Master's Level Family Counselor (FBMHP)

•Family Based Mental Health Therapist

City

Chambersburg, PA

Clinic

Franklin/Fulton County Children's Services

Job Type

Clinical

Benefits

Employer-covered health insurance or compensation if you have alternative coverage

Access to dental, vision, and disability insurance plans

401(k) with company matching after one year of service

Paid time off and holiday pay

Student Loan Paydown Program and Tuition Discounts for continued education Professional Growth & Support Comprehensive, employer-paid training in the ESFT model leading to valuable certification

FREE supervision provided for licensure

Weekly supervision and team collaboration to enhance your clinical skills

Structured training to support your success in delivering evidence-based family therapy

A collaborative team environment with ongoing clinical support

Bilingual candidates are eligible for a bonus

Requirements

Master's Degree in the field of human services such as: counseling, psychology, social work, criminal justice, education, rehabilitation

Minimum of 2 years of experience working with children and/or families in a CASSP-related program

Volunteer and internship experience count toward experience

Ability to transport clients in your own car

Must have a valid driver's license with a clear driving record

Ability to provide services in a variety of locations, including home, school, and community

Ability to participate in on-call coverage on a rotating schedule Clearances Required PA State Police Criminal History Check

FBI Clearance completed through the Department of Human Services

PA Childline Abuse Clearance

Description Master's Level Family Counselor (FBMHP)

•Family Based Mental Health Therapist

Full Time | Flexible Schedule

Pay:

$57,000

•64,000

Degree Required:

Master's Degree Help Keep Families Together. Change Lives Where It Matters Most. Are you a compassionate, resilient, and systemic thinker who believes families can heal and grow—even in the hardest moments? Do you want meaningful clinical work that helps prevent out-of-home placement for at-risk children and adolescents? Pennsylvania Counseling Services (PCS) is seeking a Master's Level Family Counselor (FBMHP) to join our Family Based Mental Health program. This is an opportunity for a mission-driven clinician who wants to provide intensive, community-based therapy to children, adolescents, and families with complex needs. Our program uses the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy (ESFT) model, and we provide comprehensive employer-paid training leading to certification so you can build advanced clinical skills while making a lasting difference in the lives of families. Why This Role Matters As a Family Based Mental Health Professional, you will support families who are at risk of disruption and help create stability, connection, and lasting change. This role is ideal for clinicians who are passionate about: Keeping families together

Preventing out-of-home placement of children and adolescents

Providing intensive family therapy in the home, school, and community

Helping caregivers build stronger relationships and effective behavioral strategies

Working from a systemic, strengths-based, and trauma-informed perspective What You'll Do As a Family Counselor, you will: Provide therapeutic interventions, crisis response, and case management to help families navigate mental health challenges

Work closely with parents and caregivers to strengthen family relationships and develop effective behavioral strategies for their children

Deliver community-based family therapy in a variety of settings, including home, school, and community locations

Partner with a Bachelor's-level Mental Health Worker to provide services to up to 8 families at a time

Participate in weekly supervision, including group and team supervision, for clinical support and growth

Receive on-call crisis consultation and participate in a rotating on-call schedule when needed Why Work with PCS? At PCS, we value clinicians who bring heart, perseverance, professionalism, and a deep commitment to children and families. We invest in your growth and provide the support you need to do this challenging and meaningful work well. The Ideal Candidate We are looking for someone who is: Compassionate and deeply committed to helping vulnerable children and families

Gritty, dependable, and able to stay engaged in difficult clinical situations

A strong systemic thinker who understands that lasting change happens within relationships and family systems

Comfortable working in the community and responding to complex family needs

Professional, collaborative, and open to supervision, feedback, and ongoing growth Join PCS If you are passionate about helping families build a brighter future and want to grow as a clinician in an evidence-based, team-supported model, we encourage you to apply today. Equal Opportunity Employer Pay

$57,000

•64,000

Degree Requirement

Master's Degree

Working Hours

Flexible

Job Status

Full Time