Explore Careers in Counseling & Therapy

We offer a variety of roles based on your training, licensure, and career aspirations.
Here are some of the key positions available at Clarvida:

Pre-Licensed Therapist

As a Pre-Licensed Therapist, you’ll work under the supervision of an experienced clinician while completing the hours required for licensure. Clarvida provides free supervision to help you grow professionally while you:

• Provide individual, group, family, and couples counseling
• Deliver client-centered mental health services
• Gain hands-on experience with a supportive team

“Starting anywhere new isn’t easy, but we provide the support needed
to help you adapt and grow as a clinician.”
—Aubree, Clinical Supervisor

Licensed Outpatient Therapist

As a Licensed Outpatient Therapist, you will have the autonomy to work independently while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team while also:

• Conducting individual and family therapy sessions
• Developing personalized treatment plans
• Coordinating with schools, medical professionals, and support systems
  

“We love creating a strong culture and morale in the offices.
Clarvida understands that employee happiness significantly impacts how well we do”
—Jessica, Senior Outpatient Therapist

School-Based Mental Health Therapist / Counselor

Working within school settings, our therapists support students’ emotional well-being and academic success while:

• Developing and implementing treatment plans
• Collaborating with teachers, school staff, and families
• Using evidence-based interventions to help students thrive
  

“At Clarvida, you’re given the tools and training to succeed.
You can be as successful as you desire to be. You’ll grow and learn.”
—Bryan, School-Based Counselor

Behavioral Health Technician (BHT)

As a Behavioral Health Technician, you’ll work one-on-one with children and adolescents (ages 2-24) experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges while:

• Implementing behavioral support strategies
• Teaching coping skills and promote independence
• Working in schools, homes, and community settings

“Every new hire is paired with somebody who’s currently in their role,
so they have that peer-to-peer mentorship.”
—Tracy, Area Operations Director

Behavior Consultant (ABA)

Behavior Consultants play a key role in designing and implementing behavior plans for children and young adults while also:

• Conducting assessments to identify behavioral needs
• Developing and overseeing Individualized Treatment Plans (ITPs)
• Collaborating with families and other professionals to ensure client success
  

“You’re joining a team that wants you to succeed and learn,
in a really supportive environment.”
—Beth, Director of Mental Health