Seven Hills Foundation·Beverly, Massachusetts
The Clinician will deliver comprehensive mental health services and supports to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities within their natural environments, including developing, implementing, and evaluating behavior support plans. Responsibilities also include conducting various assessments, training staff, providing on-site oversight, and participating in support plan meetings.
Overview Clinician Seven Hills Community Services, an Affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation Pay: $75,000-$80,000/yr Make a Difference in Real Lives as a Clinician Do you have a passion for supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities?
Are you ready to apply your clinical skills in real-world settings where your work truly matters?
At Seven Hills Community Services, our Clinicians provide essential mental health services directly in the natural environments of the individuals we serve—including 24-hour residential programs—helping them thrive and achieve meaningful progress.
This is more than a job—it’s a chance to combine your expertise with hands-on impact, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and shaping individualized care that improves quality of life every day.
Benefits for Full-time employees: Health Insurance: Offered through Blue Cross Blue Shield, with generous company contribution.
Enhanced Retirement Plan: 25% - 33% Employer match based on tenure.
Student Loan Assistance: Consolidation, counseling, & limited employer contribution!
Discounted Tuition with College & University Partnerships!
Tuition Assistance: Reimbursed or prepaid college coursework!
Home Mortgage Initiative: Favorable down payment (3-5%), reduced closing costs co-paid by Seven Hills!
Work-Life Balance: Generous Accrued Paid Vacation: 3 weeks in your first year!
Vacation Cash-Out Option 3 Paid Personal Days 11 Paid Holidays Accrued Paid Sick Time Why You’ll Love Working Here At Seven Hills, your work has immediate impact.
You’ll support individuals in achieving their personal goals, work alongside a dedicated clinical team, and have opportunities to grow professionally through specialized training and supervision.
Every day, your expertise helps improve lives while maintaining the highest standard of care and ethical practice.
Join us and be part of a mission-driven organization that values collaboration, innovation, and positive outcomes.
Bring your skills.
Bring your heart.
Make a difference.
What You’ll Do Deliver comprehensive clinical services and therapeutic supports in community and residential settings. Develop, monitor, and evaluate functional behavior support plans to reduce challenging behaviors and build replacement skills. Provide coaching and training for staff and caregivers to ensure effective implementation of behavior plans. Conduct assessments on interests, preferences, skills, satisfaction, and quality of life. Collaborate with families, guardians, and multidisciplinary teams—including residential, clinical, and community-based providers. Participate in intake processes, Individual Support Plan (ISP) meetings, and ongoing care coordination. Provide crisis management training and professional development to staff using our foundation-approved curriculum. Maintain confidential clinical records and comply with all mandated reporting requirements.
Applied behavior analysis, positive behavior support, functional behavior assessments, CBT/DBT techniques, data collection, staff training, and clinical supervision.
Master’s degree, preferably in psychology, behavior analysis, special education, mental health counseling, or a related field. Requires BCBA or professional licensure (e.g., psychologist, LMHC, LICSW). Dual credentials and/or professional training and experience in mental health, acquired brain injury, and/or positive behavior support (PBS) preferred. Supervised training and experience delivering comprehensive behavior analytic services and supports to individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities within their natural environments, including conducting functional behavior assessments and designing/implementing/monitoring behavior support plans. Experience implementing positive behavior support strategies and/or verbal behavior assessment and intervention preferred. Training and experience with clinical supervision, preferably in the delivery of behavior analytic services. Valid driver's license issued from the state of your residence and means of consistent transportation Ability to travel to various cities and towns as assigned
Candidates must possess a Master's degree in a related field and hold BCBA certification or professional licensure (e.g., psychologist, LMHC, LICSW). Required experience involves delivering behavior analytic services to individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities, including conducting functional behavior assessments and designing behavior support plans.
Market context
In Massachusetts, clinician roles often draw steady demand in settings serving adolescents and young adults, especially where behavioral health, school-based, or community support needs are ongoing. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for a master’s degree, licensure eligibility, and experience with adolescent development, plus strong communication and organization. Before applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit and tailor your materials.