauma-informed, culturally competent, and family-centered approaches across all service delivery. Adhere to all confidentiality, ethical, and regulatory requirements applicable to mental health care and foster care systems. Provide services in home, office, community, or virtual settings as clinically appropriate and permitted by policy. Qualifications Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy Current West Virginia licensure (LPC, LICSW) Experience working with children, families, trauma, or foster care populations strongly preferred. Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. Ability to work independently as a contractor while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team. Compensation $60.00 per hour for direct client service time (billable clinical hours). Contractors are responsible for their own scheduling, insurance, mileage, and tax obligations as part of independent practice. Contract Structure This is a 1099 independent contractor role, not an employee position. Work hours are flexible and based on client need and availability.

What is this job? The therapist is responsible for delivering culturally competent clinical services to children and adolescents in the Caminos Program. Utilizing a trauma responsive approach to treatment, the therapist delivers individual and group counseling, conducts mental health assessments and risk assessments, screening for human trafficking and other concerns. Therapists are responsible for maintaining current and accurate case documentation, providing crisis intervention and acting as a member of a care team to provide supportive counseling within a residential living environment. We are looking for either an LMSW or an LCSW-C. Candidates must be licensed at the LMSW level within 6 months of hire. What does the benefits package look like? Accrue vacation at the rate of three weeks per year, plus two floating holidays to use, plus 10 paid holidays when Everstand is closed. That is over 30 days of time off per calendar year ! Paid sick and bereavement leave Up to 3% annual match to retirement contributions Health insurance is available via CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. Professional & Career Development including Tuition Reimbursement and Continuing Education Assistance Fully Paid CEUs Clinical supervision within your work hours and provided by Board Certified Supervisors Licensure expenses are fully covered New name, same enduring commitment. This year, we are celebrating 150 years of serving children and families through our work to enrich communities, one family at a time. As we reflected on our history and contemplated our bright future, one thing become clear: the name “Board of Child Care” no longer represented the vast array of services we offer. We are thrilled to share that our name has changed to Everstand! Our holistic range of residential, mental and behavioral health support, trauma recovery, case management, and educational services will continue to grow and expand. Learn more about our rebrand at everstand.org. What is the Caminos Program? You would be helping children who have recently migrated to the United States and are seeking opportunities for reunification with family as well as the chance to pursue their education and legal immigration cases. Everstand calls this our Caminos program, and we see it as a fulfillment of our purpose as a non-profit: to enrich communities, one family at a time. What does this job do specifically? Model and act in accordance with Everstand's core values: safety, empathy, relationships, and impact. Honor differences, acknowledge uniqueness, and amplify all voices. Partner with Everstand's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) committee to build (and participate) in trainings and group experiences that strengthen Everstand's commitment to EDI. Model the use of inclusive language. Demonstrate and practice Everstand's leadership mindset, “Choose kindness. Solve problems and learn together. Make it happen.” Responsible for providing youth with individual counseling sessions at least one time weekly, providing additional support as clinically necessary. Responsible for ensuring group counseling sessions are provided in the residential milieu at least twice weekly and that one session is facilitated by a therapist. Works with youth and family/sponsor to establish short term goals and objectives. Aids with the completion of the individual service plan and required assessments within regulatory time frames. Responsible for developing and implementing clinical interventions designed to assist the youth with acclimating to Everstand and life in the United States. Provides family counseling sessions, including reunification assessments as required to ensure safe and timely release processes. Ensures that youth receive a comprehensive orientation to the program, providing information required by regulations in a trauma informed and culturally competent manner. Responsible for ensuring the youth are given the support necessary to identify and discuss concerns related to their journey into the United States or life in home country. Collaborates with program staff to ensure that interventions and supports are established to modify dysfunctional behaviors and assist the youth to heal and strengthen their internal resources as well as learn socially appropriate skills. Conducts screenings and assessments to identify special needs, developmental, medical or mental health concerns as well as criminal history, gang involvement, trauma and/or trafficking related concerns in accordance with mandated timeframes. Conducts and documents risk assessment screenings in accordance with mandated timeframes. Provides crisis intervention and support. Ensures all assessments and screenings reflect involvement of the youth, family and potential sponsors as appropriate. Promote child/youth/family understanding of available Everstand and community resources and facilitate referrals as appropriate. Coordinate with the Everstand staff members and community resources to address clients' service needs. Assure that treatment/discharge plans: are individualized, have strengths and services needs clearly identified, and include interdisciplinary treatment goals that are developed in behaviorally measurable terms. Effectively collaborate with colleagues to develop/implement interdepartmental policies, procedures, and reports to achieve consistent interdepartmental alignment and reporting of performance outcomes. Demonstrates an understanding of the value of cultural diversity, including the ability to develop systems and practices that are inclusive of diverse staff members and responsive to the cultural needs of the client population served. Maintain effective working relationships with families, children/youth, colleagues, consultants and community agencies. Active participation in mandatory case review and planning meetings, demonstrating the ability to present an accurate and concise client summary to both internal and external team members. Complete required documentation and reports within the defined time lines. Ensure assigned case records meet documentation standards both with regards to documentation in the required agency, state and federal databases and with regards to the client case file. Demonstrates knowledge of and familiarity with both Everstand and Office of Refugee Resettlement Policy and Procedures relating to the care and supervision of Unaccompanied Children. This includes knowledge of legal background and authority governing the practice as related to working with Unaccompanied Children. Acts in the capacity of Therapist On Call and / or Caminos On Call as determined necessary to support the program. Obtain and maintain certification as a “user” in BCC's electronic health record software system, Cx360. Required Education and Experience Master's degree in social work, psychology, sociology, or other relevant behavioral science degree in which direct clinical experience is a program requirement. Licensed in applicable field of practice or eligible to obtain licensure within 6 months of hire. Ability to speak, read, and write in both Spanish and English. Preferred Education and Experienc e Experience working with diverse populations, including refugee and/or unaccompanied children and adolescents. At least one-year post-graduate experience Current advanced level of State Licensure Compensation A range of compensation is provided. Please note that the compensation for the role is determined by a candidate's education level, licensure level, being Spanish / English speaking, and and years of related professional experience in the field. Please click apply to then engage with our recruitment team about your specific professional and clinical experience, and they would be happy to provide a more accurate compensation estimate. Clinicians with a master's degree and who are within 6 months of LMSW licensure, compensation begins at $69,030.19 yearly. Clinicians who have already obtained their license, for example, LMSW, begin at $71,982.32 and goes up from there commensurate with related professional experience. Clinicians who have already obtained their license, for example, LCSW-C, begin at $74,103.67 and goes up from there commensurate with related professional experience Everstand is proud of its culture of helping clinicians advance in their careers. Continuing education credits for licensure are paid for, and compensation can be adjusted after the next level of licensure is obtained. Required Language Skills Spanish-speaking and reading are a must. We accept candidates who have varying degrees of fluency. For this position really being comfortable at the conversational level is key, as you're welcoming new kids into the program and providing an orientation to the program in Spanish. Our recruitment team can talk to you about this. Everstand is OK with applicants for whom English is a second language, however, please note that documentation of notes and all competency-based exams (e.g. First Aid and CPR class) are in English. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Everstand is committed to the policy that all persons have equal access to its programs, facilities, and employment without regard to race, color, national origin, genetic information, pregnancy, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, marital or veterans status. Everstand is a drug, tobacco and alcohol-free workplace and an equal opportunity employer by choice.

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Clarksburg, WV JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Parkersburg, WV JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Wheeling, WV JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Charleston, WV JOB INFORMATION Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. This is a part-time position with the ability to become full-time. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children, and previous Medicaid knowledge will be given priority. If you want to gain hands-on experience, while working for a reputable and professionally established company, APPLY TODAY! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Level in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling with Diagnostic Rights Preferred (but not required) assigned by the State of West Virginia. Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License eligible will be considered. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Previous experience with Medicaid will be given priority. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance to both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time of service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting as indicated by the WV. DHHR. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Submit time sheets in accordance with HBI policy Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Attend monthly staff meetings when applicable Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Ensure that position billing report is completed and submitted to appropriate persons when specified Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Bona fide Occupational Qualifications: Employees must be proficient in the English Language (speak, write, comprehend, etc.). Secondary languages are viewed as being an additional employee skill. There are no age or gender restrictions affiliated with this position unless clinical justification warrants a same sex clinician. Both gender applicants need to be made aware of the possibility of encountering clientele that may be experiencing active psychosis, certain personality disorders, significant mood/anxiety disorders and irrational social skill interactions, which could result in unsteady or intense interactions for the employee. Ergonomics affiliated with this position include being seated for the purposes of documentation completion, typing on a computer due to documents needing to be typed, seated while traveling to a client residence, possibly standing at times during face to face meetings, carrying laptops, client files, office supplies (not to exceed 35 lbs.). Approximate duration of seated positions are solely contingent upon the employee's ability to utilize a computer and comprehend procedures for completion of essential documents. Examples may include 45 minutes to 1.25 hours for the completion of a typed Intake, 15 minutes to 35 minutes for the typed completion of an Action Progress Note, 25 minutes to 45 minutes for the typed completion of a Discharge Summary. Home Base Inc. is an EOE.

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Clarksburgs, WV JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Charleston, WV JOB INFORMATION Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. This is a part-time position with the ability to become full-time. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children, and previous Medicaid knowledge will be given priority. If you want to gain hands-on experience, while working for a reputable and professionally established company, APPLY TODAY! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Level in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling with Diagnostic Rights Preferred (but not required) assigned by the State of West Virginia. Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License eligible will be considered. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Previous experience with Medicaid will be given priority. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance to both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time of service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting as indicated by the WV. DHHR. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Submit time sheets in accordance with HBI policy Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Attend monthly staff meetings when applicable Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Ensure that position billing report is completed and submitted to appropriate persons when specified Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Bona fide Occupational Qualifications: Employees must be proficient in the English Language (speak, write, comprehend, etc.). Secondary languages are viewed as being an additional employee skill. There are no age or gender restrictions affiliated with this position unless clinical justification warrants a same sex clinician. Both gender applicants need to be made aware of the possibility of encountering clientele that may be experiencing active psychosis, certain personality disorders, significant mood/anxiety disorders and irrational social skill interactions, which could result in unsteady or intense interactions for the employee. Ergonomics affiliated with this position include being seated for the purposes of documentation completion, typing on a computer due to documents needing to be typed, seated while traveling to a client residence, possibly standing at times during face to face meetings, carrying laptops, client files, office supplies (not to exceed 35 lbs.). Approximate duration of seated positions are solely contingent upon the employee's ability to utilize a computer and comprehend procedures for completion of essential documents. Examples may include 45 minutes to 1.25 hours for the completion of a typed Intake, 15 minutes to 35 minutes for the typed completion of an Action Progress Note, 25 minutes to 45 minutes for the typed completion of a Discharge Summary. Home Base Inc. is an EOE.

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Weirton, WV JOB INFORMATION Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION Huntington, WV JOB INFORMATION Sign on Bonus: $2000 paid out over 6 months. Retention Bonus: $4000 paid at anniversary of 1 year of full-time status. Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Point Pleasant, WV JOB INFORMATION Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. This is a part-time position with the ability to become full-time. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children, and previous Medicaid knowledge will be given priority. If you want to gain hands-on experience, while working for a reputable and professionally established company, APPLY TODAY! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Level in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling with Diagnostic Rights Preferred (but not required) assigned by the State of West Virginia. Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License eligible will be considered. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Previous experience with Medicaid will be given priority. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance to both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time of service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting as indicated by the WV. DHHR. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Submit time sheets in accordance with HBI policy Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Attend monthly staff meetings when applicable Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Ensure that position billing report is completed and submitted to appropriate persons when specified Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Bona fide Occupational Qualifications: Employees must be proficient in the English Language (speak, write, comprehend, etc.). Secondary languages are viewed as being an additional employee skill. There are no age or gender restrictions affiliated with this position unless clinical justification warrants a same sex clinician. Both gender applicants need to be made aware of the possibility of encountering clientele that may be experiencing active psychosis, certain personality disorders, significant mood/anxiety disorders and irrational social skill interactions, which could result in unsteady or intense interactions for the employee. Ergonomics affiliated with this position include being seated for the purposes of documentation completion, typing on a computer due to documents needing to be typed, seated while traveling to a client residence, possibly standing at times during face to face meetings, carrying laptops, client files, office supplies (not to exceed 35 lbs.). Approximate duration of seated positions are solely contingent upon the employee's ability to utilize a computer and comprehend procedures for completion of essential documents. Examples may include 45 minutes to 1.25 hours for the completion of a typed Intake, 15 minutes to 35 minutes for the typed completion of an Action Progress Note, 25 minutes to 45 minutes for the typed completion of a Discharge Summary. Home Base Inc. is an EOE.

JOB INFORMATION Beckley, WV Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. This is a part-time position with the ability to become full-time. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children, and previous Medicaid knowledge will be given priority. If you want to gain hands-on experience, while working for a reputable and professionally established company, APPLY TODAY! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Level in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling with Diagnostic Rights Preferred (but not required) assigned by the State of West Virginia. Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License eligible will be considered. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Previous experience with Medicaid will be given priority. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance to both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time of service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting as indicated by the WV. DHHR. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Submit time sheets in accordance with HBI policy Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Attend monthly staff meetings when applicable Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Ensure that position billing report is completed and submitted to appropriate persons when specified Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Bona fide Occupational Qualifications: Employees must be proficient in the English Language (speak, write, comprehend, etc.). Secondary languages are viewed as being an additional employee skill. There are no age or gender restrictions affiliated with this position unless clinical justification warrants a same sex clinician. Both gender applicants need to be made aware of the possibility of encountering clientele that may be experiencing active psychosis, certain personality disorders, significant mood/anxiety disorders and irrational social skill interactions, which could result in unsteady or intense interactions for the employee. Ergonomics affiliated with this position include being seated for the purposes of documentation completion, typing on a computer due to documents needing to be typed, seated while traveling to a client residence, possibly standing at times during face to face meetings, carrying laptops, client files, office supplies (not to exceed 35 lbs.). Approximate duration of seated positions are solely contingent upon the employee's ability to utilize a computer and comprehend procedures for completion of essential documents. Examples may include 45 minutes to 1.25 hours for the completion of a typed Intake, 15 minutes to 35 minutes for the typed completion of an Action Progress Note, 25 minutes to 45 minutes for the typed completion of a Discharge Summary. Home Base Inc. is an EOE.

Clinical Counselor LOCATION : Petersburg, WV JOB INFORMATION Sign on Bonus: $2000 paid out over 6 months. Retention Bonus: $4000 paid at anniversary of 1 year of full-time status. Saraly minimum: $45,000 plus service productivity bonuses. Maximum possible earnings between 80K-100K annually. Home Base Inc. has immediate openings for Master's Level therapists to service families of West Virginia. We offer a competitive benefits package including health insurance, dental, and vision, IRA, and vacation pay for full-time eligible employees. Licensed preferred, but licensed eligible will be considered. Experience working with adult and children. Home Base Inc. is a proven leader providing innovative community based solutions for children and families throughout the state of WV. Established in 1994, we continue to work diligently improving the lives of children and families. We are always on the lookout for top quality, imaginative, motivated, and caring employees to help us further our mission. If this is you APPLY NOW! Essentials: A minimum of a Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling or related human service area of study. Preferred Licensed by the State of West Virginia as a Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Clinical Social Worker. License not required. Must be able to pass a CIB/NCIC and APS/CPS Background Check Must have experience working with both Children and Adults in a clinical setting, or if a recent graduate, a strong interest in working with this demographic. Additional experience in the field of Substance Abuse Treatment is viewed as a plus. Be able to verbalize the progression of a client through a treatment experience in relation to their chosen theoretical orientation. Must have reliable transportation. Computer skills are necessary. Experience using an EHR system a plus. Activities: Provide out-patient clinical counseling in an office setting for children and adults, and in client homes through the community. These services include but are not limited to individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy and/or group therapy. Demonstrate creative and innovate clinical services that are in accordance with Best Practice standards. Conduct and submit Children & Adult Mental Health Assessments and/or Bio-Psychosocial Assessments in accordance with both HBI and Medicaid standards Develop and initiate the Mental Health Treatment Strategies, Initial Treatment Plans & Master Treatment Plans. Complete required discharge summaries for services having been rendered Complete clinical action notes (Progress Notes) at the time-of-service provision. Notes will address the treatment goal/objectives, interventions utilized, and progress towards goal attainment as well as presenting barriers. (Medical Model) Compliance with Medicaid documentation and timeline requirements for outpatient clinical services All direct services and collateral services will be logged on a master client log of services (to include phone contact, referral source contact, etc) Participate in clinical supervision with HBI Administration (or designed HBI professional). Supervision sessions may be conducted as a staffing in an individual or group setting. This supervision must occur a minimum of one occasion every two weeks or one hour per every 20 client contact hours unless otherwise specified by HBI Administration Maintain necessary authorizations for release of information to ensure the necessary sharing of information regarding service progress and needs of clients Collaborate with Internal and External Professionals in relation to diagnostic nomenclature, recommendations, and treatment strategies. Attend Treatment Team staffing when applicable. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBLITIES Maintain accurate records for payroll purposes. Ensure documentation of client contact on all provided sessions, phone calls, and collateral contacts. This documentation is to be completely in a timely manner according to HBI policies and procedures. Maintain and submit clinical supervision logs at the end of each month if required. Attend all training as required by HBI Timely submission of all reports required by HBI Engages in other activates necessary to ensure the effective functioning of Home Base Inc. Attend outside training as assigned by HBI Administration. Responsible for compliance with mandatory reporting procedures as it pertains to known or suspected incidents of abuse or risk to minors or impaired adults. Staff is responsible for informing HBI Administration immediately in the event of suspected abuse. Specifications of Occupational Employment Employees who accept the described position must be made aware of the following specifications related to this employment opportunity. Home Base Inc. is an EOE. Apply with Indeed