Therapist
Description:Center Youth Voice Ignite Change- Promote Justice
Oasis Center was founded in 1969, a group of young lawyers came together to establish the Rap House, a simple community center for runaway teens and youth struggling with addictions. Fifty years later, the Rap House has evolved into Oasis Center, where nearly 4,000 youth and families turn for help and direct support every year. Oasis Center provides a wide range of opportunities that reflect the diverse needs of youth and their families, from crisis intervention to youth leadership and community engagement to college and career access. Our 20
programs and services are based on the foundation of four areas for youth success: Safety, Belonging, Empowerment, and Generosity.
Right now, our agency is growing so if you have talent and skills, compassion and a mindset for justice, and you want to make a career in making a difference, please consider joining our incredible Oasis Center team.
Vision: to live in a world where all young people are safe, valued, connected to caring adults, and prepared for productive and fulfilling lives. We believe that progress is made toward this goal when we develop and encourage perspectives based on hope, a vision of what is possible, and the courage to act. We cultivate this change through caring relationships, meaningful action, and thoughtful reflection.
Position: Therapist
Summary: To provide overall clinical and counseling support for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. This position provides individual, group and family counseling, supports crisis assessment and intervention efforts, and serves as an active member of the Crisis to Housing team.
Salary Range: $42,000- 47,000 Based on education, licensure, and experience
Essential Functions:
Provide crisis intervention counseling services through the crisis phone line, crisis walk-in service.
Provide intake and assessment services to youth and families referred to the Shelter and Community-based Counseling program.
Facilitate the referral process for potential clients.
Provide primary counseling and case management for youth and families assigned.
Attend weekly staffing/meetings and regular supervision.
Document client interaction in a consistent and ethical manner.
Participate with supervisor and appropriate specialists or consultants on specific case related problems.
Transport clients as needed.
Conduct groups with families and teens through Multiple Family Group, Peace Circles, afternoon group and other groups as needed.
Related tasks as assigned.
Provide individual, family, and group counseling services for youth and families who are experiencing a housing crisis.
Utilize creative approaches to provide therapeutic supports for youth beyond talk therapy or other traditional methods.
Assist in a comprehensive assessment of youth's needs to ensure youth are matched with appropriate interventions
Operate from a family systems approach to support young people in family strengthening efforts, as appropriate.
Engage in a case conferencing approach with youth, case managers, and other parties as relevant to understand youth's needs, strengths, and goals and to create a plan for services.
Provide liaison, advocacy and referral services with appropriate mental health centers, courts, physicians, school systems, Department of Children's Services and others as needed.
Provide crisis response support in helping youth mediate conflict with families, friends, peers, and roommates.
Conduct therapeutic support groups with teens and families and other groups as needed
Participate in clinical on-call rotation
Provide clinical support to agency youth as needed.
Requirements:Requirements:
Strong capacity to form meaningful, caring, and affirming relationships with all young people, including LGBTQ
youth.
Knowledge and ability to apply behavior management techniques, basic counseling principals, crisis intervention theory, group work theory, and systems theory.
Knowledge and ability to access community resources.
Knowledge of an ability to apply Positive Youth Development, Trauma-Informed Care, and evidence-informed practices based in an understanding of adolescent and family development.
Clear understanding of racial inequities and other forms of discrimination and willingness to operate from an anti-oppression model.
Understanding of and ability to deliver services through a low barrier approach.
Spanish-speaking a plus, but not required.
Educational Requirements: Master's degree in counseling, psychology, or other related field, plus one year of relevant experience
Oasis Center is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and is operated in accordance with a policy which does not permit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age, handicap, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
Compensation details: 42000-47000 Yearly Salary
PI9abcf4ba1ff6-25401-34255883Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Oasis Center was founded in 1969, a group of young lawyers came together to establish the Rap House, a simple community center for runaway teens and youth struggling with addictions. Fifty years later, the Rap House has evolved into Oasis Center, where nearly 4,000 youth and families turn for help and direct support every year. Oasis Center provides a wide range of opportunities that reflect the diverse needs of youth and their families, from crisis intervention to youth leadership and community engagement to college and career access. Our 20
programs and services are based on the foundation of four areas for youth success: Safety, Belonging, Empowerment, and Generosity.
Right now, our agency is growing so if you have talent and skills, compassion and a mindset for justice, and you want to make a career in making a difference, please consider joining our incredible Oasis Center team.
Vision: to live in a world where all young people are safe, valued, connected to caring adults, and prepared for productive and fulfilling lives. We believe that progress is made toward this goal when we develop and encourage perspectives based on hope, a vision of what is possible, and the courage to act. We cultivate this change through caring relationships, meaningful action, and thoughtful reflection.
Position: Therapist
Summary: To provide overall clinical and counseling support for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. This position provides individual, group and family counseling, supports crisis assessment and intervention efforts, and serves as an active member of the Crisis to Housing team.
Salary Range: $42,000- 47,000 Based on education, licensure, and experience
Essential Functions:
Provide crisis intervention counseling services through the crisis phone line, crisis walk-in service.
Provide intake and assessment services to youth and families referred to the Shelter and Community-based Counseling program.
Facilitate the referral process for potential clients.
Provide primary counseling and case management for youth and families assigned.
Attend weekly staffing/meetings and regular supervision.
Document client interaction in a consistent and ethical manner.
Participate with supervisor and appropriate specialists or consultants on specific case related problems.
Transport clients as needed.
Conduct groups with families and teens through Multiple Family Group, Peace Circles, afternoon group and other groups as needed.
Related tasks as assigned.
Provide individual, family, and group counseling services for youth and families who are experiencing a housing crisis.
Utilize creative approaches to provide therapeutic supports for youth beyond talk therapy or other traditional methods.
Assist in a comprehensive assessment of youth's needs to ensure youth are matched with appropriate interventions
Operate from a family systems approach to support young people in family strengthening efforts, as appropriate.
Engage in a case conferencing approach with youth, case managers, and other parties as relevant to understand youth's needs, strengths, and goals and to create a plan for services.
Provide liaison, advocacy and referral services with appropriate mental health centers, courts, physicians, school systems, Department of Children's Services and others as needed.
Provide crisis response support in helping youth mediate conflict with families, friends, peers, and roommates.
Conduct therapeutic support groups with teens and families and other groups as needed
Participate in clinical on-call rotation
Provide clinical support to agency youth as needed.
Requirements:Requirements:
Strong capacity to form meaningful, caring, and affirming relationships with all young people, including LGBTQ
youth.
Knowledge and ability to apply behavior management techniques, basic counseling principals, crisis intervention theory, group work theory, and systems theory.
Knowledge and ability to access community resources.
Knowledge of an ability to apply Positive Youth Development, Trauma-Informed Care, and evidence-informed practices based in an understanding of adolescent and family development.
Clear understanding of racial inequities and other forms of discrimination and willingness to operate from an anti-oppression model.
Understanding of and ability to deliver services through a low barrier approach.
Spanish-speaking a plus, but not required.
Educational Requirements: Master's degree in counseling, psychology, or other related field, plus one year of relevant experience
Oasis Center is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and is operated in accordance with a policy which does not permit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age, handicap, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
Compensation details: 42000-47000 Yearly Salary
PI9abcf4ba1ff6-25401-34255883Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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