Family Centered Treatment Practitioner (QBHP)
The Sparc Network·Little Rock, Arkansas
The Sparc Network·Little Rock, Arkansas
Provide Family Centered Treatment (FCT) to children and adolescents in the Little Rock area. Work as a Qualified Behavioral Health Provider to support mental health wellness within a family-centered framework.
$48,000-$52,000/Year + Incentive Bonuses - We are actively hiring Qualified Behavioral Health Provider Staff in the Little Rock area to provide Family Centered Treatment (FCT).
Qualified candidates must have a bachelor's degree in psychology, counseling, sociology, or a related human services field, plus a minimum of 1 year of accumulated experience working with children/adolescents in the mental health field. No prior FCT experience is required. Candidates with FCT experience qualify for higher starting salaries. FCT Practitioners who complete their FCT certification within 6 months will receive a $1,500 bonus, and those who complete their certification within 9 months will receive a $1,000 bonus.
We've been providing Family Centered Treatment in North Carolina since 2015, and we're now expanding our mission into VA and AR. When you join our team, you'll be part of a diverse, inclusive culture that prioritizes whole-person wellness and creates real opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Flexible schedule All Purpose Leave with additional self care time off Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance Comprehensive employee assistance program Short-term and long-term disability Whole household telehealth services (including mental health) Cell phone, mileage and supervision reimbursement CEU and Training stipend Top-of-the-line tech, including a company laptop 401k
Check out our website at www.sparcprograms.net to learn more about us. Learn more about Family Centered Treatment at www.familycenteredtreatment.com.
Market context
In Arkansas, Family Centered Treatment Practitioner roles are typically sought by agencies serving children, adolescents, and families with behavioral health needs. Competition often centers on candidates who pair a human services degree with direct youth mental health experience and can work closely with caregivers and treatment teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show family-based intervention experience and readiness for collaborative casework.
