Crisis Stabilization Specialist – LE/Crisis Clinician

Highlands Harbor is a new crisis stabilization program that provides an alternative to hospitalization.  Highlands Harbor offers an overnight, non-hospital setting that focuses on individualized care for those experiencing psychiatric/substance use crisis including detox.  This brand-new program has the capacity of a 12-bed unit in a newly renovated building.

This vital and rewarding position promotes an alternative to psychiatric inpatient treatment for individuals with a mental illness. Provide individual, family and group psychotherapy, crisis interventions assessments, and substance use treatment through this opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

Position Specifics
Location:  Crisis Services Office - Abingdon, VA
Status:  Full-time, Exempt, Sundsay - Wednesday or Wednesday - Saturday (8:30am – 6:30pm)
Compensation:  $51,500 (Licensed Eligible)/$55,000 (Licensed) – Commensurate with education/experience. $5,000.00 Sign-On Bonus!  
Education: Master’s Degree eligible to seek Supervision for Licensure in the State of Virginia to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), or Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT).
Experience:  One-year clinical experience required.  Two years of post-licensure experience preferred.

Benefits
•    Individual and Family Health, Dental, and Vision Coverage
•    4% employer contribution w/up to 3% additional employee match
•    Offering supervision for licensure, trainings, and professional growth
•    Paid Time Off Program
•    Observed holidays
•    Work schedule flexibility
•    Employee Referral Program
•    Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and other Voluntary Benefits

Interested in becoming part of the HCS family—where you can truly make a difference?  Then apply today and come grow with us!

Apply at www.highlandscsb.org and submit a formal resume with the application.

A Drug Free Workplace/Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer
Department: Crisis Services/ID: 02192510296