What are the responsibilities and job description for the CareNet Associate Behavioral Health Counselor position at Advocate Aurora Health?
Locations: Winston-Salem, NC | Fayetteville, NC | Greenville, NC | Marion, NC
Begin Your Counseling Career with Purpose
CareNet Counseling is accepting applications for Counseling Residents to join our team across multiple North Carolina locations.
As a CareNet Resident, you will provide supervised clinical counseling services while participating in a robust residency program designed to prepare you for independent licensure and long‑term professional success in a mission‑driven counseling environment.
Essential Functions
Provide high‑quality clinical services including pastoral counseling, psychotherapy, consultation, and psychoeducation under supervision
Conduct comprehensive client intakes, collect full client data, and establish clear, written therapeutic agreements
Assist clients in identifying goals and working toward desired therapeutic outcomes
Participate fully in the CareNet Residency in Psychotherapy and Spirituality, including required training sessions and learning activities
Attend scheduled resident group meetings and weekly individual supervision sessions
Complete required reading, writing assignments, and documentation of supervisory hours
Maintain ethical standards in accordance with professional and licensing guidelines
Collaborate effectively with clinical, administrative, and support staff to promote high‑quality care
Contribute to departmental effectiveness, quality improvement efforts, and daily operations
Serve on department committees or work groups as assigned
At the discretion of the Regional Manager, assist with administrative, marketing, or community outreach activities (up to one day per week)
Build cooperative working relationships with community professionals and referral sources
Engage in ongoing professional development and skill building to support licensure and clinical growth
Education, Experience, Licensure, and Certification Requirements
Master’s or Doctorate degree in a counseling‑related discipline required
Completion of an accredited counseling program, including internships in mental health settings
Experience in ministry or human services preferred
Active associate behavioral health license in North Carolina, such as:
LCMHC-A
LMFT‑A
LCSW‑A
LCAS‑A
Skills & Qualifications
Demonstrated potential to provide effective clinical care under supervision
Openness to supervision, feedback, and structured training
Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
Ability to maintain personal, emotional, physical, and spiritual well‑being while serving a diverse client population
Commitment to teamwork, ethical practice, and CareNet’s mission and values
Willingness to contribute to administrative, outreach, and programmatic needs of the center
Shift & Work Details
Status: Full‑time Counseling Resident
Schedule: Primarily daytime hours; flexibility based on client and training needs
Work Environment: Clean, well‑lit office setting with moderate noise levels; role may involve emotionally charged or complex client situations