Bilingual Licensed Therapist (LMSW/LAC/LAPC) - Child & Family Services

About ChildhelpFor more than 65 years, Childhelp has been the nation’s leading nonprofit dedicated to the prevention, intervention, and treatment of child abuse and neglect.Our teams provide trauma-informed care, mental health counseling, therapeutic services, and clinical intervention to support the healing of vulnerable children and families.Through child abuse prevention, child welfare services, crisis counseling, crisis intervention, and strong child advocacy, we work collaboratively to ensure safety, hope, and long-term well-being.Why You’ll Love Working HereMission-driven culture focused on healing, hope, and child abuse preventionSupportive, trauma-informed clinical environmentSupervision, licensure support, CEUs, and growth in mental health counselingNationally recognized programs using evidence-based practicesCollaborative teams with strong clinical leadership and child advocacy supportRobust benefits package (medical, dental, vision, EAP, 403(b) match, PTO, holidays)Clear career pathways and ongoing professional developmentOpportunity to directly impact children and families through child welfare servicesThe Work You’ll DoProvide trauma-informed care, clinical intervention, and therapeutic servicesDeliver individual, family, and group counseling using evidence-based practicesProvide crisis counseling and crisis intervention as neededConduct case management and coordinate with child protective services and community partnersCollaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support comprehensive child advocacyComplete timely, accurate documentation per regulatory standardsParticipate in clinical trainings, case reviews, and team meetingsMaintain compliance with ethical guidelines, licensing requirements, and mandatory reporting lawsContribute to a positive, mission-focused workplace culture committed to child safety and healingWhat You Bring – RequiredMaster’s Degree in related field.State-required license or certification (LAC, LMSW, LAPC, etc.)Ability to work with vulnerable children and familiesStrong communication, empathy, and teamworkWhat You Bring – PreferredExperience in trauma-informed careBilingual skillsExperience with child welfare, crisis counseling, or nonprofit program supportCommitment to Childhelp’s mission of child abuse prevention and victim advocacy.Schedule & Work EnvironmentTypical schedule: 8am-5pmIn-personMay require occasional on-call or adjusted hours based on client needsSupportive, trauma-informed workplace cultureJoin Childhelp and help create a world where every child feels safe, seen, and supported.Pay: From $71,500.00 per yearWork Location: In person #J-18808-Ljbffr Childhelp