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Family Support Therapist, Bilingual Spanish

TeamBuilders is a community-based behavioral health organization with a vision to provide unconditional care to adults, children and families. TeamBuilders’ commitment also translates to its employees and their families. TeamBuilders truly promotes work-life balance and creativity. TeamBuilders encourages employees to pursue their passions, participate in educational opportunities, and enjoy the work they do. TeamBuilders offers supervision and training opportunities to all its staff. TeamBuilders also sets high expectations for achieving excellence in service to the community. The pursuit of excellence is fundamental to employee success and growth within the organization.

The Family Services Therapist (FST) is accountable to the Clinical Director or designee; however, is expected to work effectively with all program managers, coordinators, and staff throughout the agency. This position requires meeting with children and families where they are including in-home, school- and community-based settings.

The FST must work in collaboration with all staff and treatment team members including families. The FST is responsible for working in partnership with families to conduct intake, psychosocial assessment, triage, safety planning, care coordination, community support, skills development, therapeutic activities, and plan of care development/monitoring in the Family Services Program.

Minimum Pre-Employment Requirements and Qualifications

Must be 21 years of age or older.
Holds current New Mexico License in good standing: PhD, PsyD, LCSW, LPCC, LMFT, LPAT, LMHC, or LMSW;
At least 2 years prior experience working with severely emotionally disturbed (SED) children and their family members;
Additional minimum staff education and experience required:
Bachelor’s degree in a human services related field plus 1 year of experience working with serious emotional disturbance (SED) children and families; or,
Associate degree in a human services related field plus 2 years of experience working with SED children and families; or,
High School Diploma or General Education Development plus 3 years of experience working with SED children and families; or,
Completed training for certification as a Certified Peer or Family Specialist approved by the State of New Mexico.
Receipt of a Certificate of Completion certifying 20 hours of CCSS training or Provisional Certificate of Completion certifying 18 hours of CCSS training, approved by the State of New Mexico.
Obtained a Criminal Records Clearance (local, state, and FBI) from the Children Youth & Families Department (CYFD).
Has current certifications in Adult, Child and Infant CPR and First Aid.
Has and continues to maintain a clean driving record and active auto insurance coverage.

Additional Skills / Requirements

Has demonstrated the ability to consistently establish and maintain positive, healthy relationships and boundaries while working effectively and cooperatively with clients, families, colleagues, staff, and community members.
Has a thorough knowledge and use of community resources.
Must be computer literate in order to effectively maintain compliance with state and federal standards and requirements for use of computerized client assessments, data systems, etc.
Bilingual/Bicultural in English and Spanish

$25 - $40 an hour

Rates are for W2 employees. Contract rates are available for independently licensed clinicians. Pay is dependent on years of licensed clinical practice as a clinical social worker or mental health counselor. Full-time employees are eligible for paid time off accrual, employer sponsored health benefits (medical, dental, and vision), and an array of additional benefits.

Clinical supervision and training is provided to all clinicians regardless of licensure status. Individual supervision and professional training opportunities are a key component of our staff development.

TeamBuilders is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace dedicated to pursuing and hiring a diverse workforce.

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What You Should Know About Family Support Therapist, Bilingual Spanish, TeamBuilders Behavioral Health

Are you a passionate Family Support Therapist looking to make a difference in the lives of children and families? Join TeamBuilders, a community-focused behavioral health organization based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where we believe in providing unconditional care to those we serve. Here, you’ll thrive in an environment that supports work-life balance and creativity, allowing you to pursue your passions while helping families navigate their challenges. As a Family Support Therapist, you'll work closely with children and families in various settings, cooperating with a dedicated team to conduct assessments, develop care plans, and provide essential therapeutic support. You'll play a pivotal role in the Community Services Program, engaging in everything from safety planning to skills development. TeamBuilders offers a strong foundation for your career growth through ongoing supervision and professional training opportunities, all while upholding high standards of service excellence. Your voice and ideas matter, and we encourage an open dialogue throughout our organization to foster innovation in care. We’re looking for someone who is bilingual in Spanish and English and has a proven track record of building healthy relationships with clients and families. If you are excited about making a positive impact and supporting your community, consider applying for the Family Support Therapist position today and become part of our mission to enrich lives!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Family Support Therapist, Bilingual Spanish Role at TeamBuilders Behavioral Health

What responsibilities does a Family Support Therapist at TeamBuilders have?

As a Family Support Therapist at TeamBuilders, you'll be responsible for partnering with families to conduct intakes and psychosocial assessments, safety planning, and care coordination. Your role will involve engaging with children and families in their homes, schools, and community settings and providing therapeutic activities designed to promote healing and development. Collaboration with team members and families is crucial, ensuring that you create and monitor individualized plans of care.