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Greater Richmond SCAN is an Equal Opportunity Employer. SCAN does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or ability.

GRSCAN’s Core Values: In our work with individuals, families, communities, and systems, as well as with SCAN staff, we commit to: A Whole Person Approach, A Trauma-informed Lens, A Strengths-based Perspective, Social Justice & Equity, Partnerships, and Growth & Innovation.

Part-Time Child and Family Clinician

General Description

The Child and Family Clinician is responsible for providing trauma-informed therapy services to children affected by parental incarceration. Services include clinical assessment, treatment planning, and delivery of psychotherapy sessions. Sessions may include individual child therapy, caregiver consultations, and caregiver–child/family sessions during and following periods of parental incarceration and separation.
The clinician will coordinate care with community partners, and provide case management to ensure families receive comprehensive, holistic support. This role also contributes to program development by offering research-informed and community-informed recommendations to strengthen services for families impacted by parental incarceration. This is a 20-hour per week grant-funded position.

Qualifications

Master’s degree in social work, counseling, psychology or other related field required. Residents in Counseling or Supervisees in Social Work with appropriate experience will be considered. LCSW or LPC is preferred. Experience in providing clinical services to children and families required. Understanding of trauma-informed care, multiculturalism, family systems and knowledge of community resources are preferred.

Major Responsibilities (20 Hours per Week)

•Conduct intake sessions with children, and caregivers utilizing trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate assessment tools to identify symptoms, coping strategies, attachment dynamics, protective factors, and preliminary DSM-5 diagnoses as appropriate.
•Develop individualized treatment plans based on assessment findings, highlighting strengths, challenges, and treatment goals.
•Provide outpatient psychotherapy to children and caregivers using evidence-informed approaches to attain stated treatment goals and objectives.
•Provide case management services including: maintaining clinical records, coordinating care with other professionals, and referring families to community resources when needed.
•Participate in ongoing research, training, and implementation of best practices for working with children and families affected by parental incarceration.
• Assist in developing additional interventions, resources, and tools aligned with identified
needs of families impacted by parental incarceration.

Salary & Benefits

• $35 per hour
• 403b & 403b matching, YMCA corporate membership

To Apply

Resumes and cover letters should be emailed or faxed to Lucy Rimington at
lrimington@grscan.com or 804-257-7109 by Friday, Oct. 9.