Mental Health Therapist
University Health
Mental Health Therapist
University Health
Academic health system with teaching hospitals
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Mental Health Therapist- Adult Therapist- Crossroads Counseling (8:00am- 5:00pm)101 Truman Medical CenterThe Licensed (or License Eligible) Mental Health Therapist plays a key leadership role within the agency, bringing strong clinical skills and working independently. They provide advanced mental health care through both individual and group therapy, using proven treatment methods tailored to the unique needs of those they serve. Core responsibilities include crisis intervention, risk assessments, diagnostic evaluations (using the DSM), short-term stabilization, and discharge planning. This role requires creating thoughtful treatment plans for a diverse population, while working closely with both in-house teams and outside providers—all within the framework of the agency’s policies and procedures.
Minimum Requirements
A master’s degree in counseling, psychology, social work, family therapy, or a related field.
One of the following Missouri licenses (or working toward it): LCSW, LPC, LMFT, PLPC, LMSW, or PLMFT.
If not yet licensed, you must agree to begin the process upon hire and follow all required steps under supervision.
Knowledge of mental health terms, diagnosis, and treatment approaches.
Basic research skills and a solid understanding of mental health theory and practice.
Strong communication skills and the ability to work well in a team.
Good judgment, adaptability, and leadership qualities.
Must complete training as assigned during onboarding.
If driving is part of your role, you must meet company driving policy standards and maintain them.
Academic health system with teaching hospitals
University Health is an academic health system with two acute-care hospitals, a large behavioral health program, a long-term care facility, and many primary care clinics. It serves as the teaching hospital for the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, training future physicians. The downtown Truman Medical Center campus houses a Level One Trauma Center and includes cancer, imaging, eye, and other specialty centers, with additional outpatient facilities and services across the network. Its goal is to deliver accessible, high-quality care to the community while educating tomorrow’s doctors.
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