MASTER'S LEVEL CLINICAN

These are our top tier staff. As a master's level clinician, you are responsible for the day to day treatment needs of our clients.  From providing individual and family clinical sessions, to treatment planning and communicating with our referral sources. There will also be some oversight of the bachelor level facilitators who are support individuals to help with assessments and  evaluations as well as the facilitation of group sessions. Candidates for this position should have a master's degree in social work or a related field and be licensed or license eligible. Acceptable licensure includes LSW, LCSW, LPC or other "professional licenses". Fulltime staff is eligible for a 401K, vacation and sick time and paid paperwork hours. Supervision for advanced licensure is provided at no cost to you. Unfortunately, at this time, we do not offer any healthcare options. We encourage staff in need of insurance options consider the Healthcare Marketplace in PA called "Pennie". 

Our Master's Level Clinicians are the face of what we do. They are responsible for the assessment and delivery of treatment to our clients. They provide some guidance and support to our Bachelor's Level Facilitators and are the standard bearers for the organization. We offer specialized training and supervision and give you the tools to be successful. We pay for both clinical hours of service while also paying for paperwork and case management (at a reduced rate), providing one hour of "paperwork" for three hours of "clinical" time. There is some flexibility available within this position, but you should expect to have at least one "late" day a week. We are looking for people who can be credentialed with insurance with a LSW, LCSW or a LPC license or those eligible for these licenses. People who work well both as a member of a team and independently are needed. Consultation is always available if there are questions or special cases. We provide the tools to help you become successful as you grow within the organization. 

BACHELOR'S LEVEL FACILITATOR

Our Bachelor's Level Facilitators are a vital part of what we do. They are responsible for running groups under the supervision of a Master's Level Clinician. Additional responsibilities can include assisting Master's Level Clinicians with evaluating clients, writing reports and providing some basic treatment under supervision. This is a great position for someone working to attain their master's degree in social work and is a natural steppingstone to becoming a Master's Level Clinician. These are often part time, sometimes very part-time positions but can grow based on flexibility. As you become more skilled in our process, additional hours may be available. A bachelor's in professional counseling, social work or psychology or another clinical oriented major is preferred. 

The bachelor's level facilitator position is vital to our growth and success. These staff are responsible for the facilitation of treatment groups, aid in the assessment and evaluation of new clients, provide updates about other clients and assist master's level clinicians with the timely completion of paperwork including treatment planning and updating referral sources. Fulltime staff are eligible for our 401K, vacation and sick time. We also provide supervision free of charge for those pursuing licensure. Unfortunately, at this time, we do not offer any healthcare options. We encourage staff in need of insurance options consider the Healthcare Marketplace in PA called "Pennie". 

INTERNSHIP | SHADOWING | OBSERVATION

Many of our staff got their first taste of what we do with an internship. Others find a day of shadowing or observation beneficial for testing the waters of what life is like with our client population. This work is not for everyone. Some find it very rewarding and surprising how quickly previously held beliefs are replaced with a renewed sense of hope and optimism for many of our clients. The opportunity to become a transforming force within someone's life is often the greatest reward. Come check us out and dispel some of those myths that you may have heard about people who sexually offend.

Everybody starts somewhere! People often love the nature of this work or hate it. This is one of the reasons that we offer these options to potential staff. Our internships are unpaid, but there is no charge for supervision. Many of our interns return to become paid staff. We accept both Bachelor's Level and Master's Level interns. We have  a good relationship with most of the schools in the area and our owner and program director is a professor at Pennwest University. We can accommodate interns in most of our offices. Please contact us as soon as possible before your term for the best chance of getting an opening. We tend to limit the number of interns so that each intern gets the attention and opportunities that are available without disrupting the therapeutic process. We generally only allow one shadow or observation at a time so that we are available to answer questions. This can be a good way to "try before you apply" a position at PPOL to see if it "feels right" for you. All interns, "shadowers" and observers must sign a confidentiality agreement.

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