FHEHealth (“FHE”) is a dually accredited (CARF and JOINT) licensed behavioral healthcare institution that delivers quality, medically integrated personalized treatment for First Responders suffering from Behavioral Health Disorders. We specialize in addictive disorders, and other behavioral health diagnoses such as mood disorders, depression, anxiety, and traumatic disorders. We employ a team of highly qualified, compassionate individuals who share in the desire to serve this vulnerable population. We provide innovative treatment by treating not just the mind and the behaviors, but by treating the BRAIN itself through our cutting-edge neuro-rehabilitative services.

FHE Health boasts a “Best in Class” state-of-the-art inpatient treatment facilities, outpatient and sober living campus’ that promotes a strong sense of community while also providing patients with ongoing access to our multi-disciplinary team and services. We have been voted as “Top Work Places” eight years in a row.

Benefits of the Clinical Therapist - Compass and Empower Program

As a full time, Clinical Therapist - Compass and Empower Program you will be offered the following benefit options:

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Supplemental Life
• Disability
• 401k
• Personal PTO
• Vacation Time
• Employee Assistance Program

Requirements of the Clinical Therapist - Compass and Empower Program

The Clinical Therapist - Compass and Empower Program is responsible for performing patient care activities as directed by the Director of Clinical Services

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited college or university in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or health related field
• Master’s Degree preferred in lieu of license
• Active Florida License in field of study preferred
• Current CPR Certification or must be obtained
• Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) Training or must be obtained
• Previous work in substance abuse or mental health treatment as primary therapist

Essential Job Function of the Clinical Therapist - Compass and Empower Program

• Screens for psychoactive substance toxicity, intoxication, and withdrawal symptoms.
• Analyzes and interprets data to determine treatment recommendations and priorities.
• Formulates mutually agreed-upon, measurable treatment goals and objections.
• Demonstrates adherence to accepted ethical and behavioral standards of conduct.
• Conducts individual, family and group sessions.
• Documents individual, family, referent, and group notes per policy
• Provide family education and counseling as indicated and documents accordingly.
• Exhibits cheerfulness, positive and friendliness to co-workers, patients, and visitors