Careers

Provide therapy services for individuals, couples, and families in a compassionate, structured, and evidence-informed environment. You will help clients navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, grief, relationship stress, and emotional regulation — with care that respects dignity and confidentiality.

• Conduct intake assessments and develop personalized treatment plans
• Provide individual and/or family therapy sessions (in-person and/or telehealth)
• Maintain accurate documentation aligned with clinical standards
• Collaborate with psychiatric providers when medication support is needed
• Support crisis prevention, safety planning, and continuity of care

• Active state license (or license-eligible with supervision plan)
• Strong communication + empathy + professional boundaries
• Experience with trauma-informed care is a plus
• Ability to work with diverse cultures, backgrounds, and family systems

Provide psychiatric evaluations, diagnostic support, medication management, and ongoing monitoring. You’ll work closely with therapists and family supports to ensure holistic outcomes — mind, body, environment, and community stability.

• Complete assessments and psychiatric evaluations
• Provide medication management (with education + monitoring)
• Coordinate care plans with therapy team and support specialists
• Document visits and treatment plans in a timely manner
• Support crisis stabilization pathways and follow-up care

• PMHNP certification and active license
• Strong clinical judgement and ethical practice
• Comfortable with telehealth and in-person workflows
• Values collaboration and patient-centered decision-making

Support clients and families through practical care coordination: resources, appointment follow-ups, life skills support, and progress tracking. This role helps translate treatment plans into real-life stability.

• Coordinate resources (housing, school support, community programs)
• Help clients build routines, organization, and life skills
• Provide wellness check-ins and appointment support
• Work with caregivers and families to strengthen support systems
• Track progress and report updates to the clinical team

• Experience in behavioral health support, social work, or care coordination
• Reliable communication and ability to manage follow-ups
• Respect for confidentiality + professional boundaries
• Passion for community impact and stable outcomes