Required:

• Current California LCSW or LMFT
• A Master's degree from an accredited school of social work or psychology
• 5 years post-graduate clinical experience
• Knowledge of social work/psychology ethics and scope of practice
• Knowledge of psychosocial factors related to all life stages; expertise in at least one stage
• Ability to communicate clearly and therapeutically with patients and families regarding diagnosis, progress, treatment plan recommendations
• Ability to establish and maintain effective and mutually respectful relationships with professionals and support staff
• Ability to assess and respond appropriately in a timely fashion to the safety needs of patients, family and staff
• Knowledge of child, adult and geriatric abuse and neglect reporting laws and procedures
• Knowledge of scope of practice of relevant other disciplines including psychiatry, psychology, psychiatric nurse practitioners 
• Knowledge of pertinent current community resources and ability to maintain positive, professional relationships with a variety of community agencies
• Ability to recognize complex clinical situations and seek and apply consultation of supervision when needed
• Ability to respond calmly and effectively in crisis situations
• Demonstrated resourcefulness, effective written and verbal communications and diplomacy
• Demonstrated leadership and organizational abilities with previous demonstration of consistency, independence, flexibility, initiative and creativity
• Skill at writing documentation that is timely, meaningful, complete, legible, grammatically correct, concise and consistent with legal and administrative standards
• Ability to use a computer for electronic mail and word processing, internet access to University policies and procedures, and community resources for patients/families
• Experience and skill interacting with health care providers in a multidisciplinary setting
• Working knowledge of general theoretical and clinical models
• Ability to develop effective rapport and working therapeutic alliances with patients
• Skill in writing clear and complete clinical notes and summaries of clinical evaluations
• Skills and experiences in documenting/charting to ensure current and accurate medical records are entered and documented in patient files in accordance with established Medical Records policies and procedures
• Ability to perform a complete mental status exam and recognize changes in mental status
• Ability to establish and maintain effective and mutually respectful relationships with professionals and support staff
• Knowledge of pertinent current community resources, including income maintenance, mental health treatment, special education, residential and vocational supports
• Ability to provide and maintain appropriate coordination of care with existing providers and/or variety of community agencies and demonstrate assertiveness, persistence, and diplomacy as an advocate for the patient
• Maintains the expected case load of patients
• Experience with clinical supervision and or training of mental health providers in a pediatric and young adult setting