Therapist – Monticello Office

Monticello, MN

Project Pathfinder has been providing prevention programs for over 30 years. Using what we
know about the factors that contribute to sexual abuse, we implement programs that stop
abuse from happening in the first place. We are passionate about providing affordable and
effective treatment services in cooperation with allied professionals who are involved in a
client’s treatment plan. We are committed to working with clients on how to intervene to
stop abuse before it happens and treat harmful sexual behaviors, so it never happens
again. Our strong client relationships are characterized by a spirit of partnership and trust.
Project Pathfinder strives to be a healthy and happy workplace, and we are willing to
accommodate employees with flexibility in hours and other personal needs. You can visit
us at www.projectpathfinder.org.

Job Description

The Therapist position at Project Pathfinder in Monticello, MN provides clinical services to
our clients such as individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy and other modalities
as appropriate. We are currently seeking professionals who are licensed or license eligible
(LPCC, LMFT, LICSW track) and preferably have experience with issues related to sexual
offense and problematic behaviors.

We are looking for full time employees who can work in one or more of our St. Paul,
Monticello, St. Cloud, or Winona offices. This job may require some travel depending on
the office you choose to be located in.

Salary commensurate with experience

Knowledge / Skills

Master’s or Doctoral level degree in psychology, clinical counseling or clinical social work.
Independent licensure is required.

Required competencies for this position:

Group therapy skills, Individual therapy skills, Conjoint therapy skills, Family therapy skills.

Knowledge of sexual abuse dynamics, Knowledge of sexuality, sexual dysfunction.

Knowledge of Criminal Justice system including sentencing procedures and
probation/parole procedures

or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully
perform the job.

Analytical and problem-solving skills, Strong written and verbal communication skills

Self-directed, organized, and highly motivated, with a tolerance for ambiguity

Professional, responsible, dependable

Open-minded, collaborative, and team-oriented

Essential Duties

Conduct assessment interviews, formulate diagnoses and develop a treatment plan.

Conduct evaluation sessions, complete evaluation summary and present to staff for
disposition.

Prepare for and provide individual, group and family psychotherapy for clients.

Conduct progress reviews with clients and their probation officers or referent.

Complete court reports, correspondence, and communications necessary to provide
clinical services.

Monitor and enforce financial compliance.

Assist in training activities with external sources and community groups

Consult with community agencies and organizations such as university classes and
community groups regarding treatment of sex offenders and other clinical issues.

One late evening scheduled workday expected and required

Perform other duties as assigned.

To Apply

Please submit your cover letter, salary requirements and resume to:
kolson@projectpathfinder.org.

PROJECT PATHFINDER IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Job Type: Full-time

Expected hours: 40 per week

Benefits:

Dental insurance

Flexible schedule

Flexible spending account

Health insurance

Health savings account

Life insurance

Paid time off

Professional development assistance

Retirement plan

Vision insurance

Work Location: In person