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POLICE, SCHOOL, COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, HEALTH

PARTNERSHIP

The School-Based Behavioral Health Clinician provides trauma-informed, evidence-based behavioral health services to students and families within Jefferson County Schools while supporting The Martinsburg Initiative’s (TMI) School-Based Behavioral Health Initiative.

Responsibilities include assessment, diagnosis, treatment, family engagement, crisis intervention, care coordination, and collaboration with schools, healthcare providers, and community agencies to promote student wellness, family stability, and academic success.

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Details

200-Day School Year (Grant Funded)

Jefferson County Schools

TMI Assistant Director

Based on the TMI pay scale, education, experience, and licensure.

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, or a related behavioral health field.

Active West Virginia behavioral health license required (LGSW, LICSW, LPC, ALPS, LMFT, or equivalent). Clinical licensure preferred.

  • Preferred two years of experience providing behavioral health assessment and therapy to children, adolescents, and families.
  • Experience in school-based behavioral health, trauma-informed care, collaborative care, crisis intervention, family systems, and evidence-based treatment preferred.
  • Experience with Medicaid documentation, behavioral health screening tools, quality improvement, and grant-funded programs is desirable.
  • Strong assessment, diagnostic, treatment planning, and crisis intervention skills.
  • Knowledge of child development, behavioral health disorders, trauma, suicide risk assessment, and evidence-based practices.
  • Excellent communication, organization, documentation, and collaboration skills.
  • Proficiency with electronic health records and behavioral health documentation systems.
  • Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, travel between schools, and maintain ethical, culturally responsive, trauma-informed care.
  • Conduct behavioral health assessments, establish diagnoses within licensure, and develop treatment, service, and discharge plans.

  • Provide individual, family, parent-child, psychoeducational, and group therapy using evidence-based practices (CBT, TF-CBT, MI, SFBT, SBIRT, Parent Management Training, etc.).

  • Maintain a clinical caseload of approximately 30 students based on treatment intensity and clinical need.

  • Deliver services in school, office, and telehealth settings.

  • Maintain timely, accurate documentation in compliance with Medicaid, HIPAA, ethical, agency, and grant requirements.
  • Coordinate care with families, schools, healthcare providers, CPS, courts, and community agencies.

  • Participate in multidisciplinary meetings, including SAT, MDT, IEP, Section 504, treatment teams, and crisis response.

  • Collaborate with the assigned TMI School Support Specialist and school personnel to promote student success and continuity of care.
  • Utilize standardized screening tools (PHQ-A, GAD-7, Vanderbilt, C-SSRS, ACEs-Q, SDQ, CYRM, and others as appropriate).

  • Monitor treatment progress using measurement-based care and participate in outcome tracking, quality improvement, and grant reporting.
  • Provide family counseling, parent education, caregiver coaching, and parent management training.

  • Strengthen family engagement, caregiver capacity, and coordination with healthcare and community resources.
  • Support implementation of TMI’s School-Based Behavioral Health Initiative and Collaborative Care Model.

  • Assist with workflow development, referral coordination, behavioral health programming, psychoeducational materials, support groups, and community education.

  • Participate in agency-approved training and program development initiatives.
  • Maintain all required licenses, certifications, and continuing education.

  • Attend supervision, staff meetings, and professional development.

  • Follow Jefferson County Schools and TMI crisis response procedures, including suicide risk assessment, safety planning, and caregiver notification.

  • Meet productivity expectations, travel between schools as needed, and perform other duties as assigned.

Be a part of something bigger.

Help us provide trauma-informed, evidence-based behavioral health services to students and families within Jefferson County Schools while supporting The Martinsburg Initiative’s (TMI) School-Based Behavioral Health Initiative.

Please send us a cover letter and your resume to inquire. 

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