Master’s Level Mental Health Therapist, Counselor or Social Worker

About the role

Chrysalis Health is a leading provider of behavioral healthcare with over 25 years of experience serving clients. Our mission is to ensure clients achieve optimal levels of wellbeing through compassionate, innovative, and effective behavioral and mental health services. As a clinician, you will provide individual and family therapy to a diverse population including children, adolescents, adults, and families. Most therapy sessions are conducted in‑person with some telehealth options available; services are delivered in the community and there is no requirement to go to an office for administrative tasks or supervision.

Responsibilities

• Assess and determine the comprehensive mental health needs of clients with an array of patient ages and diagnoses
• Conduct and document client screenings, psychosocial assessments, progress notes, and referral information
• Deliver services to clients in the community (no office requirement)
• Utilize evidence‑based practices to enhance clinical outcomes
• Identify resource requirements necessary to fulfill identified needs
• Collaborate with caregivers, physicians, school counselors, and other health care professionals to ensure optimal client care
• Advocate for patient access to community resources
• Communicate treatment plans and progress to patients, families, and other healthcare professionals
• Facilitate and offer individual and family therapy on psychosocial issues such as coping skills, stress reduction, and caregiver support
• Demonstrate professionalism to reassure patients of their care by a skilled and compassionate professional

Requirements

• Must reside within the State of Florida
• Eligible for Florida Professional Licensure (Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern, Registered Social Work Intern, or Registered Marriage and Family Intern)

Qualifications

• Master’s degree from an accredited university or college in Psychology, Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, or related field
• Candidates with degrees in Rehabilitation Counseling, Human Services, Forensic Psychology, Community Counseling, Psychology, Youth Counseling, Human Development, Behavioral Science, Art Therapy, or Psychiatric Rehabilitation may be considered if transcripts include at least four class codes covering areas such as Human Growth & Development, Diagnosis and Treatment of Psychology, Human Sexuality, Counseling Theories and Techniques, Group Theories and Practice, Dynamics of Marriage and Family Systems, Individual Evaluation and Assessment, Research and Program Evaluation, Personality Theories, Social and Cultural Foundations, Counseling in Community Settings, and Substance Use Disorders

Skills

• Organizational and time‑allocation abilities; flexibility to adjust hours to meet client scheduling needs
• Ability to provide services in client homes, schools, and other community settings
• Ability to utilize self