
Mental Health Provider Information
Mental Health Provider
Primary Responsibilities
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Perform intake interviews with thorough information gathering about symptoms, history, and goals.
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Diagnosis clients accurately.
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Develop individualized treatment plans based on evidence-based research.
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Ability to treat clients with a variety of mental health concerns and issues.
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Provide short-term and long-term therapy.
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Complete notes and records timely and efficiently.
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Use EMR software for maintaining client’s record.
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Consult with other medical providers and seek supervision for case consultation.
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Provide occasional documentation for clients as needed.
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Comply with HIPAA and privacy laws and standards.
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Respond to clients through email and phone in a timely manner.
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Communicate with team members and collaborate as needed.
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Attend and participate in team meetings.
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Communicate and follow up with patients responsibly and professionally.
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Thorough documentation and notes regarding client care, follow ups, and treatment modalities.
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Communicate with other team members professionally and be reliable with attendance and time management.
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Appropriate boundaries with clients and team members. Timely communication via email and phone as needed.
Compensation & Benefits
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Pay is based on skill level, degree type, experience, qualifications, and insurance credentialing (approx. $45 to $80 per session)
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Liability insurance paid in full and yearly contribution to continuing education
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Provide treatment in coordination with a multi-disciplinary team dedicated to a modern approach to wellness
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Reception staff to assist with scheduling and administrative needs
Required Qualifications
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Valid license to practice with no sanctions or conditions
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Current Washington state license to practice in your field
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Master's degree or Doctorate degree
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Successfully pass a background check
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Willing and able to be credentialed with various insurance panels
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COVID vaccination required if seeing any clients in person