Provide a licensed clinician (LCSW or LPC) to serve as a part-time treatment coordinator.
Submit a proposal in response to the RFP by the closing date.
Requirements
From the documents
Licence
LCSW or LPC certification
Posted Scope of Work
Licensed Clinician with LCSW or LPC certification to work as part-time treatment coordinator.
Scope, read from the documentsAI-generated
The contractor will provide treatment coordination services on a part-time basis, requiring the individual to hold an LCSW or LPC certification.
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Questions & answers
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What certification must the treatment coordinator hold?
The individual must be a Licensed Clinician with LCSW or LPC certification.
When are proposals due?
Proposals close on 10/20/26 at 11:30 AM.
Who is the contact for this solicitation?
Leisel Collins, reachable at col119@henrico.gov or 804-501-5687.
Where is the work performed?
The work location is the County of Henrico.
Full source recordEvery field Virginia eVA published, untouched
Id
IV129403
App
IV
Doccd
RFP
Agency
LA22HENRICOGOVT
Detail
Fields
Buyer
Leisel Collins
Issued
10/1/26 4:55 PM
Status
Open
Closing
10/20/26 11:30 AM
Summary
Licensed Clinician with LCSW or LPC certification to work as part-time treatment coordinator.
Category
Non-professional Services - Non-Technology
Issued By
Henrico County Government
Time Left
18 days
Work Location
County of Henrico
Opportunity Type
Request for Proposals (RFP)
Summary
Licensed Clinician with LCSW or LPC certification to work as part-time treatment coordinator.
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