YMCA of San Francisco
Family Resource Center Clinician
YMCA of San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Mental Health • Youth and Family Programs
Type
Full Time Season
Ongoing Salary Range
$32.50 – $39.00 Per Hour Position Summary
Under the supervision of the Clinical Director of Mental Health Services, the Family Resource Center Clinician (FRC Clinician) is responsible for performing therapy in a manner that is consistent with the legal and ethical standards set by the professional field and the YMCA of San Francisco's mission. The FRC Clinician supports the ongoing development and implementation of the Family Resource Center, ensuring equitable access to services within the community. The FRC Clinician is responsible for providing culturally responsive and trauma-informed mental health support to individuals and families, with a focus on strengthening resilience and addressing challenges and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and respectful environment for all individuals. This role requires strong interpersonal skills to build trust and collaborate effectively with families and community partners. Job Requirements
Conduct client intake, screening, and interviews to provide counseling, case management, and connections to appropriate resources and services. Serve as a liaison between families and local service providers, facilitating access to family counseling and support programs tailored to community needs. Assist clients in accessing resources through city agencies, businesses, and community-based organizations. Provide individual, family, and group counseling; crisis intervention; case management and referrals, for all clients. Clinical services provided virtually or in Youth Service Bureau (YSB) clinic/Family Resource Center (FRC) site. Facilitate interventions and referrals to service providers. Meet with clinical supervisors for programmatic and clinical supervision. Timely service reporting. Carry a clinical caseload that is in ratio to the number of hours in clinic/FRC site. Facilitate one-on-one and group sessions with families and youth, addressing their specific concerns and goals. Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop Individual and Family Service Plans using evidence-based practices and culturally appropriate interventions. Collaborate with Family Resource Center staff to deliver a holistic and coordinated approach to meeting family needs. Maintain accurate and timely documentation of client outcomes, service plans, and program data in compliance with organizational protocols. Complete all required safety and training certifications before the first shift. Attend staff meetings and training sessions as required. Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor. Minimum Qualifications
Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling or Psychology. At least 1 year post graduate school, working with youth and their families. Knowledge of legal and ethical standards of practice, including child abuse reporting laws. At least 2-3 years of experience providing services to individuals and families in community-based settings. Active registration or licensure with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS). Demonstrated ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse cultural, socioeconomic, and generational backgrounds. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to maintain accurate and organized documentation. Training and experience in trauma-informed care, conflict resolution, and the ability to manage challenging situations constructively. YMCA-approved CPR and First Aid Certification (to be completed within 30 days of hire). Preferred Qualifications
Demonstrated proficiency in implementing evidence-based practices for family counseling and support services, including trauma-informed care.
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Full Time Season
Ongoing Salary Range
$32.50 – $39.00 Per Hour Position Summary
Under the supervision of the Clinical Director of Mental Health Services, the Family Resource Center Clinician (FRC Clinician) is responsible for performing therapy in a manner that is consistent with the legal and ethical standards set by the professional field and the YMCA of San Francisco's mission. The FRC Clinician supports the ongoing development and implementation of the Family Resource Center, ensuring equitable access to services within the community. The FRC Clinician is responsible for providing culturally responsive and trauma-informed mental health support to individuals and families, with a focus on strengthening resilience and addressing challenges and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and respectful environment for all individuals. This role requires strong interpersonal skills to build trust and collaborate effectively with families and community partners. Job Requirements
Conduct client intake, screening, and interviews to provide counseling, case management, and connections to appropriate resources and services. Serve as a liaison between families and local service providers, facilitating access to family counseling and support programs tailored to community needs. Assist clients in accessing resources through city agencies, businesses, and community-based organizations. Provide individual, family, and group counseling; crisis intervention; case management and referrals, for all clients. Clinical services provided virtually or in Youth Service Bureau (YSB) clinic/Family Resource Center (FRC) site. Facilitate interventions and referrals to service providers. Meet with clinical supervisors for programmatic and clinical supervision. Timely service reporting. Carry a clinical caseload that is in ratio to the number of hours in clinic/FRC site. Facilitate one-on-one and group sessions with families and youth, addressing their specific concerns and goals. Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop Individual and Family Service Plans using evidence-based practices and culturally appropriate interventions. Collaborate with Family Resource Center staff to deliver a holistic and coordinated approach to meeting family needs. Maintain accurate and timely documentation of client outcomes, service plans, and program data in compliance with organizational protocols. Complete all required safety and training certifications before the first shift. Attend staff meetings and training sessions as required. Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor. Minimum Qualifications
Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling or Psychology. At least 1 year post graduate school, working with youth and their families. Knowledge of legal and ethical standards of practice, including child abuse reporting laws. At least 2-3 years of experience providing services to individuals and families in community-based settings. Active registration or licensure with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS). Demonstrated ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse cultural, socioeconomic, and generational backgrounds. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to maintain accurate and organized documentation. Training and experience in trauma-informed care, conflict resolution, and the ability to manage challenging situations constructively. YMCA-approved CPR and First Aid Certification (to be completed within 30 days of hire). Preferred Qualifications
Demonstrated proficiency in implementing evidence-based practices for family counseling and support services, including trauma-informed care.
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