Cornerstone Counseling & Drug Testing Service

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All Locations: Paris, TX, Hugo, OK, Idabel, OK, Tishomingo, OK & McAlester, OK

Licensed Behavioral Health Professional:

Minimum qualifications:

• Requires a minimum of a Master’s Degree with a license to practice or those actively and regularly receiving board approved supervision to become licensed by one of the following licensing boards:
1. Psychology
2. Social Work (Clinical specialty only)
3. Licensed Professional Counselor
4. Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor
5. Behavioral Practitioner
6. Marriage and Family Therapist

Duties include:

• Assists in the assessment, planning, and implementing of psychosocial interventions for clients including children, adults, and families;
• Utilizes the DSM V for appropriate diagnoses;
• Is familiar with resources and alternate programs for clients who need a higher level of care;
• Provides referrals for services needed;
• Performs short term or long-term counseling and crisis intervention as needed;
• Generates reports, assessments, treatment plans and treatment summaries, as well as other requested documents related to a client’s treatment;
• Will be an integral part of the Clinical Team to insure the delivery of the highest quality of psychological services to persons served;
• Assumes other responsibilities as directed.

HIRING IN PARIS, TEXAS OFFICE! Looking for Licensed Professional Counselors and Social Workers. We offer the HIGHEST PAY RATE IN THE AREA. We are especially looking to hire counselors for our Paris office. We have beautiful office accommodations. Come join our family! Enjoy autonomy and a relaxed and happy working environment! For more information, call Amy Foster at 580-380-9891 or email [email protected].

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