Join The Team

What you will do:

• Provide individual, marital, family, and group assessments and therapies.
• Triage individuals in crisis by establishing appropriate interventions to maintain patient safety.
• Maintain accurate and timely patient records per legal, ethical, state, and organization mandates.
• Communicate and collaborate effectively with other mental health and healthcare providers, patients, family members, and outside agencies.
• Demonstrate proficiency in advanced assessment and counseling skills.
• Demonstrate ethical and professional behavior at all times, maintain patient confidentiality.
• Work effectively with diverse patient populations.
• Serve as a patient advocate at all times, assist patients with accessing resources or additional referrals when needed.
• Strive to create a strong team atmosphere by collaboration and support among all office therapists and other Compass programs.
• Perform other duties as assigned by leadership.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling/Social Work
• Must be a Licensed Independent (LIMHP), Licensed (LMHP) or Provisionally-Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (PLMHP) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Nebraska
• Trauma informed experience or education preferred

Salary and Benefits:

• Compensation Rates:
  • PLMHP: 60%
  • LMHP: 62.5%
  • LIMHP: 65%
  • $7,716-$9,201 per month for full-time
• Colonial Life Supplemental Insurance
• Click Family Health care
• Paid Time Off
• Ongoing training opportunities
• Retirement Plan (no match)

Location:
South-Central Nebraska service area. The Compass office is in Kearney, NE.

Please review Compass’ website and socials: 
www.COMPASSnebraska.org | www.facebook.com/COMPASSnebraska | IG: @COMPASSnebraska

To apply: Please send your resume to Kelley@COMPASSnebraska.org

What you will do:

• COMPLETE YOUR LICENSURE HOURS QUICKLY!
• Conduct in-home counseling visits and case coordination to clients and families at the frequency and intensity consistent with their higher level of need, with a limited case load size.
• Conduct client-driven, trauma-informed, family assessments across the family’s life domains, including safety assessment/planning, mental health symptoms, and relationships to establish therapeutic goals.
• Manage accurate and timely case documentation by electronic records and submit weekly progress summary in accordance with Compass’s contract requirements.
• Therapist shall be available for consultation by telephone for emergency situations as they arise. Services will include multiple in-person direct contacts and indirect contacts (e.g. emails, text messages) with the family each week.
• Build and maintain positive relationships with personnel from referring/collateral agencies, guiding families in their interaction with such agencies and other community organizations as needed; provide referrals to services and resources on behalf of families.
• Provide a Discharge Summary and recommendations for each family/individual at conclusion of services.
• Abides by all specific program and Agency procedures, policies, and requirements.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling/Social Work
• Must be a Licensed (LMHP), Provisionally-Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (PLMHP) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Nebraska
• Interns in pursuit of licensure welcome to apply
• Trauma informed experience or education preferred

Compensation:

• COMPLETE YOUR LICENSURE HOURS QUICKLY!
• $28-$30 per hour, depending on education/licensure/experience.
• Simple IRA Retirement Plan with Compass match up to 3%
• Colonial Life Supplemental Insurance
• Click Family Health care (or membership fee if declined)
• PTO and 7 paid holidays
• Ongoing training opportunities
• Paid Sick Leave

Location:
South-Central Nebraska service area. The Compass office is in Kearney, NE.

Please review Compass’ website and socials: 
www.COMPASSnebraska.org | www.facebook.com/COMPASSnebraska | IG: @COMPASSnebraska

To apply: Please send your resume to Kelley@COMPASSnebraska.org

DEFINITION:

Under the direction of the Therapeutic Services Lead the Intensive Family Specialist is responsible for serving children and families through teaching activities. The Intensive Family Specialist assists the youth or family navigate their case and to address the needs that are present in the home with the support and guidance of a Compass therapist.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED:

• Support, equip, and educate parents on how to effectively care for their children.
• Work with the family as a unit to develop positive interactions, communication skills, family activities and appropriate family structure.
• Assist parents in understanding and meeting the developmental needs of their children.
• Equip families to build strong relationships, bonding and nurturing within their home.
• Assist families by providing skills for maintaining a sanitary living environment, acquiring employment and housing, managing a budget and accessing community resources.
• Complete all required services documentation and regular communication with the Children and Family Services Specialist (CFSS) and Family Team.
• Attend and participate in team meetings and staff meetings to ensure program growth and excellence.
• Participate with professionalism and excellence as part of the larger Family Team (legal team, caseworkers, therapists, school personnel, foster care, etc.) to meet the needs of children and families being served.
• Communicate and meet regularly with the program supervisor to ensure excellence in service provision and to monitor case progress.
• Work as a team member by providing assistance and support to other programs and staff within Compass as needed or directed, including filling in for other staff members and their cases.
• Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• A Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services related area is preferred.
• An Associate’s degree in a Human Services field + two years of experience in the field is required. 
• Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, as is the ability to manage a complex schedule.
• The position demands a candidate with high energy and the capacity to meet changing demands and deadlines.
• The Intensive Family Specialist must have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic computer skills.
• Flexible hours will include evenings and weekends that are convenient to families and the needs of the program.
• The Intensive Family Specialist must be able to work well with a team and build relationships and rapport in and outside the agency.

To apply: Please send your resume to Kelley@compassnebraska.org

DEFINITION:

Under the direction of the Director of Family Services, the Family Specialist is responsible for serving children and families through providing supervised visitation and skill building. This includes monitoring and intervening to assure safety and an appropriate environment during services. The Family Specialist assists the youth or family navigate their case and to address the needs that are present in the home.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED:

• Support, equip, and educate parents on how to effectively care for their children.
• Work with the family as a unit to develop positive interactions, communication skills, family activities and appropriate family structure.
• Assist parents in understanding and meeting the developmental needs of their children.
• Equip families to build strong relationships, bonding and nurturing within their home.
• Assist families by providing skills for maintaining a sanitary living environment, acquiring employment and housing, managing a budget and accessing community resources.
• Coordinate and provide supervised visitation between parents and their children while maintaining safety and promoting healthy relationships.
• Complete all required services documentation and regular communication with the Children and Family Services Specialist (CFSS) and Family Team.
• Attend and participate in team meetings and staff meetings to ensure program growth and excellence.
• Participate with professionalism and excellence as part of the larger Family Team (legal team, caseworkers, therapists, school personnel, foster care, etc.) to meet the needs of children and families being served.
• Communicate and meet regularly with the program supervisor to ensure excellence in service provision and to monitor case progress.
• Work as a team member by providing assistance and support to other programs and staff within Compass as needed or directed, including filling in for other staff members and their cases.
• Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• A minimum or 2 years experience in human services is required.
• A Bachelor’s degree in a Human Services related area is preferred.
• Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, as is the ability to manage a complex schedule.
• The position demands a candidate with high energy and the capacity to meet changing demands and deadlines.
• The Family Specialist must have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic computer skills.
• Flexible hours will include evenings and weekends that are convenient to families and the needs of the program.
• The Family Specialist must be able to work well with a team and build relationships and rapport in and outside the agency.

To apply: Please send your resume to Kelley@compassnebraska.org