• An attractive, furnished work space with all supplies needed.
• Flexible work hours, to support a healthy work-life balance.
• A Coordinator to schedule intakes, verify insurance benefits, submit claims to insurance, monitor reimbursement, and assist with insurance credentialing.
• The opportunity to build a “niche” based on your specific areas of passion and expertise. For instance, we currently have staff specializing in preschool age children, trauma therapy, teens and young adults, and attachment focused therapy for parents/caregivers and children.
• A very competitive rate of reimbursement. (This is a fee-for-service position.)
• Opportunities for clinical supervision and consultation with peers.
• A warm, collaborative work environment where leadership values transparency and communication.
• Use of the most current technology to facilitate clinical practice, including electronic record-keeping, automated text reminders to reduce missed appointments, options for on-line scheduling, and more.

• Are enthusiastic about working with children and/or teens.
• Are committed to providing clients with the best possible care and believe in continued education and supervision.
• Have strong clinical skills. Experience with evidence-based treatment models or training in play therapy (RPT) is a plus.
• Are team-players who will contribute to a warm, collaborative work environment.

Required Qualifications

• Currently licensed to practice in Pennsylvania as an LCSW, LPC, LMFT, or Licensed Psychologist.
• Have experience of providing mental health services to youth.
• Available for a minimum of 6 clinical hours/week, working at least 2 days or evenings per week. Full-time opportunities are also available.

Position Description

• Provide outpatient therapy to children and/or teens. There is some opportunity to work with young adults and occasionally with adult clients.
• Psychologists may also provide diagnostic evaluations, which often involve evaluating for ADHD or making a differential diagnosis at the request of the family doctor. There is the potential to expand to psychological testing.
• Proactive collaboration with schools, caseworkers, physicians, and other service providers.
• Opportunities may exist for public speaking, facilitating groups or workshops, and other professional activities.