Remote Anger Management Counselor Jobs in Springfield, OH

Primary Therapist (FT or PT)

• Youth
• Youth Home-Based Therapist
• Adult
• MRSS
• Crisis/First Responder (Clark and Madison Counties)
• ACT (BHR)

Takes primary responsibility for managing client’s treatment.  The Primary Therapist works with different patient populations following the general directions of the clinical supervisor to deliver psychotherapy to assigned patients. Understands and utilizes established theoretical framework, as set forth by the various mental health disciplines, to conceptualize and solve mental health and substance abuse problems.  Uses higher academic training as a basis to learn a wide variety of established mental health and substance abuse techniques for clients and their family. 

• Screens and completes diagnostic assessments independently or under supervision in accordance with licensure requirements.  Makes recommendations about patient’s treatment needs based on screening and diagnostic assessment.
• Employs a variety of treatment modalities including individual, group, and family therapy for children and adolescent populations.  Psychotherapeutic techniques and modalities are appropriately matched for clinical needs. 
• Develops the treatment plan with patients by assessing their strengths and weaknesses, defining their mental health and substance abuse problems, and setting specific goals and objectives to be accomplished in the course of treatment.
• Meets with their supervisor and with the treatment team to discuss a patient’s treatment process.
• Is available for crisis work with individuals, groups and families under supervision.  Continuously and accurately assesses each patient’s potential for harming self or another in order to take appropriate action to prevent serious incidents from occurring.
• Works with patient’s families and social networks to accomplish the goals of treatment.
• Consults with other community caregivers to strengthen and coordinate social intervention programming.
• Charts the patient’s progress in the clinical record and completes all paperwork necessary by MHS policy for professional, administrative, financial and evaluative purposes of monitoring clinical care and of assuring efficient and effective agency operations.
• Participates in quality improvement activities in which the quality of clinical care for the entire agency is monitored by reviewing the clinical charts, reviewing the criteria for admission/continued stay/discharge, performing patient care audits, and investigating adverse occurrences in treatment.
• Screens for pain and encourages patient to follow up with a health care provider of their choice.
• Reads relevant professional literature, attends conferences, seminars, workshops, and in-service training as required to remain current on best treatment protocols and techniques.
• Is responsible for delivery of number of units of service budgeted in order to assure the fiscal viability of MHS.

Education/Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work or related field (Required)
• Master’s Degree Social Work, Counseling or related field or Ph.D./Psy.D in  (preferred)
• Experience with mental/behavioral health and /or SUD/dual diagnosis (preferred)

​Licensure/Certifications

• Valid Ohio licensure (LSW/LISW/LPC/LPCC/MFT/IMFT)
• NVCI (as required per department)
• CPR (BLS)/First Aid

MHS provides CPR/First Aid and NVCI (CPI Blue) for all new staff, along with on-going education and on-the-job training opportunities. 

All MHS candidates are required to have an Ohio BCI/FBI check (FBI check required if you have lived in Ohio for less than 5 years, or for working with children) and a 5-panel drug screen upon conditional offer of employment. Residential candidates must have a 2-step TB or evidence of a TB test done previously and in good standing. 

Mental Health Services (MHS) provides treatment and rehabilitation services to those in Clark and Madison Counties whose lives are disrupted by emotional struggles, substance abuse and dependency, behavioral difficulties, severe mental illness, and those who are on a journey of recovery.

MHS addresses a host of mental and behavioral healthcare needs, such as depression, anxiety, grief, anger management, phobias, post-traumatic stress, bi-polar, schizophrenia, drug and alcohol abuse, and addictive behaviors.

From individuals to families, and from youth to the elderly, we care to empower all people with the ability to lead productive, self-sufficient lives as valued and contributing members of our communities.