Job Description

Adelphi is seeking a Bilingual (Spanish/English) Licensed Psychotherapist to provide trauma-focused therapeutic and crisis intervention services to Spanish-speaking crime victims at a facility in Westchester County, New York. The ideal candidate will deliver trauma-informed psychotherapy and crisis intervention in Spanish to crime victims, and maintain accurate clinical documentation. Job Quick Facts • Reference #: BD-1528-06 • Profession: Licensed Psychotherapist (Bilingual) • Specialty: Trauma Therapy / Crisis Intervention / Victim Services • Location: Westchester County, New York • Service Setting: Victim Services Organization • Job Type: Contract • Coverage Type: Scheduled On-Site Services • Schedule: 35 hours/week, Monday–Friday, on-site • Start Date: Upon contract execution • Compensation: $ 65/hr Requirements • Active and unrestricted New York license as a Licensed Psychotherapist (e.g., LMFT, Licensed Psychoanalyst, or other NY-recognized psychotherapy license) • Master's or doctoral degree (as required by license type) from an accredited institution in marriage and family therapy, psychoanalysis, or related behavioral health field • Must be fluent in English and Spanish to deliver clinical therapy and crisis intervention in both languages. • Minimum 5 years of experience counseling victims of crime • Experience with child/elder abuse, sexual and physical assault, domestic violence, or families of homicide victims • Demonstrable crisis intervention skills and exceptional interpersonal/relational skills • Working knowledge of the criminal justice system and victim advocacy processes • Ability to complete required background screening • Ability to provide proof of licensure and required professional liability insurance • Ability to maintain accurate clinical documentation Responsibilities • Provide in-person and telephone individual therapy and crisis intervention in Spanish to Spanish-speaking crime victims • Advocate on behalf of clients with outside agencies, including healthcare providers • Advocate on behalf of clients throughout the criminal justice process • Accompany clients to court proceedings when requested, providing language support as needed • Research and provide referrals and resource information to clients • Participate in internal staff meetings regarding individual client cases • Maintain accurate records and compile statistical/narrative reports as required • Provide services on-site, with offsite work only by prior approval • Comply with all applicable laws, funding requirements, and professional standards