Professionals with one of the following credentials are qualified to provide psychosocial counseling:

A Social worker with a master's degree or a Ph.D. in social work from a Certified Social Work Education-accredited school of social work.
A Registered nurse with advanced specialized counseling education and training as a clinical nurse specialist or certified psychiatric nurse.
A Professional licensed to provide clinical, counseling, and psychotherapy services by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance.
A Counselor with a master's degree in counseling.
D. in psychology.
A master's or doctoral level graduate student intern from an accredited school of social work or a psychology or counseling program, under the supervision of a licensed practitioner qualified to supervise such interns.
Functions as a Therapist for the professional, multidisciplinary Child Protection Team and Sexual Abuse Treatment Program, organized to provide and coordinate services for victims of child abuse and neglect.



Assesses need and provides therapy to children and families verified as victims of abuse following CPT assessment. The position requires knowledge in the areas of child abuse and neglect and family dynamics, skills in the areas of assessing/case management, crisis intervention, trauma-based therapy, experience with the judicial system as advocate and expert witness, available community resources and making appropriate referrals. Provides direct therapy and counseling services to child victims, siblings of victims, and non-offending caregivers. Completes safety planning to prevent continued or future abuse. Conducts training for the community as assigned. Social Worker eligible for Florida licensure
Experience in Trauma focused care and planning.
Health Assessment Required
Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the US.

📌 University Counsellor (León)
🏢 University of Florida
📍 León