This position is being posted at two levels CPT 3 and CPT 4 (136552).

The Clinician provides direct services to civilly committed sexual offenders and their families. Coordinate treatment planning, provide individual counseling and group therapy, prepare required documentation and reports, and design and deliver psychoeducational curriculums. Participate on the treatment team, demonstrating strong communication skills, respect, professional ethics and a spirit of collaboration. Perform related duties as assigned in the areas of admissions and discharge, program development, scheduling, supervision of client activities, and/or involvement in policy drafting teams or special work groups. Maintain knowledge of organizational policies and procedures, and take measures to ensure a safe, secure and therapeutic environment. Represent the mission, vision and goals of the organization and the department.

• Master's degree in psychology, social work, or closely related field • One year of professional experience providing clinical services, including group and individual therapy.

Available upon request from the local Human Resources Office.

Those crossing Appointing Authorities may be required to successfully complete a physical assessment form, provide education documentation (high school diploma, GED, college transcript, or college degree) and provide documented proof of freedom from tuberculosis completed within the last year.