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Forensic Mental Health Clinician - Psychosexual Assessments

Conduct comprehensive psychosexual assessments for children, adolescents, and adults in a primarily telehealth setting. We are seeking an experienced, detail-oriented clinician committed to ethical evaluations, clear documentation, and thoughtful recommendations.

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Role Description

This is a part-time, independent contractor position for a Psychosexual Assessment and Treatment Clinician providing remote services throughout North Carolina. The Clinician will conduct comprehensive psychosexual evaluations for individuals referred by legal systems, mental health providers, child welfare agencies, and other community organizations.


Responsibilities include gathering and analyzing relevant client histories and collateral information, conducting clinical interviews, administering and interpreting appropriate assessment instruments within the clinician’s scope of practice, and preparing thorough evaluation reports containing clinical findings, risk considerations, treatment recommendations, and other relevant recommendations.


In addition to completing assessments, the Clinician will provide ongoing, evidence-informed therapy to appropriate clients following their evaluations. This may include developing individualized treatment plans based on assessment findings, addressing problematic or harmful sexual behaviors, supporting relapse-prevention and risk-management goals, monitoring treatment progress, and updating interventions as clinically appropriate.


The Clinician will collaborate with referral sources, attorneys, probation or court personnel, treatment providers, and other authorized professionals to support continuity of care and alignment with clinical or legal goals. Additional responsibilities include maintaining timely, accurate, and confidential documentation; complying with applicable ethical, legal, telehealth, and professional standards; participating in case consultation as needed; and communicating professionally with clients, referral sources, and members of the Box Elder Behavioral Health team.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct comprehensive psychosexual assessments, including clinical interviews, sexual and behavioral histories, and review of collateral records.

  • Administer, score, and interpret appropriate psychometric and assessment instruments.

  • Prepare clear, objective, and timely reports with clinical findings and treatment recommendations.

  • Provide individual and/or group therapy following assessments, as clinically appropriate.

  • Develop and update treatment plans addressing problematic sexual behaviors, accountability, relapse prevention, emotional regulation, and risk management.

  • Monitor client progress and complete timely clinical documentation.

  • Communicate with administrative staff regarding required records, assessment status, and client progress.

  • Collaborate with referral sources, attorneys, social workers, probation or parole officers, and treatment teams, as authorized.

  • Maintain ethical, confidential, and legally compliant assessment and treatment records.

  • Adhere to licensing requirements, professional standards, and applicable legal and telehealth regulations.

  • Participate in case consultation, peer review, or supervision as required.

Requirements

  • Active, unrestricted North Carolina license as an LCMHC, LCSW, or licensed psychologist; additional licensure in Virginia is a plus but not required.

  • Master’s or doctoral degree in counseling, social work, psychology, or a related behavioral health field from an accredited program.

  • Demonstrated experience conducting psychosexual evaluations and treatment.

  • Experience working with children and adults, with a willingness to provide psychosexual assessment and treatment services across all applicable age groups is required.

  • Experience administering, scoring, and interpreting psychosexual and psychological assessment instruments, including the SAI and Millon inventories.

  • Demonstrated experience providing sex offense-specific treatment.

  • Strong psychosexual assessment, clinical interpretation, and report-writing skills.

  • Experience collaborating with multidisciplinary professionals, including legal, correctional, and healthcare providers.

  • Familiarity with HIPAA requirements and applicable confidentiality standards.

  • Ability to maintain thorough, timely, and clinical documentation.

  • Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.

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