Collage Rehabilitation Partners
Collage Rehabilitation Partners
501 – 1,000 Employees
B2CHealthcareWellness
Collage Rehabilitation Partners provides post-acute neurorehabilitation and neurobehavioral care for people with complex recovery needs. Its healthcare services span residential neurobehavioral programs, supported living, outpatient treatment, home and community rehabilitation, and nursing and homecare across multiple states. The organization uses individualized, data-informed clinical programs to address challenging behaviors, track measurable progress, and coordinate transitions between settings. Collage works with referral partners and funders to support accessible, connected care throughout recovery.

Licensed Professional Counselor (Neurorehabilitation), PRN – San Antonio, TX

Provide individualized counseling and neurological rehabilitation for patients with brain or spinal cord injuries. Assess needs, develop treatment plans, and support patients in homes and community settings around San Antonio.

Description

  • Evaluate and counsel medically complex patients
  • Create individualized treatment plans
  • Support patients adjusting to disability
  • Connect patients with relevant resources
  • Address behavior modification goals
  • Coordinate integrated plans with interdisciplinary teams
  • Provide care in patients’ homes and community settings
  • Use creative activities to support functional goals

Requirements

  • Master’s degree in psychology, counseling, or social work (LCSW)
  • Active state licensure is required
  • Experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
  • Strong planning, organization, writing, and time-management skills
  • Ability to communicate effectively with families, professionals, and coworkers
  • Ability to accept patients for the duration of their stay
  • Willingness to work in San Antonio, Texas, and surrounding areas

Benefits

  • PRN opportunities are available
  • Intensive, individualized one-on-one services
  • Leadership support from therapy professionals
  • Evidence-based treatment practices
  • Equal employment opportunity