Collaborative Care Mental Health Clinician

Collaborative Care Mental Health Clinician (CCMHC) is an integral member of the Primary Care Mental Health Integration program. They provide in‑person patient‑facing work as well as tele‑health/remote work.

• Triage and initial clinical assessment of patients.
• Direct diagnosis of mental health disorders using DSM, ICD‑10, Collaborative Care, and/or Psychotherapy codes.
• Psychoeducation to patients and primary care providers.
• Care coordination and case management.
• Direct evidence‑based psychotherapy.
• Formulation and update of treatment plans.
• Crisis coordination and relapse‑prevention planning.
• Regular case consultation with psychiatric consultants and oversight of a clinical registry.

Master’s degree minimum with licensure in the State of New York. LCSW or LCMHC required.

• Experience with pediatric and adult populations.
• Training in acute crisis intervention.
• Training in suicide risk assessment and symptom reduction.
• Proficiency with CBT/DBT approaches.
• Familiarity with psychotropic medications.
• Experience with co‑occurring disorders, including substance use disorder and medical complications.
• Additional clinical certifications and skills in specific specialties welcomed.

At least 3 years direct clinical experience post‑masters in a medical or mental health setting, including individual, family, and/or group psychotherapy. License in State of Vermont and/or State of New York as an independent therapist.

Experience working as part of a multidisciplinary team, especially in integrated behavioral health care models such as Collaborative Care.

UVM Health Benefits package includes excellent pay and benefits, generous time off, health insurance, 403B retirement benefits, and more.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Health Care Provider

Hospitals and Health Care