Clinical Therapist

Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit

Posted about 2 months ago

Full Time

West Bloomfield, Michigan

Hybrid

Smart Summary

Responsibilities

The Clinical Therapist provides intake, assessment, and counseling services to children, adults, and families using evidence-based practices. They also collaborate with psychiatrists to develop treatment plans and connect clients to necessary community resources.

Qualifications

You have a master's degree in social work and an active LMSW or LLMSW license in Michigan. You are skilled in providing intake, assessment, and counseling services to diverse client populations, including children, adults, and families, using evidence-based practices.

Must Have Skills for ATS

LMSW

LLMSW

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Job Description

Position: Clinical Therapist (LMSW or LLMSW) 

Salary: Competitive salary based on experience

Education/Licensure: Must have a master’s degree in social work and active license in the state of Michigan. LMSW or LLMSW required. 

Overview of Role: 

Jewish Family Service of Metro Detroit (JFS) is seeking a compassionate and skilled Clinical Therapist to provide intake, assessment, and counseling services to children, adults, and families.

In this role, you will support clients through a range of mental health needs while fostering growth, resilience, and overall wellbeing. You will work within a collaborative, team-based environment that values clinical excellence, innovation, and whole-person care.

Our Culture:

JFS is committed to building an inclusive, connected workplace where every team member feels valued and supported. We prioritize collaboration, professional growth, and culturally responsive care, recognizing that diverse perspectives strengthen our impact.

Highlights:

  • Flexible hybrid schedule, offering both telehealth and in-person sessions
  • Comprehensive benefits package, including 15 vacation days and 18–22 paid holidays
  • Employer-sponsored health insurance
  • Weekly individual and group supervision
  • Paid professional development and continuing education opportunities
  • Opportunity to bring creativity to group therapy topics or community programming
  • Retirement plan

Role & Responsibilities:

  • Provides both short- and long-term counseling using evidence-based practices and interventions.
  • Conducts client assessments to evaluate needs and functionality, monitors progress through ongoing reassessment, and makes referrals to additional service providers (e.g., healthcare, housing, financial assistance).
  • Collaborates with clients and onsite psychiatrists to develop and update personalized treatment plans.
  • Connects individuals and families to appropriate community resources, serving as a liaison and advocate with community organizations to support client well-being.
  • Ensures documentation compliance by preparing and completing all required progress notes, safety plans, records, and reports promptly in an electronic database.
  • Adheres to standards set by external accrediting and licensing bodies, attending all assigned staff and committee meetings.
  • Participates in agency in-service programs, workshops, supervision, and team meetings.
  • Offers evening availability for clients unable to attend daytime appointments, with two evening sessions per week.
  • Protects client confidentiality and maintains trust by securing sensitive information in accordance with agency protocols.

Why Join JFS?

  • Join a mission-driven team dedicated to meaningful community impact. At JFS, your expertise is valued, your growth is supported, and your work makes a difference.

Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit

Our Mission Inspired by Jewish values, we improve lives through service. Our History Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit (JFS) came into being as two local relief organizations -- the Hebrew Ladies Sewing Circle and the Self Help Circle -- joined in a commitment to meet the needs of the local Jewish community. JFS incorporated in 1928, with the specific mission of “Finding homes for orphan children and supplying homemakers for families with an ill or absent mother.” Before World War II, JFS helped Jewish families new to the country acculturate to life in Detroit and provided assistance to ensure their safety and well-being. After the Holocaust, JFS’ work changed dramatically, as the agency worked tirelessly to resettle and serve the material and psychological needs of Holocaust Survivors. In subsequent years, JFS joined with local and national partners to resettle thousands of Jewish Refugees from the Former Soviet Union. Over the course of 96 years, JFS has evolved into a comprehensive social service provider, helping individuals and families within the Jewish and broader communities. Our Services JFS currently operates 30 separate programs with a combined budget of more than $28 million, carried out by a staff of more than 100. These programs serve thousands in our community each year, with services uniquely tailored to individuals’ and families’ specific needs. The agency's programming centers on three core areas: safety net services for individuals and families, counseling services, and services for older adults.
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