• Provide clinical assessment and counseling services to individuals, couples, and families using a variety of theoretical frameworks.• Maintain credentialing information to stay current on insurance panels.

• Support trauma patients and their families as a clinical member of the trauma team from within and outside of the emergency department.• Psychosocial assessments of potential recipients of a liver donation• Multi-systemic work to ensure patients have adequate supports in place upon discharge.• Crisis intervention and de-escalation services.

• Provide clinical assessment and counseling services to individuals, couples, and families using a family systems theoretical framework.• Facilitate support groups for adoptive parents and children/ youth.• Provide technical assistance, psycho-education, and training, regarding issues that impact adopted children and their families, through workshops in the community.• Provide advocacy services with schools, medical providers, and social service organizations.• Continuous Quality Improvement Committee member

Provide individual, family, or group treatment, or other appropriate counseling services related to the needs of the child and family in various settings.Make clinical recommendations regarding permanency for each foster child.

Provide intensive, multi-systemic therapy to a small caseload of families in their home.Provide intensive intervention approaches to child and family in various settings in an effort to promote responsible behavior and decrease irresponsible behavior among family members.Work with families to identify other resources available to them for support and assistance.Train child, parents and significant others to respond more effectively to problem behaviors and situations, increase family's effective use of community resources and ability to advocate on its own behalf.Establish strong working relationships with schools and, as appropriate, work with children, parents and school personnel to improve child's school behavior and school performance.With family, develop an aftercare plan for when the program is no longer in place; implement a phase down plan and timetable.Ensure on-going insurance authorization for cases in a timely fashion by interfacing with managed care companies as needed.

Provide therapeutic intervention services to children and adolescents, in non-traditional settings, using modalities such as individual and family therapy. Provide in-home support to therapeutic foster care families in an effort to preserve placements.Diagnose and develop treatment plans.Conduct seminars regarding sexual abuse to prospective therapeutic foster care parents following the PRIDE curriculum.Collaborate closely with DCF and other service providers in the community.Attend PPT meetings in the public schools.Supervise court-ordered visits between foster child and his/her biological parent(s).Make clinical recommendations regarding permanency for each foster child.Supervise an undergraduate level intern.