Licensed Mental Health Therapist- Outpatient

Licensed Mental Health Therapist – Concerted Care Group Healing Minds.Transforming Lives.Building the Future of Behavioral Health Columbia, MD Are you a dedicated mental health therapist looking for a role where your clinical expertise is valued, your voice matters, and your work truly changes lives? At Concerted Care Group, we specialize in comprehensive, evidence-based mental health treatment, delivered through a collaborative, interdisciplinary model that supports both patients and clinicians. We are seeking skilled, compassionate therapists who are ready to join us in making a lasting impact. What You’ll Do As a Mental Health Therapist at Concerted Care Group, you will be at the center of patient care—building strong therapeutic relationships and delivering high-quality, evidence-based treatment. You’ll lead therapy groups, facilitate individual and family sessions, and contribute to integrated treatment plans within our innovative OTP, IOP, OP program. Clinical Responsibilities Include Provide individual and group psychotherapy for adults in our OTP program. Work in person at our Columbia, MD location. Develop and maintain person-centered, trauma-informed treatment plans Conduct comprehensive mental health assessments and level-of-care determinations Educate patients on diagnoses, treatment approaches, and symptom management to support insight and empowerment Design and deliver engaging psychoeducational and skills groups focused on emotional regulation, coping skills, and mental wellness Collaborate closely with psychiatrists, nurses, PRP, and fellow therapists to provide integrated mental health care Participate in treatment team meetings, case consultations, and discharge planning Coordinate care with families, referral sources, and external providers as appropriate Demonstrate commitment to excellent patient care, which is measured through clinical outcomes, such as patient retention, attendance and successful program completion Complete clinical documentation accurately and timely What You Bring You are a thoughtful, clinically strong therapist who values both empathy and accountability. Required Qualifications Minimum 2 years of direct clinical experience providing mental health treatment Master’s degree in counseling, Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, or related field

LGSW, LCSW, LMSW, LCPC, LGPC

Strong working knowledge of CBT, DBT, ACT, and trauma-informed care EMDR experience is highly preferred Comfort using Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Commitment to ethical, patient-centered care and professional growth The ideal candidate is comfortable working with both adolescents and adults. Why Mental Health Clinicians Choose Concerted Care Group Clinician well-being matters — supportive leadership and realistic, consistent caseloads Growth & leadership opportunities as our mental health programs expand Mental-health focused care with evidence-based clinical standards Collaborative team environment with psychiatry, nursing, and peer support Meaningful clinical time A mission-driven culture centered on healing and dignity Compensation & Schedule Salary: Up to $100,000 annually This position is eligible for commission-based compensation tied to clinical participation and engagement. Therapists earn additional compensation for each participant in their assigned therapy groups and individual sessions. With consistent census and strong clinical outcomes, total annual compensation is up to $100,000, with the potential for high performers to earn more based on engagement. Full-time: Monday – Thursday 12:30pm to 8:30pm, Fridays 9am to 5pm (Hybrid option) Benefits Kolmac offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and professional development support. Ready to Do the Work That Matters Most? At Concerted Care Group, we don’t just hire therapists—we invest in mental health professionals who want to grow, collaborate, and make a lasting difference. Voluntary Self-Identification For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey. Completion of the form is entirely voluntary. Whatever your decision, it will not be considered in the hiring process or thereafter. 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