NFI Vermont, Inc.·South Burlington, Vermont
Provide therapeutic services to children and families within an innovative outpatient mental health clinic. Integrate multiple clinical perspectives and modalities to support trauma recovery and family well-being.
The NFI Vermont Family Center, an innovative outpatient mental health clinic, is looking for a licensed or license-eligible clinician to provide therapeutic services to children and families. Social workers, Psychologists, LCMHC welcome. We have a trauma-informed multidisciplinary clinical staff who use a variety of modalities such as EMDR, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and attachment-focused family therapy. The staff integrates multiple perspectives into the work, and possesses expertise in family therapy, clinical assessment, evaluation, and in-service training.
The ideal candidate would have interest and experience in treatments related to trauma recovery. We are seeking a dynamic team player with excellent communication and well-being skills. This person should exemplify a commitment to anti-racist practices and to meeting the diverse needs of our community. Our senior clinical staff provides excellent training and clinical supervision, and we are known throughout the state for innovative mental health treatment.
If you have great passion and integrity, are an eager learner and collaborator, and are ready for an exciting new opportunity, please apply. We offer a comprehensive benefits package and competitive wages based on experience (range 55,000-62,000 depending on licensure and experience).
Please include a resume and cover letter with your application.
NFI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and, as such, prohibits discrimination against any employee or applicant based on race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, ethnic background, disability, or other non-work-related personal trait or characteristic to the extent protected by law.
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Must be a licensed or license-eligible clinician, such as a Social Worker, Psychologist, or LCMHC. Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to anti-racist practices and have an interest in trauma-informed care.
Market context
Behavioral health roles in Vermont often reflect steady demand in community and residential settings, especially for candidates who can support individuals with intellectual disabilities. These positions can be competitive because employers value direct-service experience, a high school diploma or equivalent, and reliable transportation for field-based work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm how your experience matches the role before applying.
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