Associate Child & Family Therapist

Description

Associate Child & Family Therapist - AMFT, ASW, APCC

Welcome to Parent-Child Therapy Clinic, Inc.

Ventura County's original PCIT providers since 2015

Parent-Child Therapy Clinic, Inc. (PCTC) is seeking motivated, BBS-registered Associate Therapists with a passion for working with children and families to join our growing team in Ventura, California .

We specialize in evidence-based treatments , with a strong emphasis on Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and early childhood mental health.

About the Role

• Provide therapy services to children and caregivers using evidence-based approaches, including PCIT
• Work in fully furnished, clinic-based PCIT rooms designed to support high-quality care
• Opportunity to receive PCIT training and certification under a dually certified PCIT Trainer
• This is an office-based position (not remote)

Employment Details

• Full-time positions available
• Hourly, non-exempt status
• Bilingual Spanish/English preferred

What We Offer

• Quickly filled caseloads with steady referrals - no need to source your own clients
• Weekly paid clinical supervision by licensed supervisors
• Includes LCSW supervision for ASWs
• $300 annually toward CEUs and professional conferences
• Separate paid time off and paid sick leave
• Dental and vision insurance (medical benefits not provided)
• Group professional liability insurance is covered by the clinic
• CalSavers Roth IRA retirement plan
• No billing or collections responsibilities - the clinic handles all administrative billing tasks
• Flexible scheduling within the clinic needs
• A supportive, collaborative team culture that values learning, professionalism, and mutual support

Compensation

• $50/hour for direct clinical services
• $22/hour for administrative tasks
• Raises are considered after 6 months , based on performance and clinic needs

Responsibilities

• Provide individual, dyadic, and family psychotherapy services to children and their caregivers in an outpatient setting
• Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments, including diagnostic evaluation and formulation, and develop individualized treatment plans in accordance with DSM-5-TR guidelines
• Collaborate effectively with a multidisciplinary team, including supervisors, clinicians, schools, and other community providers, to ensure coordinated and high-quality care
• Maintain timely, accurate, and compliant clinical documentation for all services rendered
• Participate in required clinical supervision, trainings, workshops, and staff meetings to support professional growth and licensure progress
• Contribute to a supportive, respectful, and collaborative team culture aligned with clinic values and best clinical practices
• Bring curiosity, openness to feedback, and a collaborative mindset to clinical and team work

Qualifications

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