Bilingual Spanish Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist -

Mental Health Date Posted:

26 September 2026

Closing Date:

October 26, 2026

Recruiter:

Columbia Mental Health Location:

Warrenton, Virginia Salary:

USD80,000

to

USD100,000

Job Type & Industry:

Technology Risk Contract Type:

Permanent Job Reference:

2988841057-2 Apply for this job now Job Description Columbia Mental Health in Washington, DC seeks a Bilingual Spanish Child and Adolescent Therapist to provide outpatient therapy to children, teens, and families. Responsibilities include diagnostic assessment, individual and family therapy, crisis intervention, and treatment planning using evidence-based modalities. Collaborate closely with psychiatrists, school staff, and community partners to support holistic care. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and participate in case conferences and supervision. We offer an inclusive, supportive environment with strong clinical mentorship, regular trainings, and clear pathways for professional growth and specialization in child and adolescent mental health. Responsibilities Provide individual and family therapy to children and adolescents Conduct diagnostic assessments and develop treatment plans Deliver evidence-based interventions in English and Spanish Provide crisis intervention and safety planning as needed Collaborate with psychiatrists, schools, and community partners Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation Participate in case consultations, supervision, and team meetings Engage families in treatment and provide psychoeducation Monitor treatment progress and adjust plans as needed Contribute to an inclusive, trauma-informed care environment Required Skills Clinical assessment and diagnosis Child and adolescent psychotherapy Family therapy techniques Bilingual Spanish clinical communication Crisis intervention and de-escalation Treatment planning and documentation (EHR) Evidence-based modalities (CBT, TF-CBT, DBT) Trauma-informed care Risk assessment and safety planning Interdisciplinary collaboration