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OneBreath Vermont
Licensed Mental Health Clinician
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What they do
A Mental or Behavioral Health Social Worker assesses and treats individuals with mental, emotional, or substance abuse problems. Activities may include individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, case management, client advocacy, prevention, and education.
$63,272 / year median in Vermont
+15% projected growth
Job Description
About OneBreath Vermont OneBreath Vermont is not just a psychiatric practice. It is a movement toward healing that honors the whole person. The practice blends evidence-based care with mindfulness, nervous system regulation, holistic wellness, and compassionate relationship-centered support to help each person move toward greater resilience, self-awareness, and meaningful change. Healing is viewed as a whole-person process that engages mind, body, breath, and heart. Care is grounded in the belief that transformative support meets people where they are, with presence, curiosity, compassion, and respect for each individual's strengths, lived experience, and personal path. Position summary OneBreath Vermont is seeking a licensed therapist who embodies a holistic, integrative, and person-centered approach to mental health care. This clinician will provide psychotherapy services, support individualized treatment planning, and collaborate with psychiatric and wellness-oriented services in a way that reflects the practice's whole-person philosophy. The ideal candidate values relationship-centered therapy, sees healing as more than symptom reduction, and is interested in helping clients build resilience, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and deeper engagement in their lives. This therapist should bring strong clinical skill, emotional presence, and a grounded, compassionate way of being to the work. Key responsibilities Clinical Care
- Provide high-quality psychotherapy services in alignment with clinical training, licensure, ethics, and best practices.
- Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop individualized treatment plans aligned with each client's goals, strengths, and needs.
- Support clients in building emotional insight, coping skills, self-compassion, relational awareness, and nervous system regulation.
- Maintain timely, accurate, and clinically thoughtful documentation within PracticeQ EHR.
- Coordinate care with psychiatric providers and other members of the practice when appropriate. Holistic Integration
- Work in alignment with the practice's integrative model of care, including guided meditation and spiritual support, HRV biofeedback, mindful wellness practices, and whole-person treatment planning.
- Respect and incorporate each client's values, beliefs, strengths, and self-defined healing process.
- Embrace flexible, thoughtful, and client-centered pathways to wellbeing. Practice Growth and Community
- Contribute to a warm, calming, and healing-centered client experience that reflects the OneBreath Vermont brand.
- Participate in collaborative discussions related to practice development, quality improvement, and future service growth.
- Support community visibility, education, or outreach efforts as the practice expands. Preferred qualifications
- Active Vermont clinical license relevant to outpatient psychotherapy practice.
- Experience treating anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, or related concerns in an outpatient setting.
- Commitment to holistic, integrative, and trauma-informed therapy models.
- Experience with or openness to mindfulness-based, somatic, motivational interviewing, attachment-informed, or other mind-body approaches.
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and documentation skills.
- Experience with telehealth is preferred if hybrid care will be offered. Personal qualities valued
- Sees clients as whole people, not just symptoms.
- Values collaborative and relationship-based care.
- Is curious, grounded, emotionally present, and clinically thoughtful.
- Brings warmth, authenticity, humility, and professionalism to therapeutic work.
- Is open to evolving practice through integrative and healing-centered approaches. Compensation and schedule Compensation is expected to fall within a good-faith range of $40-$48 per hour, depending on experience, schedule, clinical strengths, and overall fit. Additional benefits, if any, will be discussed based on the final role structure and hiring decisions. What we offer
- A supportive, mission-driven environment.
- Opportunities for professional growth within an integrative wellness practice.
- Flexible scheduling with a blend of in-person and telehealth sessions, depending on role design.
- Collaboration with a multidisciplinary and values-driven team.
- Competitive compensation, with any additional benefits or supports clarified during the hiring process. Vermont licensure and compliance requirements
- Must hold an active Vermont license relevant to outpatient psychotherapy practice as a LCMHC or LICSW.
- License must be in good standing and able to be verified through the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation.
- Must practice within the scope of the applicable Vermont license and maintain all renewal and continuing-education requirements.
- Must provide license number, expiration date, NPI, and any requested professional documentation during onboarding.
- If telehealth services are provided, all services must still comply with Vermont licensure requirements and applicable professional standards. How to apply
- Cover letter describing therapeutic approach and interest in holistic, integrative care.
- CV or resume.
- Contact information for professional references.