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POSITION TITLE: Therapist
SALARY: $22/hour, Full-Time
HRS PER WEEK: 37.5
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR: Executive Director
STATUS: E

Essential Functions: Therapy Services

  • Plans, develops and implements outpatient treatment plans for clients and/or their family members;
  • Maintains essential medical records and completes documentation in a timely manner;
  • Provides assessments, screenings, and evaluations utilizing accepted diagnostic manual as appropriate;
  • Conducts individual, family, and/or group therapy sessions and crisis intervention as clinically indicated;
  • Participates in diagnostic and treatment planning conferences;
  • Provide crisis response to clients via the crisis phone line and in-person medical advocacy at the hospital as scheduled as needed;
  • Provides mental health assessment during emergent medical process as needed;
  • Provides case coordination with interdisciplinary team and other program staff;
  • Provides referrals to appropriate outside services as needed;
  • Exercises sound clinical and ethical judgment in treatment decisions and responsibility;
  • Maintains professional conduct in all clinical and non-clinical interactions;
  • Acts as resource to staff and other professionals;
  • Consults with administrative and/or clinical supervisor as needed regarding clinical issues, policy, and procedures;
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:

  • Minimum of Master’s degree in a mental health discipline from an accredited college or university; and
  • An active license or certificate to practice a mental health discipline under Kentucky law; and
  • A minimum of 2 years post-degree clinical or counseling experience.
  • Knowledge and training specific to sexual victimization of adults and children strongly preferred;
  • Proficient use of current technology and effective electronic communication methods;
  • Must have good organizational skills and ability to prioritize projects;
  • Must have own transportation for travel throughout the region and state;
  • Must sign authorization release forms for a national criminal and other background check with a nationwide criminal record check clear of abuse and neglect findings, felony convictions, and of other misdemeanor convictions related to child abuse, family or intimate partner violence, crimes against minors or sexual offenses;
  • Per 922 KAR 1:580, must be twenty-one (21) years of age;
  • Per 922 KAR 1:580 and 8:010, shall submit to a criminal record check in accordance with KRS 17.165 and a central registry check in accordance with 922 KAR 1:470 during the application process and every two (2) years thereafter while employed by Silverleaf;

Additionally, an individual in this position must also comply with the following during their employment:

  • Adheres to Silverleaf policies and procedures;
  • Attend mandatory in-service and other training/educational programs as required;
  • Complete 40 hours of training on rape and sexual abuse prior to contact with clients.

PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS:
Visual acuity necessary for updating files and completing documents. Hearing and talking necessary to answer phone and talk with employees, clients, members of their family, or other professionals. Works while walking, standing, and sitting. Manual dexterity is required to perform computer functions. Exposure to infectious or communicable diseases may occur. Exposure to direct victim trauma, including descriptions of violence and injuries, and stressful situations during treatment and interactions with victims and their families will occur. Occasionally subjected to irregular hours due to crisis response duties including the crisis phone line, in-person medical advocacy and/or mental health assessments.

BENEFITS: 

  • Dental insurance
  • Flexible schedule
  • Health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Professional development assistance
  • Retirement plan
  • Vision insurance

SCHEDULE:

  • Monday to Friday

WORK LOCATION:
In person

POSITION TITLE: Victim Advocate
HRS PER WEEK: 37.5
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR: Executive Director
POSITION SUMMARY: Provides advocacy services to victims of sexual violence and their families throughout all levels of criminal prosecution and civil protective order proceeding as requested.

  • Provide information on the criminal justice and civil protective order process and attend necessary court appearances;
  • Perform follow up calls with clients and related agencies;
  • Collaborate with other service providers to prevent duplication of services;
  • Provide crime victim compensation information to all clients;
  • Provide information and instructions for automated victim notification services such as VINE or VINE Protective Order;
  • Provide crisis response to clients via the crisis phone line and in-person medical advocacy at the hospital as scheduled;
  • Coordinate and participate in multidisciplinary task force (MDT) meetings;
  • Assist in the development and maintenance of a referral network within the community;
  • Provide consultation and education to the community;
  • Monitor the use of protocols across partner agencies to ensure 24/7 response to identified children/youth. Monitor and track referrals, outcomes, and successful recoveries from childhood victimization;
  • Assimilates statistical information necessary for grant reporting; provides information to Director of Operations and Community Engagement for programmatic reporting;
  • Maintains essential records and documentation;
  • Acts as resource to staff and other professionals;
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:

  • Minimum of Bachelor’s Degree in a human services related field from an accredited university;
  • Minimum of 2 years experience in a human service or criminal justice field;
  • Knowledge and training specific to sexual victimization of adults and children strongly preferred;
  • Proficient in use of Microsoft Office required;
  • Must have good organizational skills and ability to prioritize projects;
  • Must be able to effectively track client services for accurate monthly programmatic reports;
  • Must have own transportation for travel throughout the region and State;
  • Must sign authorization release forms for a national criminal and other background check with a nationwide criminal record check clear of abuse and neglect findings, felony convictions, and of other misdemeanor convictions related to child abuse, family or intimate partner violence, crimes against minors or sexual offenses;
  • Per 922 KAR 1:580, must be twenty-one (21) years of age;
  • Per 922 KAR 1:580 and 8:010, shall submit to a criminal record check in accordance with KRS 17.165 and a central registry check in accordance with 922 KAR 1:470 during the application process and every two (2) years thereafter while employed by Silverleaf;

Additionally, an individual in this position must also comply with the following during their employment:

  • Adheres to Silverleaf policies and procedures;
  • Attend mandatory in-service and other training/educational programs as required;
  • Complete 40 hours of training on rape and sexual abuse prior to contact with clients.

PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS: Exposure to direct victim trauma, including descriptions of violence and injuries, and stressful situations during medical and legal advocacy with victims (medical exams, court hearings) will likely occur. Occasionally subjected to irregular hours due to crisis response duties including the crisis phone line and in-person medical advocacy.

Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $18.00 per hour
Benefits:

  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Retirement plan
  • Vision insurance

Education:

  • Bachelor’s (Required)

Experience:

  • human services: 2 years (Required)

Work Location: In person

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Purpose:
To advise, govern, oversee policy and direction, and assist with the leadership and general promotion of Silverleaf Sexual Trauma Recovery Services so as to support the organization’s mission and needs.

Major Responsibilities:
1. Organizational leadership and advisement
2. Formulation and oversight of policies and procedures
3. Financial management, including adoption and oversight of the annual budget
4. Oversight of program planning and evaluation
5. Promotion of the organization
6. Fundraising and outreach

Meetings and Time Commitment:

  • The board of directors currently meets for approximately two (2) hours each month at Silverleaf in Elizabethtown, KY.  Committees typically meet every other month, pending their respective work agenda.
  • Board members are asked to attend special events throughout the year beyond the regular meetings.

Expectations of Board Members:

  • Attend and participate in meetings on a regular basis, and special events;
  • Review agenda and supporting materials prior to board and committee meetings;
  • Actively participate on a standing committee of the board, and serve on ad-hoc committees as necessary;
  • Financially support Silverleaf in a manner commensurate with one’s ability and participate in fundraising activities;
  • Effectively convey Silverleaf’s mission, values, programs, and services to others;
  • Stay informed of issues, trends, and current events regarding sexual violence that impact the community;
  • Help communicate and promote Silverleaf mission and programs to the community;
  • Assist the board in carrying out its fiduciary responsibilities, such as reviewing the organization’s financial statements and approving budget;
  • Understand policies and procedures;
  • Cultivate relationships with legislators, community partners, and financial supporters;
  • Suggest possible nominees to the board who can make significant contributions to the work of the board and the organization;
  • Assist with finding sponsors to support Silverleaf’s mission;
  • Serve on committees and offer to take on special assignments;
  • Inform others about the organization;

Board Members Responsibilities:
1. Determine the organization’s mission and purpose: A mission statement and purposes should articulate the organization’s goals, means, and primary constituents served.  It is the board’s responsibility to create the mission statement and review it periodically for accuracy and validity.  Each individual board member should fully understand and support it.
2. Select the Executive Director: Boards must reach consensus on the Executive Director’s job description and undertake a careful search process to find the most qualified individual for the position.
3. Support the Executive Director and review his or her performance: The board should ensure that the Executive Director has the moral and professional support he or she needs to further the goals of the organization.  The Executive Director, in partnership with the entire board, should decide upon a periodic evaluation of the Executive Director’s performance.
4. Ensure effective strategic organizational planning: As stewards of an organization, boards must actively participate in overall strategic planning and assist in implementing the plan’s goals.
5. Ensure adequate resources: One of the board’s foremost responsibilities is to provide adequate resources for the organization to fulfill its mission.  The board should work in partnership with the Executive Director and development staff, if any, to raise funds from the community.
6. Manage resources effectively: The board, in order to remain accountable to its donors, the public, and to safeguard its tax-exempt status, must assist in developing the annual budget and ensuring that proper financial controls are in place.
7. Determine, monitor, and strengthen the organization’s programs and services: The board’s role in this area is to determine which programs are the most consistent with the organization’s mission and to monitor their effectiveness.
8. Enhance the organization’s public standing: An organization’s primary link to the community, including constituents, the public, and the media, is the board.  Clearly articulating the organization’s mission, accomplishments, and goals to the public, as well as garnering support from important members of the community, are important elements of a comprehensive public relations strategy.
9. Ensure legal and ethical integrity and maintain accountability: The board is ultimately responsible for ensuring adherence to legal standards and ethical norms.  Solid personnel policies, grievance procedures, and a clear delegation to the Executive Director of hiring and managing employees will help ensure proper decorum in this area.  The board must establish pertinent policies and adhere to provisions of the organization’s by-laws

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