LCSW / Licensed Therapist | $106K-$115K | Northern Arizona For a therapist who wants more time for actual clinical work and less pressure to carry a high-throughput caseload, this Northern Arizona opportunity is worth a look. The role averages about 6-8 patients per day, sits within an established behavioral-health team, and is specifically intended to expand access to evidence-based psychotherapy in a community where long-term therapeutic relationships matter. Position Details Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM outpatient schedule. Average daily volume of approximately 6-8 patients. Focus on evaluations/intakes and ongoing individual, family, and group psychotherapy. Treat a broad range of behavioral-health concerns including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, family conflict, substance-use concerns, and crisis situations. Shared 24/7 crisis-call rotation generally 3-4 days per month; after-hours activity is described as generally light. Most days are at the primary clinic, with approximately 3-4 days per month at a rural satellite medical center. Established support includes psychiatry, psychiatric NPs, experienced social workers, office support, a CMA, and an RN case manager. Compensation and Benefits Annual salary range: $106,000-$115,000. Relocation assistance available up to $15,000 Medical, dental, vision, retirement, disability coverage, paid leave, and employee-assistance resources among benefits available PTO starting at 19.5 days per year IHS student loan repayment available up to $50,000 every two years. Qualifications Master's degree in a behavioral-health-related field required. LCSW certification preferred. AZ state licensure or willingness to obtain Two years of experience preferred; Experience with psychotherapy, crisis intervention, treatment planning, case management, and care coordination is highly relevant. Bilingual English/Navajo skills preferred; valid unrestricted driver's license and required background clearance apply. Surrounding Location Historic Northern Arizona region with a smaller-community lifestyle, open space, and strong cultural identity. Flagstaff is less than an hour from the primary service area and offers a commercial airport, dining, shopping, entertainment, and university-town amenities. Outdoor recreation includes hiking, skiing, mountain biking, stargazing, Sedona, the Grand Canyon region, and nearby national parks and monuments. The area can be a strong fit for candidates who value community, history, Native American culture, and a slower day-to-day pace. Some current clinicians live in Flagstaff and commute, offering another relocation option for candidates who prefer a larger regional hub.