Outpatient First Responder Clinician

Provide PHP and IOP services

First Responder Clinician

Sign-on Bonus : $15,000

Shift details : Full-time Monday-Friday 8 : 00am - 4 : 30pm

Are you a clinician with a deep respect for the courage and commitment of first responders? Do you have experience supporting those who serve our communities, law enforcement, firefighters, EMTs, corrections officers, and veterans, and want to be part of something truly meaningful?

Westborough Behavioral Healthcare Hospital (WBHH) is seeking a passionate and skilled First Responder Clinician to join our dynamic outpatient team. In this role, you'll work within our FRST Program (First Responder Support & Treatment), a specialty track offering trauma-informed care for first responders dealing with occupational stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges.

What You'll Do :

• Provide individual, group, and family therapy using evidence-based practices tailored to first responder culture and trauma
• Collaborate closely with clinical and medical teams to develop treatment plans that meet the unique needs of first responders
• Foster a therapeutic environment grounded in trust, confidentiality, and cultural competence
• Help expand and enhance the FRST program by contributing your clinical insights and passion for the population

What We're Looking For :

Job Summary :

The Licensed Clinician will provide quality psychotherapeutic services to all patients; to serve as a member of interdisciplinary team supporting the organization's treatment program and philosophy and assure the deliverance of quality treatment to patients. It is the responsibility of the Licensed Clinician to provide initial and ongoing assessment of each client to determine the most effective and useful counseling in treatment of their emotional and / or substance abuse problems.

Essential Duties :

Requirements

Additional Requirements – Must obtain and maintain approved CPR certification and Management of Assaultive Behavior training including restraint and seclusion policies prior to assuming patient care responsibility.