Individual Resiliency Trainer (IRT)

Delray Beach, FL
Full Time
Navigate Department
Experienced
Come grow with us! South County Mental Health Center, Inc. is a private, non-profit Joint Commission Accredited Behavioral Healthcare provider located in South East Palm Beach County, Florida. Situated in the nationally designated city of Delray Beach, the Center provides a broad spectrum of inpatient and outpatient care to clients and their families in surrounding communities.

PURPOSE
To assist clients to understand psychosis in order to help guide them recovery.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
  • Demonstrates ability to maintain a caseload of 25-30 clients
  • Completes biopsychosocial and other initial assessments to identify clients' needs and treatment goals       
  • Interprets assessment information to develop the individualized treatment plan        
  • Formulates mutually agreed-upon, measurable treatment/recovery goals to assist the client in the recovery process     
  • Assists clients in identifying strengths and challenges to achieve their goals  
  • Provides psychoeducation, teaches clients skills and strategies to build resilience in coping with psychosis while staying on track with their lives   
  • Monitors and evaluates treatment progress through ongoing assessments and screenings    
  • Identifies and addresses areas in the client’s functioning that need improvement via treatment planning       
  • Assesses and manages suicide risk   
  • Advanced written and verbal communication skills. Be capable of working with others as part of a team.
  • Intermediate to advanced counseling skills.
  • Familiar with the Baker Act and Marchman Act.
  • Demonstrate the ability to interpret and abide by confidentiality laws, abuse reporting guidelines. Client rights requirements and abide by a code of ethics and practice standards.
RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Provides weekly or biweekly individual sessions using NAVIGATE IRT (Individual Resiliency Training) modules.
  • Assist clients to identify strengths and challenges to achieve their goals.
  • Teach client strategies and skills in order to build their resiliency in coping with psychosis while staying on track with their lives.
  • Evaluate the progress the client is making and document
  • Participate in the collaborative treatment planning process.
  • Participate in weekly team meetings.
  • Receive monthly individual program supervision for one hour provided by the Director.
  • Complete all routine assessments and biopsychosocial
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
MINIMUM
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science or in a related field
  • 1-year experience with adult and/or adolescent mental health population.
PREFERRED
  • Master’s Degree in Social Science from an accredited college, university, or college.
  • 2 year’s experience with adult and/or adolescent mental health population. 
  • Master's student will be considered
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
  • Valid Driver's license and must be insurable
BENEFITS
At SCMHC we offer full-time employees a full benefit package.  Just to name a few of our great benefits, we have health, dental, and vision.  Also, because we know how important our own health is, we offer paid time off, and we will help do our part to set you up for future with a 401k+match.  Couple that with a competitive salary, working with our amazing caring team, you just cannot go wrong.  
 

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Because of the work we do in the community, a full background check is required for all staff.

We are a drug free employer.

South County Mental Health Center, Inc is an EOE.

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