Leidos, a global leader in defense and intelligence solutions, is seeking a Military and Family Life Counselor to support service members and their families. In this role, you will provide non-medical, short-term counseling, crisis intervention, and psychoeducation to address stress, deployment, relationship, and family challenges. You will collaborate with command leadership and installation resources, maintain strict confidentiality within program guidelines, and deliver outreach, training, and preventive services. Leidos' culture emphasizes ethics, innovation, work-life balance, and professional growth in a mission-focused environment.
Responsibilities
- Provide on site, non medical, short term counseling to adult service members, spouses, and other eligible family members to address stress, relationship issues, deployment challenges, grief, and everyday life concerns.
- Deliver individual, couples, and family sessions using evidence informed, solution focused approaches that promote resilience and healthy coping within the military community.
- Conduct outreach across the installation, building trusted relationships with commands, unit leadership, community partners, and support organizations to promote awareness of counseling services.
- Facilitate psychoeducational briefings, workshops, and small group sessions on topics such as stress management, communication skills, reintegration, parenting, and suicide awareness.
- Support service members and families across the deployment cycle, including pre deployment preparation, during deployment support, and post deployment reintegration.
- Perform risk assessments and safety planning for individuals experiencing acute stress, suicidal ideation, intimate partner conflict, or other high risk situations, following Do
- D and Leidos protocols for reporting and referral.
- Collaborate with command, chaplains, medical, and family support programs to coordinate care, while maintaining client confidentiality within applicable regulations and policies.
- Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant activity records, statistics, and narrative summaries in secure Leidos and customer systems, adhering to program standards and quality expectations.
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of military culture, chain of command, and operational tempo to tailor counseling, communication, and outreach to each unit's unique environment.
- Participate in ongoing training, supervision, and professional development opportunities provided by Leidos to maintain clinical competencies and awareness of current best practices.
- Uphold Leidos' values of ethical conduct, diversity and inclusion, collaboration, and community engagement while serving as a visible, professional representative of the company on the installation.
- Adapt flexibly to changing mission requirements, schedules, and locations within the installation or region, ensuring consistent and accessible support to service members and families.
Required Skills
- Non medical individual, couples, and family counseling
- Crisis assessment, intervention, and safety planning
- Case documentation and secure record keeping (non clinical records, activity logs)
- Brief, solution focused and cognitive behavioral interventions
- Psychoeducation and resilience training development and delivery
- Group facilitation and workshop delivery
- Outreach, engagement, and relationship building with command and community resources
- Risk assessment for suicidality, domestic violence, and child welfare concerns
- Knowledge of military culture, deployment cycle, and family stressors
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with command, chaplains, and installation services
- Ethical practice, confidentiality, and mandated reporting in a Do
- D context
- Cultural competence and sensitivity with diverse military populations
- Time management and self directed work in a dynamic, operational environment
- Basic computer literacy and use of secure communication platforms
Leidos, a global leader in defense and intelligence solutions, is seeking a Military and Family Life Counselor to support service members and their families. In this role, you will provide non-medical, short-term counseling, crisis intervention, and psychoeducation to address stress, deployment, relationship, and family challenges. You will collaborate with command leadership and installation resources, maintain strict confidentiality within program guidelines, and deliver outreach, training, and preventive services. Leidos' culture emphasizes ethics, innovation, work-life balance, and professional growth in a mission-focused environment.
Responsibilities
- Provide on site, non medical, short term counseling to adult service members, spouses, and other eligible family members to address stress, relationship issues, deployment challenges, grief, and everyday life concerns.
- Deliver individual, couples, and family sessions using evidence informed, solution focused approaches that promote resilience and healthy coping within the military community.
- Conduct outreach across the installation, building trusted relationships with commands, unit leadership, community partners, and support organizations to promote awareness of counseling services.
- Facilitate psychoeducational briefings, workshops, and small group sessions on topics such as stress management, communication skills, reintegration, parenting, and suicide awareness.
- Support service members and families across the deployment cycle, including pre deployment preparation, during deployment support, and post deployment reintegration.
- Perform risk assessments and safety planning for individuals experiencing acute stress, suicidal ideation, intimate partner conflict, or other high risk situations, following Do
- D and Leidos protocols for reporting and referral.
- Collaborate with command, chaplains, medical, and family support programs to coordinate care, while maintaining client confidentiality within applicable regulations and policies.
- Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant activity records, statistics, and narrative summaries in secure Leidos and customer systems, adhering to program standards and quality expectations.
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of military culture, chain of command, and operational tempo to tailor counseling, communication, and outreach to each unit's unique environment.
- Participate in ongoing training, supervision, and professional development opportunities provided by Leidos to maintain clinical competencies and awareness of current best practices.
- Uphold Leidos' values of ethical conduct, diversity and inclusion, collaboration, and community engagement while serving as a visible, professional representative of the company on the installation.
- Adapt flexibly to changing mission requirements, schedules, and locations within the installation or region, ensuring consistent and accessible support to service members and families.
Required Skills
- Non medical individual, couples, and family counseling
- Crisis assessment, intervention, and safety planning
- Case documentation and secure record keeping (non clinical records, activity logs)
- Brief, solution focused and cognitive behavioral interventions
- Psychoeducation and resilience training development and delivery
- Group facilitation and workshop delivery
- Outreach, engagement, and relationship building with command and community resources
- Risk assessment for suicidality, domestic violence, and child welfare concerns
- Knowledge of military culture, deployment cycle, and family stressors
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with command, chaplains, and installation services
- Ethical practice, confidentiality, and mandated reporting in a Do
- D context
- Cultural competence and sensitivity with diverse military populations
- Time management and self directed work in a dynamic, operational environment
- Basic computer literacy and use of secure communication platforms
