Description

At Western Montana Clinic, we are continuing our 100-year tradition of providing excellent health care to the community. We are a group of local, independent providers practicing in multiple specialties. Our mission remains the same - to provide our patients with the same high quality health care that we expect for our families.

We are seeking a full time Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor LCPC to join our new Pediatric Behavioral Health Program

The Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor LCPC will: 

• Provide consultative support to primary care providers and clinical staff to build a fully integrated approach to behavioral health
• Assist the primary care providers in implementation of standard mental health and behavioral health screening processes
• Complete real-time interventions with families/kids when critical health impact moments arise
• Perform initial consultations and schedule follow-up care as indicated
• Deliver effective, evidence-based interventions to help children and families achieve targeted behavioral health goals
• Maintain up to date documentation in EPIC, the electronic health record
• Actively participate in weekly core team meetings, quarterly full team meetings, monthly coaching calls and professional development that supports the practices' ongoing development of the integrated behavioral health model
• Help evolve the practices' integration efforts, by identifying barriers/challenges/problems and making recommendations for improvement
• Work with our billing/coding team to ensure optimization of reimbursement for services with the goal of long-term sustainability
• Play an essential role in fulfilling our mission 

Benefits offered:

• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid vacation
• Paid holidays
• Sick pay
• Retirement plans - 401(k)
• Pension program
• Voluntary benefits - Dental insurance, Vision insurance, Disability insurance
• Employee assistance program

Minimum Requirements of the LCPC:

• Master's degree in a mental health field from an accredited graduate program and a license for independent practice in Montana (LCPS/LCSW) is required
• Experience working with children, adolescents, and families is required
• Experience with behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, motivational interviewing and brief, solution-focused interventions is preferred/highly desirable
• Candidates should have a proven record of collaborative service delivery, outstanding written and verbal communication skills, and the flexibility and adaptability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic, busy medical practice

The successful Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor LCPC candidate will be subject to a background check.

An Equal Opportunity Employer