• Conduct comprehensive mental health evaluations, including diagnostic formulation and clear diagnostic justification • Utilize evidence-based assessment tools to support accuracy and clinical decision-making • Provide short-term, targeted therapy using evidence-based modalities • Deliver care across individual, family, or group settings as clinically appropriate • Tailor interventions to patient goals while maintaining a clear therapeutic strategy and monitoring treatment response • Provide psychoeducation related to coping skills, communication, stress management, and emotional regulation • Develop and maintain individualized treatment plans aligned with patient needs, clinical guidelines, and SMART goal setting • Regularly reassess progress and adjust plans accordingly • Conduct structured risk assessments and develop safety plans for patients experiencing acute distress • Collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team to ensure safe follow-up and continuity of care • Work closely with psychiatric providers, medical teams, and behavioral health colleagues to support integrated care • Assist patients with referrals and navigation of community resources when appropriate • Complete all clinical documentation within organizational timeline standards • Ensure documentation is accurate, clinically sound, and compliant with billing, regulatory, and organizational requirements • Adhere to ethical guidelines and legal requirements related to confidentiality, informed consent, and mandatory reporting • Participate in weekly supervision, rounding, or case consultation as directed by the Director of Psychotherapy and Care Management • Maintain flexibility in scheduling to support patient access and program needs • Maintain CEUs and all regulatory requirements • Be willing to obtain licensure in additional states as needed to meet clinical demand