Now Hiring! In-Person IIC Clinicians

Bonnie Brae has helped over 10,000 youth and families in the State of NJ since its founding as a residential treatment center in 1916.  In 2018, Bonnie Brae established intensive in-community (IIC) services, providing in-home community based therapy and behavioral assistance services. IIC services are aimed to provide clinical support for parents/caregivers in the home with youth with emotional and behavioral difficulties. Bonnie Brae provides culturally competent, strength based, trauma-informed, youth and family-centered care. The goal is to stabilize the youth in the home and strengthen/preserve the family constellation.

We are looking for highly motivated licensed professionals who are qualified to provide weekly clinical therapeutic services to youth and families in their home/community.

License / Knowledge / Skills / Abilities / Experience:

• Valid NJ clinical license:  LAC, LSW, LCSW, LPC or LMFT.
• LAC and LSW clinician must provide evidence of board approved supervision.
• Must meet with the youth and their family in their home and/or community on a weekly basis.
• Must maintain youth’s clinical record including weekly progress notes, treatment plans, and BAISPs if applicable. Bonnie Brae provides culturally competent, strength based, youth and family-centered care.
• Must collaborate and communicate effectively with all treatment team members (e.g. family, care manager, school, behavior assistant, mentor, etc.)
• Must have a valid driver’s license and a reliable registered and insured vehicle.
• Must maintain and provide proof of general and professional liability insurance.
• Prior Intensive In-Community (IIC) experience is a plus.
• Experience with children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities preferred.
• Experience with the CYBER Performcare system.
• Fluency in multiple languages (Spanish especially) a plus.

Compensation: Commensurate with license and experience.

Resumes can be sent to our IIC manager:  mabada@bonnie-brae.org