Project-Based Mental Health Therapist

The position involves providing services to enrolled recipients (60%), conducting individualized child and family-Centered consultation (20%), and managing community referrals (10%). Responsibilities also include participating in supervision, team meetings, and contributing to required federal, state, and local reporting.

Candidates must possess a master’s or doctoral degree in psychology, social work, or a related field and be license-Eligible in california through the bbs or bop, with bilingual ability in english and spanish required for la county. A minimum of one year of direct therapy experience with adults, couples, families, and children, plus one year working with children birth to five and their families, is mandatory.