• Remotely provide clinically and culturally competent short-term individual and/or group counseling services to SEADC youth, families, adults, and older adults. • Conduct screenings, intakes and initial assessments of clients; employ culturally competent practices that build strong rapport. • Conduct mental health treatment plans to identify client needs and goals and engage in continuous clinical documentation towards goals. • Identify and respond to crisis situations, including risk assessment and safety planning. • Ensure clients receive high-quality, ethical mental health services in accordance with all applicable legal, ethical, state, and Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) guidelines. • Collect and document client and service information in a timely and accurate manner. • Maintain organized and accurate client case files and records in compliance with HIPAA regulations, funder requirements, and all applicable state and agency policies and procedures. • Ensure timely and accurate Salesforce data entry and reporting, including documentation and reporting required by SEADC and external funder portals. • Collaborate with the Project Coordinator to case plan for referrals and services outside of client’s mental health needs. This includes linkage to internal and external community resources to assist clients with achieving their goals. • Coordinate care with schools, healthcare providers, and social service agencies when applicable.