Responsibilities:

Provide individual psychotherapy to children ages 6-17, young adults, and adults experiencing mood disorders, trauma, stress, life transitions, and other emotional or behavioral concerns. Provide couples and family therapy within the clinician's scope of competence, training, and supervision, including the use of Gottman-informed approaches when appropriate. Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments and collaborate with clients to develop individualized treatment goals and plans. Develop thoughtful case conceptualizations that consider the client's developmental stage, relationships, family system, culture, environment, strengths, and presenting concerns. Utilize evidence-informed and developmentally appropriate therapeutic interventions based on each client's needs and treatment goals. Maintain timely, accurate, ethical, and clinically appropriate documentation, including progress notes, treatment plans, assessments, and other required records. Complete risk assessments and safety planning when clinically indicated and promptly consult with a supervisor regarding higher-risk or complex clinical situations. Participate actively in required clinical supervision and come prepared to discuss cases, clinical questions, ethical considerations, professional development needs, and areas for growth. Seek consultation when working outside of current knowledge or experience and demonstrate openness to feedback, coaching, and continued skill development. Maintain appropriate professional and therapeutic boundaries and adhere to applicable ethical standards, legal requirements, practice policies, and Associate licensure requirements. Communicate professionally and promptly with clients, caregivers, supervisors, colleagues, and other appropriate members of a client's care team. Collaborate with parents and caregivers when clinically appropriate while maintaining appropriate confidentiality and boundaries when treating children and adolescents. Coordinate care and provide referrals or resources when clinically appropriate and authorized. Maintain consistent availability and work toward developing and sustaining an agreed-upon caseload. Manage scheduling, cancellations, documentation, and other clinical responsibilities with professionalism and accountability. Participate in team meetings, case consultation, trainings, and other professional-development opportunities as required. Contribute to a collaborative practice culture by sharing resources, participating in consultation, and supporting a respectful and inclusive team environment. Demonstrate cultural humility and an ongoing willingness to examine how culture, identity, lived experience, bias, and systemic factors may influence the therapeutic relationship and clinical care. Remain current with professional development, Associate registration requirements, supervision requirements, and progress toward independent licensure.

Qualifications:

Master's degree in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, or a related field Registered Associate number with the Board of Behavioral Sciences of California Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written Compassionate and empathetic approach to working with clients Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities Qualifications & What We Value Minimum Qualifications To be considered for an Associate Clinician position with All Minds Clear Family Therapy, Inc., candidates should: Hold a qualifying master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Social Work, Professional Clinical Counseling, or a related behavioral health field from an accredited educational institution. Hold a current and active California Associate registration appropriate to their discipline (e.g., AMFT, ACSW, or APCC) and remain in good standing with the applicable licensing board. Be eligible to practice under clinical supervision in accordance with California requirements. Bilingual in English and Spanish , with the ability to conduct psychotherapy, assessments, treatment planning, and clinical discussions effectively in Spanish. Ability to communicate clinical concepts in Spanish in a manner that is clear, culturally responsive, and appropriate to the client's level of understanding . Demonstrated cultural humility and sensitivity when working with Spanish-speaking and Latino/Hispanic individuals and families from diverse backgrounds. Understand professional ethics, confidentiality, mandated reporting, professional boundaries, and appropriate clinical documentation. Be willing and able to provide services to a diverse client population, which may include children and adolescents, adults, couples, and families based on training, competence, and supervision. Be willing to participate consistently and actively in clinical supervision, consultation, training, and professional development. Demonstrate reliable communication, attendance, documentation, and follow-through with clinical and administrative responsibilities. Be able to maintain appropriate professional boundaries and seek supervision or consultation when clinical situations extend beyond current experience or competence. Maintain all registration, supervision, continuing education, and other professional requirements applicable to Associate clinicians. What We Value in an Associate We recognize that Associate clinicians are still developing their professional identities and clinical expertise. We are not looking for someone who already knows everything. We are looking for someone who is committed to becoming an excellent clinician.

Our strongest candidates demonstrate:

Coachability:

You welcome thoughtful feedback, ask questions, and are willing to apply what you learn in supervision.

Clinical Curiosity:

You want to understand what is happening beneath the presenting symptoms and are interested in developing stronger assessment, conceptualization, and intervention skills.

Accountability:

You follow through on commitments, communicate when challenges arise, complete documentation on time, and take responsibility for your professional role.

Cultural Humility:

You recognize that culture, identity, family, community, lived experience, and systemic factors can influence mental health and the therapeutic relationship.

Client-Centered Thinking:

You respect client autonomy and collaborate with clients to develop treatment goals and approaches that reflect their individual needs, strengths, values, and circumstances.

A Systemic Perspective:

You are curious about relationships, family dynamics, developmental experiences, and environmental factors rather than viewing concerns solely as problems within an individual.

Clinical Versatility:

You are interested in expanding your skills across different populations and presenting concerns rather than limiting yourself to one narrow area of practice.

Initiative:

You can identify opportunities to learn, prepare for supervision, strengthen your clinical skills, and use your professional time responsibly without requiring constant direction.

Self-Reflection:

You are willing to examine your clinical decisions, emotional responses, assumptions, strengths, and areas for continued growth.

Professionalism:

You communicate respectfully, maintain appropriate boundaries, protect confidentiality, and represent yourself and the practice professionally.

Collaboration:

You value consultation and recognize that strong clinical work does not happen in isolation. Commitment to

Growth:

You view supervision as more than a requirement for accumulating licensure hours—you see it as an opportunity to become a more confident, competent, and thoughtful therapist. Experience That Is a Plus While not required for every candidate, we especially welcome applicants with training, practicum experience, or a strong interest in developing competency in: Child and adolescent therapy Trauma-informed treatment Mood disorders Stress management and life transitions Family therapy and systemic approaches Couples therapy Gottman-informed couples interventions Parent/caregiver collaboration Culturally responsive and culturally affirming care Evidence-informed therapeutic approaches Most importantly, we are looking for Associates who bring warmth, integrity, curiosity, accountability, and a genuine desire to grow . If you are excited to deepen your clinical skills while providing meaningful care to individuals, couples, and families within a supportive and collaborative practice, we encourage you to apply.

Pay:

$32.00 - $35.00 per hour

Benefits:

Paid time off Professional development assistance Application Question(s): Saturday's are required: Are you available to see patients in person from 9am-3pm on Saturday's?

Education:

Master's (Required)

License/Certification:

ACSW, AMFT, APCC

number (Required) Shift availability: Day Shift (Preferred) Night Shift (Preferred)

Work Location:

Hybrid remote in Riverside, CA 92504