Licensed Therapist (LCSW, LICSW, LMHC, LMFT)- Child or Adult - job 1 of 5

As a Licensed Therapist at Medfield, you will be responsible for providing therapeutic interventions and support to clients, whether they are children or adults. Your duties will include conducting assessments, developing personalized treatment plans, providing individual or group therapy, maintaining client records, and collaborating with other professionals as needed. You will be expected to create a safe and supportive environment for your clients while actively working towards their mental health and wellness goals.

To qualify for the Licensed Therapist position at Medfield, candidates must hold a valid license as an LCSW, LICSW, LMHC, or LMFT in the state of Massachusetts. In addition, experience in providing direct therapy services is essential. Strong communication skills and the ability to work independently in a hybrid work environment are also required. Lastly, a commitment to ongoing personal and professional development through continuing education credits is highly valued.

Working as a Licensed Therapist at Medfield comes with a plethora of benefits. You'll enjoy a flexible hybrid schedule, ensuring you have autonomy over your work hours. Our compensation package is above average, and we also provide free Continuing Education credits. Other perks include a robust benefits package covering medical, vision, and disability, a 401(k) match plan, and 100% employer-paid malpractice insurance. Additionally, the supportive team atmosphere and access to professional resources make Medfield an exceptional workplace.

Yes, telehealth is a key component of the Licensed Therapist position at Medfield. We offer our therapists the flexibility to provide services remotely from a home office, which allows you to better accommodate your clients' needs. This hybrid model not only promotes work-life balance but also ensures therapists can reach clients who may have difficulty attending in-person sessions.

At Medfield, we are committed to the professional growth of our Licensed Therapists. You will have opportunities for ongoing education through free Continuing Education credits and participation in weekly case consultations. For those seeking it, supervision for LCSW/LICSW is available, allowing you to further your credentials and expand your expertise in the field. Our supportive environment encourages collaboration and sharing best practices among peers.

A solid response to this question would involve discussing your collaborative approach, emphasizing the importance of understanding each client's unique needs through thorough assessments, and tailoring the treatment plan to include specific goals and therapeutic modalities aligned with those needs.

An effective answer would showcase your problem-solving skills and emotional intelligence. Utilize the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) method to illustrate how you maintained professionalism, assessed the situation, and implemented strategies to address the challenges effectively while ensuring client safety and support.

Here, it's beneficial to highlight your training and experience with specific modalities, whether that be Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), or Play Therapy. Discuss how these techniques inform your practice and their relevance based on the particular client needs.

An ideal answer would stress a holistic view of success, focusing not only on behavioral changes but also on emotional growth and client feedback. Discuss your methods for tracking progress, such as using validated assessment tools, self-reporting metrics, and regular check-ins with clients to adjust treatment accordingly.

Share your personal experiences or motivations that drive your passion for mental health. A heartfelt answer can demonstrate your dedication to helping others and how that influences your approach to therapy, highlighting your resilience and commitment to the field.

Addressing this question involves articulating your understanding of professional boundaries, the importance of maintaining a therapeutic relationship, and strategies you employ to build trust without crossing boundaries, such as active listening and clear communication about the therapeutic process.

Utilize the STAR method again to narrate a situation where collaboration was critical to the client's care. Discuss how you communicated with other professionals and the positive outcomes that resulted from that teamwork.

This question allows you to succinctly demonstrate self-care while emphasizing the significance of managing one's own mental health. Examples might include engaging in regular supervision, using personal therapy, setting clear work-life boundaries, and employing mindfulness techniques.

Express your commitment to continuous education. Mention subscriptions to relevant journals, attending conferences, completing continuing education courses, and being involved in peer consultation groups, indicating that you value remaining informed of the latest techniques and research.

This is a chance to show that you’ve done your research. Discuss aspects of Medfield's approach, community involvement, or support for mental health professionals that resonate with you. Articulating a genuine interest and alignment with their values will reinforce your enthusiasm for the role.