Associate Therapist

What You’ll Do The Associate Therapist facilitates individual and group sessions with clients, mentors direct care staff, and works collaboratively within treatment teams.

Key responsibilities include

Facilitating individual therapy sessions within the framework of Newport Healthcare’s clinical model Facilitating clinical and experiential group therapy sessions to support healing and connection Participating in screenings, intakes, orientations, assessments, treatment planning, and discharge planning Attending trainings and clinical supervision sessions to enhance your skills and broaden your knowledge Serving as a vital part of your clients’ multidisciplinary treatment teams Supporting the team with crisis prevention, intervention, and management as needed What Makes You a Great Fit Master’s degree in a clinical discipline (required) Board registered to accrue hours towards licensure in the state where services are provided (required) Experience facilitating therapy with children, teens, and/or young adults (preferred) A patient-first mindset that inspires you to reach the highest standards in delivery of care Cultural competency and a clinical style that aligns with Newport Healthcare’s therapeutic approach The capacity to listen attentively and actively, with patience and empathy, and to communicate clearly and effectively The ability to remain calm and composed under pressure or when facing change, delays, or unexpected events Compensation for this role ranges from $61,462-$84,509 per year depending on education and experience.

Additional Details This position works with clients who are ages 7-11 years old. The Associate Therapist facilitates individual and group sessions with clients, mentors direct care staff, and works collaboratively within treatment teams.

Key responsibilities include

Facilitating individual therapy sessions within the framework of Newport Healthcare’s clinical model Facilitating clinical and experiential group therapy sessions to support healing and connection Participating in screenings, intakes, orientations, assessments, treatment planning, and discharge planning Attending trainings and clinical supervision sessions to enhance your skills and broaden your knowledge Serving as a vital part of your clients’ multidisciplinary treatment teams Supporting the team with crisis prevention, intervention, and management as needed Master’s degree in a clinical discipline (required) Board registered to accrue hours towards licensure in the state where services are provided (required) Experience facilitating therapy with children, teens, and/or young adults (preferred) A patient-first mindset that inspires you to reach the highest standards in delivery of care Cultural competency and a clinical style that aligns with Newport Healthcare’s therapeutic approach The capacity to listen attentively and actively, with patience and empathy, and to communicate clearly and effectively The ability to remain calm and composed under pressure or when facing change, delays, or unexpected events Compensation for this role ranges from $61,462-$84,509 per year depending on education and experience.