VOA Alaska

Clinician

• Provide clinical services to clients enrolled in identified Anchorage schools
• Manage a caseload of up to 20 adolescents
• Conduct integrated substance use and mental health assessments
• Develop and review treatment plans
• Provide case management and crisis intervention
• Conduct individual, group, and family therapy sessions
• Provide technical assistance and consultation to school staff on trauma-informed services, de-escalation, behavioral health needs, and referrals
• Provide mental health and wellness training to school faculty and families of ASD students
• Coordinate services with teachers, counselors, administrators, substance abuse counselors, outpatient providers, clinical leadership, and consulting professionals
• Contribute to mental health service development and group curriculum development
• Complete documentation in accordance with Medicaid, CARF, public health, behavioral health, and agency standards
• Work as a member of the outpatient clinical team to ensure effective treatment-plan services
• Maintain program integrity, client safety, and confidentiality
• Communicate with parents regarding treatment plans, prognosis, and progress
• Communicate with teachers and school officials regarding client needs
• Complete assigned duties within supervisor-established timelines
• Work primarily at school sites, with some telehealth services from a confidential home workspace

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