Over six weeks (June 26th – August 4th, 2023) under the direction of the TEEP Program Director and TBCC Clinical Director, the TEEP Summer Clinician will:

Consult & Support TBC program leadership (2-3 hrs weekly)

· Hours to include time needed for onboarding and pre-planning meetings before TEEP orientation, during programming, and post-programming debrief meeting time TBD.

· Onboarding and orientation to TEEP programming

· Weekly meetings with TEEP Programmatic Leadership where the clinician will provide support to staff in their efforts to provide programming that is grounded in trauma-informed, social-emotional learning and youth development.

· Regular Supervision with TBCC Clinical Director frequency TBD based upon programmatic needs and experience of the clinician providing services. Objective: to provide clinical supervision around the mental health and wellness needs of TEEP youth and staff.

· Be available to assist in identifying and making needed mental health or community-based referrals, complete corresponding documentation, and perform other duties as assigned by TBCC Clinical Director and TEEP Director.

Support youth workers in the TEEP (3-4 hrs weekly)

· Attend TEEP orientation week to build rapport with TEEP LDP (Leadership Development Program) youth leadership staff

· Lead a weekly LDP support space: Support LDP staff in their efforts to grow as young leaders providing trauma-informed and social-emotional learning to middle school students. Example topics: SEL; communication; group cohesion, beloved community, etc..

Milieu Support: TEEP middle school youth (2-3 hrs weekly)

· Support of Programmatic Milieu will involve:

– modeling trauma-informed care & SEL learning

– consultation and support around trauma-informed youth development and social-emotional learning practices

– Check-ins with LDP staff, middle school youth, teachers, or families

– Leading or participating in circles or workshops on mental health and wellness, mindfulness, etc.

Skills and Qualifications

· Preferably be a licensed LMHC, LICSW, Ph.D. or PsyD in psychology with a current license to practice independently as a mental health professional in the state of Massachusetts

· Minimum of two years’ experience in individual, group psychotherapy, or community or school-based mental health services for youth and families (preferred experience with youth & families of color)

· Preferably bi-lingual (Spanish, Haitian, or Cape Verdean Creole)

· Enthusiasm for youth work, youth workers, and working as a team player in collaboration with others to support youth development and leadership.

· Experience working with youth in urban settings

· Knowledgeable and experienced provider of social-emotional, trauma-informed, or restorative justice learning experiences and practices centered around youth development.

· Experience in maintaining HIPAA security & privacy practices and quality assurance

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to: Asha Ragin, aragin@trinityconnects.org

Job Type: Temporary

Pay: $60.00 - $80.00 per hour

Schedule:

• Day shift
• Monday to Friday
• No nights
• No weekends

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Boston, MA 02116: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)

License/Certification:

• LMHC, LICSW or PhD Licensure (Required)

Work Location: In person

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