The Registered Dietitian will provide nutrition therapy, develop individualized meal plans, and facilitate clinical nutrition groups for patients in the eating disorders program. They will also collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to monitor medical status and ensure comprehensive patient care.
The therapist will facilitate group therapy sessions and provide individual therapy for a caseload of adolescents. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary treatment teams to develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans.
Facilitate evidence-based group therapy sessions and provide therapeutic support during meals for patients in the eating disorders program. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary treatment team to document clinical observations and ensure comprehensive patient care.
The Primary Therapist will develop and implement individualized treatment plans for patients in the eating disorders program while conducting individual therapy sessions. They will also coordinate care with an interdisciplinary team, including dietitians and psychiatrists, to ensure comprehensive patient support.
The Family Therapist will facilitate family and support system sessions for adult patients to reduce accommodation and build recovery skills. They will also contribute to interdisciplinary treatment teams, coordinate care, and facilitate interpersonal skills groups within the program curriculum.
The Associate Director will lead the clinical team, monitor treatment model fidelity, and provide supervision to staff while maintaining a defined clinical caseload. They will also manage day-to-day clinical operations, including census flow, admissions readiness, and program development initiatives.
The Intake Specialist manages patient admissions by answering inquiries, scheduling appointments, and performing screenings. They are also responsible for collecting demographic and insurance data while maintaining accurate patient records through administrative tasks.
The Adult Psychiatrist will provide psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and medication management for patients in PHP and IOP programs. They will also lead multidisciplinary treatment teams to develop individualized care plans and ensure clinical excellence.
