Clear Filter

Filter

Clear Filter

Filter

Filter by Category Filter by Location

Open Positions in Behavioral Health at Phoenix Children's

Mental Health Therapist I

Suicide Prevention Grants | Full-Time | Phoenix
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Suicide Prevention Grants
Type: Full-Time
Location: Phoenix

Mental Health Therapist I

Mental Health Therapy | Full-Time | Phoenix
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Mental Health Therapy
Type: Full-Time
Location: Phoenix

Mental Health Therapist I

Suicide Prevention Grants | Full-Time | Phoenix
Posting Note: “Phoenix Children’s has partnered with the Children’s Hospital Association and Zero Suicide Institute to launch the Suicide Prevention Program (SPP) aimed to universally screen for suicidal ideation for patients ages 12 and older who present to their medical appointments in the ambulatory setting. Research has shown that in the month before their death by suicide, half saw their general practitioner1. Through this new and innovative program, the SPP Mental Health Therapists will support patients and families through crisis prevention for the at risk population. The Mental Health Therapists will be conducting one time assessments, issuing safety plans, and providing means reduction education to patients and their families via Telemedicine. The ideal candidate has experience in an outpatient setting, crisis intervention planning, familiar with Arizona community resources for mental health therapy, utilization of C-SSRS, and/or DBT. The ideal candidate is looking to make a difference by providing compassionate care and understanding for vulnerable patients and families. The ideal candidate has good problem solving skills, is flexible, adaptable, and is a team player.” 1. EDC, Inc.(2015). “Can Suicide Be a Never Event?” zerosuicide@edc.org.
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Suicide Prevention Grants
Type: Full-Time
Location: Phoenix

Mental Health Therapist I - Cleft and Craniofacial Center

Mental Health Therapy | Full-Time | Phoenix
Posting Note: Phoenix Children’s Center for Cleft and Craniofacial Care was established more than 30 years ago as the Barrow Cleft and Craniofacial Center. The American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association has approved the Center for Cleft and Craniofacial Care as both a Cleft Palate Team and a Craniofacial Team. The location of this position is at 124 W Thomas Rd, Suite 320 Phoenix, AZ 85013. We help patients with facial differences navigate their care . Our craniofacial experts focus on team-centered care for patients with cleft and craniofacial disorders. From physical appearance to emotional coping, our team ensures that all patients get the care they need for every aspect of their condition. With our team approach to care, patients and families have access to craniofacial experts. We understand how to treat the complexities associated with craniofacial anomalies and are sensitive to the personal nature of these conditions. We provide comprehensive support for lifelong, positive results. Our Behavioral Health team consists of psychologists, mental health therapists and social workers Phoenix Children’s Standards of Professional Conduct and Competence are expected to be upheld.
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Mental Health Therapy
Type: Full-Time
Location: Phoenix

Mental Health Therapist I - Emergency Department

Mental Health Therapy | Full-Time | Glendale
Posting Note: This position will be out of our Emergency Department at our new Arrowhead location. We have multiple shifts and schedules available, and there is opportunity to have a flexible 4x10 schedule. Be part of our world-renowned care, and growing team at Phoenix Children's and apply today! **Must have Arizona LCP, LCSW, or LMFT to apply**
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Mental Health Therapy
Type: Full-Time
Location: Glendale

Mental Health Therapist I - Homeless Youth Outreach Program

Homeless Youth Outreach | Full-Time | Phoenix
This position provides consult coordination, clinical assessment, therapeutic interventions, care coordination and transition planning to patients and families as an independently licensed clinician. This position participates as an interdisciplinary team member providing interventions with the patient/family that include a range of care on an outpatient or inpatient basis. The position requires knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities and the ability to use that knowledge to assist patients and families in achieving therapeutic goals. This position requires knowledge of mandated reporter responsibilities; use of financial, community and other resource networks; ability to advocate with outside systems; and collaborate with medical staff. This position may provide individual, group, and/or family therapeutic interventions for an assigned caseload. In addition to therapeutic interventions with patients and families, the position must be able to provide appropriate clinical documentation and recommendations to insurance reviewers, referral sources and to other governmental agencies as requested. This position receives administrative supervision from division leadership, and clinical direction from the Manager, Mental Health Therapy, and Division Chief, Psychology.
Learn More Quick Apply!
Homeless Youth Outreach
Type: Full-Time
Location: Phoenix