Mental Health Therapist

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AffectMental Health

If you are not currently licensed in Oregon, we encourage you to visit www.affect.com to view our active openings by state.Part-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Active and verifiable license from Oregon: LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or LPC Associate
Licensure in state of residence if not Oregon
Experience providing psychotherapy in outpatient, private practice, or telehealth settings
Strong communication and clinical skills with a person-centered, trauma-informed approach
Comfort with EMRs, Google Suite or Microsoft Office, and telehealth tools
Ability to work independently in a remote setting
Have a private, HIPAA-compliant workspace and reliable internet

Responsibilities

Conduct diagnostic assessments and collaboratively develop evidence-based treatment plans
Provide individual psychotherapy sessions via secure telehealth platforms
Support Members with a wide range of mental health needs, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges
Maintain clear and timely clinical documentation in our electronic medical record (EMR) system
Coordinate care as needed and contribute to a supportive, multidisciplinary environment
Participate in clinical team meetings and optional case consultations
Adhere to HIPAA and all applicable state licensure regulations

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