Cooper Riis·Mill Spring, North Carolina
The Integrative Clinical Therapist provides evidence-based clinical services and collaborates with the recovery team to ensure comprehensive care. Responsibilities include leading residents in developing recovery plans, providing psychotherapy, and facilitating group therapy.
Mill Spring, NC The Integrative Clinical Therapist provides high-quality, evidence-based clinical services to residents and is a core member of the resident’s recovery team. The Therapist works closely with the other therapists, Clinical Director, Psychiatrist, and Nursing/Wellness teams to ensure whole-person integrative care.
Candidates must have a current NC license as LCSW, LCMHC, or LMFT, with associate licenses considered. A Psy.D or Ph.D. in clinical psychology or counseling and at least one year of experience in psychotherapy or clinical services are required.
Market context
In North Carolina, integrative therapist openings tend to draw licensed clinicians with psychotherapy experience, especially those holding an active LCSW, LCMHC, or LMFT. This role is competitive because it asks for advanced clinical training, and the benefits package includes retirement match, medical/dental/vision coverage, PTO, and company-funded life insurance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and psychotherapy experience align before applying.
