Mental Health Therapist Bilingual Spanish Speaking

Position Overview

The Mental Health Therapist provides comprehensive, trauma-informed outpatient behavioral health services through a blend of individual counseling, family therapy, and group-based psychotherapy. This role supports clients with a wide range of presentations including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma/PTSD, ADHD, chronic stress, family/interpersonal conflict, and co-occurring conditions.

Spanish-speaking candidates are strongly preferred due to the growing demand for bilingual services and culturally responsive care. New graduates and newly licensed clinicians are encouraged to apply.

• Conduct individual, family, and group therapy using evidence-based and culturally sensitive modalities
• Perform initial biopsychosocial assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing progress evaluations
• Collaborate with psychiatric providers, case management, and interdisciplinary care teams
• Maintain timely documentation consistent with state regulations and clinic standards
• Participate in case consultation and clinical supervision (as required by licensure status)
• Provide psychoeducation, skills-based interventions, and coordination with external providers as needed
• Support referrals, continuity of care, and warm hand-offs within the practice
• Engage in clinic initiatives related to quality, retention, outreach, and programming

• Spanish fluency (preferred, not required)
• Experience or interest in:
  Trauma-informed care, Family systems therapy, Group therapy facilitation, CBT, DBT, EMDR, IFS, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, and/or psychodynamic approaches
• Strong risk assessment, safety planning, and documentation skills
• Passion for providing accessible, culturally informed behavioral health services

• LCPC
• LCSW‑C
• LMFT
• Clinical Psychologist (PhD/PsyD)
• LMSW / LGPC / LGMFT (with supervision support)

New providers and recently licensed clinicians are encouraged to apply.

Salary Range: $70,000 – $95,000 annually. Compensation is based on licensure, experience, productivity, and credentialing status.

• Health insurance
• 401(k) retirement plan
• $2,500 CME/CEU allowance
• Paid holidays
• Paid supervision (if required)
• Training opportunities in specialty modalities (EMDR, PRT, trauma-focused care, SUD/MAT collaboration, etc.)
• Collaborative, mission-driven environment with growth pathways

• Client-centered and culturally responsive care
• Multidisciplinary teamwork
• Clinical excellence
• Staff development & professional growth
• Expanding bilingual and multicultural services
• Serving trauma-impacted and underserved communities
• Innovation in psychiatric and therapeutic treatment models

Glen Burnie, Maryland — Hybrid flexibility may be considered (in‑person strongly preferred for groups and family work).