Jobs and Fellowships

Job description

• Full-time, 40 hours/week
• Two-year postgraduate fellowship
• Begins July 26, 2027

The UC Berkeley Post-MSW Fellowship in Clinical Social Work provides advanced clinical training through University Health Services. Fellows provide counseling and clinical services while receiving supervision and professional development. The fellowship is designed for MSW graduates pursuing clinical social work and licensure.

Requirements

• MSW from a CSWE-accredited program by July 1, 2027
• Two academic years or more of supervised direct service experience
• Clinical internship experience is typically accepted
• Must pursue registration as an Associate Clinical Social Worker (ASW) in California
• Background check required

Benefits

• First-year stipend: approximately $52,200
• Second-year stipend: approximately $78,000
• Medical insurance
• Vacation and sick leave
• Professional development time
• University benefits and resources

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The fellowship begins July 26, 2027. Applications are reviewed beginning in January, with interviews taking place February–March.

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Job description

• Full-time postgraduate fellowship
• Clinical mental health
• Individual and group counseling
• Crisis assessment and intervention

The American University Post-MSW Fellowship provides supervised clinical training within a university counseling setting. Fellows receive weekly supervision and work with students through individual and group counseling, consultation, crisis assessment, and other behavioral health services. The program uses theoretically integrative and multicultural approaches, including psychodynamic psychotherapy, CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-based approaches.

Requirements

• MSW from a CSWE-accredited program
• Successful completion of the ASWB national examination
• Registered as a Licensed Graduate Social Worker (LGSW) by the start of the fellowship
• Clinical experience preferred

Benefits

• Full-time position
• $48,000 annual salary
• Benefits
• Weekly clinical supervision
• Training in multiple clinical approaches
• University counseling center experience

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The application deadline for the next fellowship is March 17, 2027.

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Job description

• Postgraduate clinical fellowship
• Social work and related clinical disciplines
• LGBTQ+ affirmative practice
• Trauma-informed and intersectional practice

Live Oak Chicago's Founders' Fellowship provides postgraduate clinical training for social workers and other helping professionals. The program emphasizes LGBTQ+ affirmative practice, trauma-informed care, and intersectional clinical practice. The fellowship is not being offered for 2026–27, but the organization expects to provide information about the 2027–28 cohort in late 2026.

Requirements

• Master’s or doctoral degree in social work, clinical counseling, art therapy, marriage and family therapy, or related field
• Interest in advanced clinical training
• Commitment to LGBTQ+ affirmative and culturally responsive practice

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This is one I would definitely put on a watch list for 2027–28, particularly for someone interested in relational, trauma-informed, LGBTQ+ affirmative clinical work.

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Job description

Counseling Speaks is a growing group counseling practice seeking three therapists to join its clinical team. The practice seeks compassionate, dedicated clinicians who value meaningful therapeutic relationships and individualized care.

Three positions are available:

• Male Therapist – Provides therapy to adults and young professionals experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, self-esteem concerns, relationship challenges, career changes, family concerns, and significant life transitions.
• Trauma & Resilience Therapist – Works with adults, adolescents, and/or young adults navigating trauma, grief, difficult life experiences, relationship trauma, major transitions, coping challenges, and resilience.
• Couples & Relationship Therapist – Works with couples and individuals around communication, conflict, trust, emotional connection, relationship concerns, and meaningful relationship decisions.

Responsibilities include:

• Provide individual and/or couples therapy based on clinical specialization
• Provide in-person and telehealth services
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Support clients with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, life transitions, and other clinical concerns
• Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation
• Collaborate with other clinicians when appropriate
• Develop a caseload aligned with clinical interests and expertise

Requirements

• Ph.D., Psy.D., LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or LSW
• Active Illinois licensure preferred
• Pre-licensed clinicians actively working toward Illinois licensure may also be considered
• Experience working with adults and/or specialized training in trauma therapy preferred, depending on the position
• Couples therapy experience and specialized training preferred for the Couples & Relationship Therapist position
• Strong clinical skills and commitment to thoughtful, individualized client care

Position details

• Part-time or full-time
• Hybrid position
• In-person services available in Chicago and Park Ridge
• Telehealth services available throughout Illinois
• Compensation and benefits discussed during the interview process and based on experience, credentials, clinical background, availability, and other relevant factors

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Counseling Speaks welcomes clinicians who are interested in building a meaningful clinical practice within a growing group counseling setting. Clinicians are encouraged to develop a caseload that aligns with their clinical interests and expertise.

Interested clinicians should complete the clinician application through the Counseling Speaks website and email the office once the application has been submitted.

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Questions can be directed to office@counselingspeaks.com.

Job description

• Full-time W-2
• 100% telehealth
• Services provided throughout Massachusetts
• Set your own hours within the week
• Pre-screened caseload from an existing waitlist

EMDR Unlocked is a small, EMDR-focused telehealth practice seeking its first clinician. The therapist will provide EMDR-focused clinical services to clients throughout Massachusetts. The position offers the opportunity to join an established practice with a pre-screened caseload rather than building a caseload from scratch.

Requirements

• Massachusetts-licensed LICSW or LMHC
• Active, unrestricted Massachusetts license
• Completion of EMDR Basic Training, including the full 8-phase EMDR training through an EMDRIA-approved provider
• Strong clinical skills and interest in EMDR-focused treatment
• Bilingual English/Spanish strongly preferred
• BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and Spanish-speaking clinicians are especially encouraged to apply

Benefits

• $59,000–$67,000/year at a full caseload of 22–25 sessions/week
• Full-time W-2 employment
• Bi-weekly payroll
• Workers’ compensation coverage
• Malpractice coverage under the practice policy
• Pre-screened clients from the existing waitlist
• Flexible scheduling within the week
• Fully remote position

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EMDR Unlocked is an EMDR-focused telehealth practice serving clients across Massachusetts. The practice particularly welcomes clinicians who bring bilingual, multicultural, LGBTQIA+, and other diverse clinical perspectives.

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Job description

• Head Clinician
• 75% time with transition to full-time as enrollment grows
• Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
• Onsite only
• 12-month therapeutic high school
• Start date: November 2, 2026

J.S. Bryant School is a private, nonprofit therapeutic high school serving LGBTQIA+ teens navigating social-emotional and mental health challenges. The school integrates experiential learning, wellness support, individual and group therapy, and nature- and animal-based experiences on a 5-acre campus.

The Head Clinician will provide direct clinical services, coordinate the school's wellness programming, support staff in addressing students' social-emotional and mental health needs, and respond to student crises. At full enrollment, the Head Clinician will also supervise therapeutic staff.

Requirements

• Relevant Master's Degree and active mental health professional licensure
• Minimum of 3 years of experience providing clinical support to teens
• LICSW strongly preferred
• Experience supporting adolescents with diverse social-emotional, behavioral, and mental health needs
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Ability to create a positive, inclusive wellness environment
• Ability to incorporate nature-based therapy practices
• Strong background working with and supporting the LGBTQIA+ community through professional or lived experience

Responsibilities

• Complete student assessments and treatment plans
• Provide weekly individual therapy and family therapy as appropriate
• Facilitate twice-weekly group therapy and skill-building sessions
• Coordinate wellness clubs such as hiking, animal care, art, music, and book clubs
• Provide therapeutic consultation and support to school staff
• Respond to student emergencies and follow crisis protocols
• Maintain HIPAA-compliant clinical documentation and confidentiality
• Coordinate student and family therapy scheduling
• Communicate with parents/guardians, outside providers, DESE, and local school districts as needed
• Provide professional development and training for school staff
• Participate in staff, school-wide, and safety meetings
• Support start-up activities as the school continues to grow
• Supervise therapeutic staff when the school reaches full capacity

Benefits

• $75,000–$90,000 full-time annual salary, prorated for part-time employment
• Medical insurance with full-time employment
• Retirement plan with full-time employment
• Opportunity to transition from 75% to full-time as enrollment grows

More info

J.S. Bryant School is a therapeutic school specifically serving LGBTQIA+ adolescents and integrates clinical care with experiential education, nature, and animal-based programming.

Application deadline: October 15, 2026. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, beginning immediately.

Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, and names/titles of three references to Allison Druin, Head of School, at hiring@jsbryantschool.org.

The interview process includes online and in-person interviews and three professional references.

Job description

• Fee-for-service Licensed Therapist
• In-person and outpatient mental health
• Park Slope, Brooklyn
• Approximately 15 patients/week
• 45-minute sessions
• $45/session
• Weekly clinical supervision that counts toward licensure

Brooklyn Center for Psychotherapy is an outpatient mental health center in Park Slope providing accessible, high-quality care in a supportive clinical environment. The Center is seeking multiple therapists to provide individual therapy to an ethnically and culturally diverse population of children, adolescents, and adults.

Requirements

• Master’s Degree in Social Work or Psychology
• Valid New York State LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, LCAT, or applicable doctoral-level license
• Minimum of 2–3 years of post-degree experience
• Experience providing individual and/or group therapy
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Sensitivity and experience working with diverse cultural, religious, racial, disability, and gender identities
• Experience working with children ages 5–18 is a plus

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments to determine individual therapy needs
• Provide outpatient individual therapy using behavioral and psychodynamic approaches
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation in accordance with New York State Office of Mental Health and HIPAA requirements
• Use the Center’s electronic medical record system
• Communicate with patients and families to support treatment goals
• Address gender-related and aging-related concerns as appropriate
• Participate in weekly clinical supervision

Schedule

• Approximately 15 patients per week
• 45-minute sessions
• One day per week in person required
• Saturdays, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., preferred
• Children and adolescent caseload available

Compensation

• $45 per session
• Fee-for-service position
• Weekly clinical supervision provided and counts toward licensure

More info

Brooklyn Center for Psychotherapy offers the opportunity to work alongside a supportive team of mental health professionals in a welcoming clinical environment serving a diverse patient population.

To apply, email a resume to Kerri Kopelowitz, Executive Director, at kkopelowitz@bcp300.com