Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) - job 1 of 3

As a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) at our Baltimore location, your primary responsibilities will include conducting assessments, developing treatment plans, providing individual and group therapy, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals. You'll work with both adult and child/adolescent populations, ensuring that each patient's specific needs are met with tailored approaches. By creating a supportive environment, you’ll help facilitate healing and personal growth.

To apply for the Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) position in Baltimore, MD, you must be fully licensed and credentialed in Maryland. Acceptable licenses include LCPC, LCSW-C, or LCMFT. Additionally, prior experience working with adult, and/or child and adolescent populations is crucial, as it ensures you're prepared to meet our patients' diverse needs effectively.

The compensation package for our Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) role offers an annual income potential ranging from $66,000 to $105,600, depending on experience and client caseload. In addition to competitive salary options, we provide a comprehensive benefits package that includes health, vision, and dental insurance, life and disability benefits, a 401k plan with matching, and even a generous sign-on bonus!

Yes! At our Baltimore, MD location, we understand the importance of flexibility in today's world. Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPC) have the option to work remotely, in a hybrid model, or in-person, based on what best suits your lifestyle and patient needs. This flexibility ensures that you can maintain a strong work-life balance while delivering quality care.

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPC) at our Baltimore facility can expect full administrative support to help manage their caseloads efficiently. This support allows you to focus on patient care rather than administrative tasks. Additionally, our work environment is collegial and collaborative, ensuring you have the opportunity to engage with fellow professionals and foster a network of support.

When answering this question, be prepared to discuss specific therapeutic modalities you are trained in, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), or Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Highlight how these approaches have effectively supported your clients' healing and personal growth during your practice.

In your answer, emphasize your patience and communication skills. Explain strategies you use to build rapport with resistant clients, such as active listening, validation, and adapting your style to meet their needs. Providing a specific example where you overcame resistance can strengthen your response.

Be ready to share a specific case without disclosing identifying information. Focus on the challenges presented, your assessment process, the treatment strategies implemented, and the outcomes. This paints a picture of your clinical reasoning and your ability to navigate complex situations.

Discuss the importance of understanding and appreciating clients’ cultural backgrounds. Share specific strategies you use, such as continuous education, exploring personal biases, and incorporating culturally relevant techniques into your therapy.

In your answer, highlight the strategies you utilize to maintain balance, such as setting boundaries, engaging in self-care, and pursuing hobbies outside of work. You could also mention the importance of seeking supervision or peer support to manage the emotional demands of the profession.

Share your experience with EHR systems and how they enhance your practice, such as time tracking, case management, and documentation. Highlight your adaptation to new technologies and how you use them to streamline processes and improve patient care.

Explain your process for developing treatment plans, which may include thorough assessments, client collaboration to set achievable goals, and regular reviews to adjust the plans as needed. Emphasize the importance of individualized care in this process.

Discuss self-care practices you find helpful, such as mindfulness, supervision, peer support groups, or engaging in therapeutic hobbies. It’s essential to convey that you recognize the importance of managing your own mental health to provide the best care to your clients.

Mention different ways you keep your skills and knowledge current, such as attending workshops, reading relevant journals or articles, participating in peer consultations, and being part of professional organizations that promote ongoing education.

Prepare to share specific reasons why our organization resonates with your values and professional aspirations. Mention aspects such as our commitment to patient care, the supportive work environment, or the opportunity for flexibility, which may align with your career goals.