SASH® Embedded Mental Health Clinician

• Provide individual, couples, and family therapy, as well as psychosocial support through in-person, phone, and telehealth formats.
• Conduct assessments, screenings, and triage to identify needs and connect individuals to appropriate services.
• Facilitate group programs on topics such as mental health, substance use, aging, and emotional wellness.
• Coordinate care with primary care providers, psychiatric services, and community partners.
• Offer consultation and training to staff on behavioral health topics and develop workshops for diverse audiences.
• Support clients with conflict mediation, completing advance directives, obtaining DNR/COLSTs, and maintaining housing stability.
• Respond to escalated behaviors, including suicidality and self-harm, using therapeutic redirection and crisis response plans.

• Master’s degree in counseling, social work, psychology, or a closely related field.
• Licensed or listed on the Roster of Non-Licensed, Non-Certified Psychotherapists in Vermont.
  • Note: As of January 1, 2016, Vermont regulation requires individuals on the Roster of Non-Licensed, Non-Certified Psychotherapists to actively pursue licensure and become fully licensed within five years of the roster issue date. This rule does not apply to First Call for Chittenden County.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a personal vehicle.
• Experience providing therapy and psychosocial support across multiple formats.
• Skilled in conducting assessments and connecting individuals to appropriate resources.
• Experience facilitating group programs and collaborating with healthcare and community partners.
• Background in staff consultation, training, and workshop development.

• Strong clinical communication skills and ability to manage crisis situations effectively.
• Cultural sensitivity and genuine interest in diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
• Organized and efficient in managing tasks, adhering to policies, and solving problems proactively.
• Compassionate and confidential support across diverse populations and systems of care.
• Proficient in office technology and familiar with agency data security protocols.
• Skilled in using data systems to collect and report program outcomes accurately.
• Actively participates in supervision, team meetings, and administrative tasks.
• Capable of safely managing unpredictable client behavior and applying crisis intervention strategies.

• Ability to safely manage escalated or combative behavior in residential and community settings.
• Frequently repositions self and routinely lifts or moves items up to 25 lbs.
• Must be able to sit for extended periods while completing documentation and telehealth services.
• Manual dexterity required for repetitive tasks such as typing, writing, and using office equipment.
• Work may involve travel between sites and participation in community-based activities.
• Requires flexible scheduling to meet client and team needs, including occasional urgent coverage.
• Participation in ongoing safety and crisis response training is required.
• Comfortable working with individuals experiencing complex mental health, developmental, and co-occurring medical needs.
• Environment may include emotionally intense situations and unpredictable client behaviors.

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