Pediatric and Adolescent Clinical Therapist – Ages 0 - 18 

Allied Behavioral Health Solutions is a locally owned organization focusing on serving individuals, families, and communities to create better outcomes for all. Increasing access to high-quality behavioral health services is one of our contributions to these better outcomes. Our staff specialize in a variety of topics and treatment methods to allow us to meet every client wherever they may be. ABHS consists of a closely connected core group of therapists who collaborate and support each other’s professional goals. Our team members offer a broad background of experience and education dedicated to providing care for individuals from all walks of life. 

We provide paid clinical supervision for pre-licensure clinicians, a yearly continuing education/materials stipend, paid trainings in evidence based practices, paid orientation to the position, flexible scheduling with work-from-home and telehealth options, and our administrative staff provides insurance credentialing and support in client management, scheduling, and billing. PTO and benefits are also available for full-time staff. 

The primary function of this position is to provide individual, family, and group counseling for pediatric and adolescent aged clients and their families. 

Primary Responsibilities 

• Provide individual/family/group counseling services utilizing evidence-based practices for 20-25 sessions a week with some evening availability. 

• Commitment to learning and utilizing a variety of evidence-based practices including but not limited to TF-CBT, CPP, CPC-CBT, and/or DBT. 

• Partner with outside agencies for client service delivery, as needed (DCS and other providers) ● Provide education regarding behavioral health needs to staff and families as needed. 

• Appropriately assess and diagnose identified client, per insurance requirements. 

• Develop appropriate treatment plans for identified client(s). 

• Maintain timely session and billing documentation. 

• Participate actively in a growing, relationship focused practice, with a high volume of referrals 

Reports to: Team Coordinator 

Minimum Requirements:

• Master’s in Counseling or related discipline.

• Must be eligible to obtain temporary LPC within six months of hiring.

• Must be committed to seeking independent licensure as an LPC-MHSP within a reasonable timeline. LPC-MHSP or related licensure is preferred.

• Experience working with diverse cultures and backgrounds.

• Proficiency in Microsoft OFFICE, including Word, Outlook, and Excel.

• Experience working in a medical and/or clinical setting is preferred. 

Required Skills and Abilities:

• Excellent oral and written communication skills reflecting professional knowledge and demeanor in all forms of communication.

• Ability to build strong rapport with children, adolescents, and families quickly.

• Capacity to work individually and in a family context.

• Ability to remain calm and effectively manage crisis situations.

• Capacity to work effectively in an interdisciplinary team.

• Capability to collect data and engage in appropriate feedback.