Clinician

Family Independence, Inc. | Greater Boston, MA | $58,000–$62,000/year Family Independence, Inc. is a Greater Boston-area nonprofit dedicated to keeping families safe and together. Through our Safe & Stable program, we partner with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) to deliver in-home clinical therapy and motivational interviewing that helps families build the skills and stability they need to thrive.

We're hiring a Clinician / Clinical Therapist to provide direct clinical services to families and transition-aged youth throughout Greater Boston and surrounding communities. You'll conduct assessments, build treatment plans, and work hand-in-hand with a Therapeutic Mentor to help each family reach its goals. Independent clinical licensure is not required — this is a strong fit for a clinically skilled, master's-level therapist who wants meaningful, hands-on family work without a large-agency caseload.

Compensation

& Schedule ● $58,000–$62,000/year, based on experience ● Full-time, exempt/salaried position ● Flexible schedule, with fieldwork in clients' homes and communities across Greater Boston What You'll Do ● Conduct clinical assessments and develop individualized treatment plans in partnership with families ● Use motivational interviewing and other evidence-based techniques to strengthen parenting skills and improve youth's emotional and behavioral functioning ● Build and maintain risk assessments and safety plans ● Partner closely with each family's Therapeutic Mentor to carry out the treatment plan ● Coordinate with DCF social workers and other providers to support each family's progress ● Travel to meet with families and providers throughout Greater Boston ● Maintain timely, accurate clinical documentation What You'll Bring ● Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling Psychology, or a related field ● At least 3 years of clinical experience ● CANS certification (or willingness to obtain — training provided) ● Valid driver's license, safe driving record, and reliable access to a vehicle ● Strong assessment, treatment-planning, and interpersonal skills ● Bilingual ability is a plus Why Family Independence ● A small, mission-driven team doing visible, meaningful work with families ● Autonomy to manage your own caseload and schedule ● Direct, tangible impact — you'll see the difference your work makes How to Apply Submit your resume through this posting.

Qualified candidates will be contacted for an initial conversation.