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Responsible for developing and reviewing client treatment plans, assessing biological, psychological and social factors, assessing suicide risk, completing intake and chart documentation, and conducting diagnostic assessments. Duties include providing weekly 45-minute individual or group counseling sessions, evaluating treatment progress, helping clients explore feelings and behaviors, collaborating on assessments and treatment plans, modifying treatment approaches as needed, maintaining confidential and complete records, coordinating care with medical staff and referral sources, making referrals, participating in clinical meetings and supervision, reporting significant client risks, completing discharge documentation, evaluating treatment outcomes, and networking within the health professional community. A master's degree is required in counseling, mental health counseling, social work or psychology.
