Support integrated care planning across programs to create a holistic view of the child/family, share information as needed and appropriate, develop joint service plans as appropriate, ensure access to necessary services, and provide specialized input to improve client outcomes.
Assist in providing relevant training across programs on topics such as complex trauma, ACEs, child development, etc.
Participate in a multi-disciplinary team to review client cases, treatment approaches, clinical issues, client progress, and treatment recommendations, and to coordinate services.

QUALIFICATIONS & EDUCATION
Have at least two years of experience and specialized training working with children 0-5.
Have experience conducting dyadic therapy with parents or caregivers and their young children, focusing on supporting attachment, protective factors, and parenting skills. Knowledge and experience with key evidence-based models like Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP).
Understand child development and how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and positive childhood experiences impact development.
Be bilingual in English and Spanish.
Be experienced with DMH contracts, Medi-Cal billing/documentation, or EHR systems.

The candidate must have:
A master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Social Work, Counseling Psychology, or Clinical Psychology.
A current Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) or Associate Clinical Social Worker (ASW) registered with BBS in the state of CA.
Previous experience providing direct mental health services (psychotherapy) to adults, school-age children, and/or children 0-5 in community-based settings.
Previous experience of recent, related experience in child/family crisis intervention and mental health services.