In-Person Fully-Licensed Therapist (LCSW, LMFT, LPC)

Arlington, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX
Full Time
Experienced

About EmpathyHQ:

EmpathyHQ is a 501(c)(3) public Nonprofit Corporation in the State of Texas that specializes in outpatient mental health counseling; EmpathyHQ is the rebranding from our previous name, Alliance Child & Family Solutions. The desire to rebrand is to be more inclusive of the individuals, couples, families, and communities we serve across all of Texas. Though our name and logo have changed, our Mission and Vision are clearer than ever.

  • Our Mission: To provide life-changing mental health services to Texans with a focus on vulnerable populations
  • Our Vision: A resilient community with access to resources to live a healthy and authentic life

EmpathyHQ, navigating your path to living a healthy and authentic life. We strive to do this by providing services to all ages with various therapists, techniques, and skills at multiple locations. We provide in-person services in the Greater Dallas-Fort Worth area and serve all of Texas with our robust telehealth care.  The ideal candidate for this position has a heart for working with underserved communities, providing these critical services to children and families from diverse backgrounds impacted by trauma.

About the Program:

EmpathyHQ has launched a program titled "Alliance Afterschool" which provides individual and group therapy FREE OF CHARGE to children between 0 - 17 years old or still enrolled in high school. This program is grant-funded through December 2024, specifically for children residing in Tarrant County.  EmpathyHQ will seek to credential the fully licensed Therapist on various panels for Commercial Insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare to serve a diverse population of Clients.  While credentialing is in process, the Therapist will have a FULL CASELOAD of grant-funded Clients who need therapy services.

About the Position:

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS PROGRAM: Due to the sensitive nature of the program and the youth being served, there would be a 1 Year commitment of employment with EmpathyHQ with a restriction to not seek outside employment providing direct outpatient therapy services.  However, there is significant flexibility in the hours scheduled; this is negotiable.

The Therapist would have the following requirements and job duties if hired to serve youth in this program:

  • Provide weekly individual therapy services, which may include:
    • Completing a comprehensive psychosocial assessment,
    • Assessing the mental and behavioral health status of referred Clients and ensuring that clinical assessments are up to date based on best practice, grant requirements, and agency policies,
    • Identifying patients with urgent mental health conditions (e.g., suicidal, homicidal, psychotic, etc.) and making appropriate referrals to higher levels of care (Emergency, Inpatient, PHP/IOP) as needed,
    • Formulating differential diagnoses of mild to moderate mental health conditions or substance abuse,
    • Using evidenced-based practices and professional counseling standards to provide ongoing psychotherapy / behavioral health counseling with measurable outcomes and goals,
    • Completing discharge planning/discussion from the start of services while monitoring the overall number of sessions (as only 12 individual sessions are covered through grant funding).
  • (negotiable) Provide group therapy services (with the support of at least one (1) additional group leader present) on a weekly basis which may include:
    • Coordinating and collaborating with other community agencies, staff members, interns, or volunteers within EmpathyHQ and outside collaborative agencies who may be assisting with the implementation of the group,
    • Ensuring consent forms and assessments are completed in full to participate,
    • Communicating with parents through oral or written means regarding the topics completed in groups as a method of increasing participation,
    • Identifying clients who are not appropriate for the group OR who are experiencing urgent mental health conditions (e.g., suicidal, homicidal, psychotic, etc.) and need appropriate referrals to higher levels of care (Emergency, Inpatient, PHP/IOP),
    • Using evidenced-based practices and professional counseling standards to provide ongoing psychotherapy / behavioral health counseling with measurable outcomes and goals,
    • Completing discharge planning/discussion from the start of services while monitoring the overall number of sessions (as only 12 group sessions are covered through grant funding).
  • Complete documentation of all therapeutic services per the requirements of EmpathyHQ and document outcomes for grant funding,
  • Complete outreach to local schools, agencies, community leaders, and other stakeholders about the program and to increase participation,
  • Participate in weekly Therapy Department meetings and quarterly Agency Meetings.
  • Must be willing to complete sessions in person at various sites in Tarrant County (generally only one site per day, though there may be a different site each day of the week).
  • NO Evenings or weekends are required for this position, though some afternoon flexibility IS preferred to meet caseload requirements.

Benefits: 

As a W2 employee of EmpathyHQ, the following benefits are available:

  • Public Service Loan Forgiveness Employment Certification (see https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/public-service)
  • Paid Time Off (PTO) with increased rates of PTO for each year of service at the second anniversary and each year afterward for up to 10 years of tenure
  • Holiday Pay
  • Weekly Therapy Copay Reimbursement (up to $30/week) to see the Therapist of your choice
  • Employee-Funded Benefits through Colonial Life
  • Professional License Reimbursement based on months of employment
  • Continuing Education Credits (ALL of the hours needed for licensure renewal are available within the agency)

Equal Opportunity Provider:

It is the policy of EmpathyHQ to ensure equal employment, internship, and volunteer opportunities without discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, citizenship, national origin, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.  EmpathyHQ prohibits any such discrimination or harassment.  As a mental health agency with multiple clinical license types, EmpathyHQ is unable to provide employment or internship opportunities to individuals who have been seen as a Client or are the immediate family/household member of someone seen as a Client by our agency or one of our current clinicians (even if at a different agency).

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