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About the Role

Lyon-Martin Therapists provide clinically appropriate outpatient mental health and co-occurring substance use disorder services. As a specialist in queer, trans, and intersex (QTI) care, therapists are expected to have experience and a commitment to LGBTQIA+ community health care. The Eating Disorder Lead will focus their caseload on clients in eating disorder recovery, assist with program development, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats mental health/substance use disorders within individual client sessions.
Maintains a therapy caseload focusing on those in active EDO recovery/treatment.
De-escalates clients with EDO in mental health emergencies or states of high emotional distress.
Facilitates group therapy focusing on coping skills, DBT/CBT, challenging cognitive distortions/beliefs about food, and supporting meal planning.
Assesses diet recalls and patterns for adequacy and concerns specific to eating disorder presentation.
Utilizes appropriate referral and collateral sources to best support each client.
Provides clinical case management, assisting with accessing food access-related benefits or programs, external support services, and coordinating access to higher levels of care.
Attends weekly mental health team meetings, supervision meetings, Collaborative Care meetings, and Multidisciplinary EDO Team Meetings.
Maintains at least one in-person clinical day per week.
Completes gender affirming procedure assessments and writes letters of support for insurance and surgeon approval.
Creates patient resource handouts focusing on EDO education and support, especially tailored to marginalized communities.
Supports within Multidisciplinary EDO Team meetings to develop program policies & procedures, forms, and clinical guidelines.
Co-facilitates meal groups with dietitian and facilitates EDO groups.
Develops partnerships with external organizations and providers that offer higher levels of care for EDO treatment.
Advocates for clients experiencing discrimination in the course of EDO treatment.
Meets benchmarks for applicable visit numbers and quality indicators.
Responds to in-basket messages within 72 hours, urgent ones same day.
Closes visit notes same day.
Assists in continuous quality improvement through on-going problem/needs identification and problem solving.
Acts as a champion of change and a leader for improvement activities.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited school of social work or marriage & family therapy with a master’s degree or a school of psychology with a PsyD. or PhD.
California license (LCSW, LMFT or PsyD/PhD), or working toward licensure in one of the above disciplines and registered with the appropriate Board.
Clinical experience working in the EDO field.
Passion and desire to part of a multidisciplinary team specializing in eating disorder treatment.
Culturally sensitive/humble and able to work with a diverse population with eating disorders of varying levels of acuity.
Able to hold boundaries with clients given the ego-syntonic nature of eating disorders.
Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, specifically Word, Outlook, internet applications, zoom, computer technology, and phone use.
Experience working with lesbian, bisexual, transgender, gender non-conforming, non-binary, and intersex communities, populations with varying disabilities, racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds and economic statuses, people who do sex work, those experiencing homelessness, people who have challenges with mental illness and/or using drugs, those of with a history of incarceration, people of varying ages.
An interest in and commitment to gender affirming health care and health care access for underserved populations.
Bilingual Spanish/English fluency; other bilingual or multilingual fluency.
EMDR training; DBT training; CBT training.
Familiarity with Epic.
At least 2 years of experience working in the EDO field.

Skills

Mission-driven
Maintains appropriate boundaries
Teamwork
Communication
Reliability
Customer Service
Computer Literacy
Tolerance for Stress, Ambiguity, and Change
Attention to Detail
Decision Making
Integrity and Ethics
Presentation Skills
Accountability
Follow Through
Cultural Humility and Sensitivity
Intelligence
Creativity/innovation
Enthusiasm
Work ethic

Location

San Francisco, CA

Work Type

16-40 hrs/week
Non-Exempt

Experience Level

Associate’s-level clinicians
Licensed clinicians
At least 2 years of experience working in the EDO field

Education Level

Master’s degree in social work or marriage & family therapy
PsyD. or PhD. in psychology

Salary/Compensations

$ 82,840.16 (at 40 hrs/week) for Associate’s-level clinicians
$ 104,374.40 (at 40 hrs/week) for Licensed clinicians

About the Company

The mission of Lyon-Martin Community Health Services is to provide high quality, compassionate and trauma-informed medical, gynecological, and mental health care services to trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and intersex communities and cis-gender women with specific sensitivity to LGBQA sexual orientation, disability, size, race, ethnicity, and language, regardless of immigration status or ability to pay.
We aim to eliminate health inequities for our communities by rooting our clinical practice in core foundational intersectional frameworks of anti-racism, self-determination, harm reduction, and reproductive and disability justice.
As a community clinic, we believe our communities are best served by and for us; that’s why community engagement and leadership development are central to our mission of community care and mutual aid.
Finally, we commit to increasing access to culturally responsive care beyond our walls through provider training and education, and policy advocacy.