Mental Health Associate II
Not Disclosed•Full-TimeOn-site
location_on131, Skyline Drive, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, 42445, United States
The Mental Health Associate II serves as a vital clinical support member dedicated to providing quality psychosocial assessment and psychotherapy services to individuals facing mental illness, behavioral challenges, and substance misuse. This position is designed to operate within a collaborative ecosystem, delivering care across diverse settings including clinics, schools, community centers, and homes.
In this role, you will work closely with a multidisciplinary team comprising case managers, peer support specialists, and psychiatrists, both within the agency and with external partners such as DCBS, courts, and schools. You will assist in completing clinical evaluations, delivering evidence-based individual and group therapy, and supporting crisis response efforts. The position emphasizes a person-centered approach, helping to develop recovery treatment plans while maintaining rigorous documentation standards in the electronic health record.
Our organization is built on a foundation of five core values that guide every interaction and decision:
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, or Human Services and be currently enrolled in a Master's degree program in a related field. Successful applicants will be license-eligible in Kentucky following graduation and must be actively pursuing licensure.
To apply, please ensure you meet the background requirements, including passing Criminal Record and Sexual Offender Registry checks. The role requires a willingness to work flexible hours and participate in regional on-call schedules where applicable. Performance evaluations will be conducted annually, focusing on professional conduct, documentation timeliness, and clinical skill development.
Work model: On-site
131, Skyline Drive, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, 42445, United States
Princeton, Kentucky
Experience working with individuals with severe mental illnesses, severe emotional disturbances and/or substance use disorders in a psychotherapy setting. Willingness to work flexible hours as needed to support clinic needs.
Skills: Psychosocial Assessment, Psychotherapy, Diagnostic Screenings, Psychoeducation, Evidence-Based Interventions, Crisis Response, Safety Planning, Treatment Plans, Electronic Health Record, Clinical Supervision.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, or Human Services required; Currently enrolled and matriculating in a Master's degree program preferred.
