In Home Therapist

In‑Home Youth & Family Therapist Opportunity

Fuller Hospital is a 109‑bed licensed private psychiatric facility located in South Attleboro, Massachusetts providing inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services to residents of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Inpatient units treat adults with general psychiatric or intellectual disabilities and adolescents with general psychiatric issues. Patients with co‑occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders can be treated on most units. The hospital also offers a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for patients with co‑occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders.

The In‑Home Therapy Program is a service that provides intensive therapy and family sessions in the home, guided by a master’s‑level clinician (IHT) and a bachelor’s‑level support staff (TT&S). The goal is to improve family dynamics, foster healthy functioning within the home and community, and prevent escalation to higher levels of care. We work intensively with families until they are stabilized and able to transition to lower levels of care such as outpatient therapy.

• $200 per month student loan repayment
• Professional development/tuition reimbursement – $5,000 per year
• Weekly supervision provided by a licensed clinician
• Competitive compensation
• Generous paid time off – 5+ weeks per year
• Annual merit raises
• Mileage reimbursement – $0.70 per mile
• Cell phone reimbursement
• Company laptop
• Challenging and rewarding work environment
• Excellent medical, dental, vision and prescription drug plan
• 401(k) with generous company match and discounted stock plan
• Career development opportunities within UHS and its 300+ subsidiaries

• Facilitate intensive in‑home family therapy sessions with youth under 21 and their families to improve their ability to provide effective support and promote healthy functioning.
• Implement various therapeutic interventions, parent coaching, crisis intervention, psychoeducation, and other evidence‑based practices.
• Co‑facilitate sessions with a bachelor’s‑level para‑professional (TT&S), assist with treatment planning and case management, and coach families on newly taught skills.
• Complete documentation such as progress notes, comprehensive and CANS assessments, safety plans, treatment plans, etc.
• Remain available for crisis intervention, crisis calls, and skill coaching as needed.
• Coordinate care with collateral contacts regarding treatment plan goals and progress.
• Identify and utilize community resources and provide after‑care referrals to sustain treatment progress.

Client diagnoses include trauma, behavioral problems, depression, anxiety, autism, ADHD, ODD, and other common presentations, providing a rich experience for the clinician.

• Available part‑time (24 hrs) and full‑time (32 or 40 hrs) positions.
• Clinicians create their own schedules based on their availability and their clients’ needs.
• Typical sessions occur in the afternoons after school during the school year, but appointments can also be scheduled during the day or on weekends as needed.
• Clinicians can work from home using the company laptop for documentation and Zoom, with optional office access when desired.

Caseload is determined by status and session frequency: part‑time clinicians may have 4‑6 cases; full‑time clinicians may have 8‑10 cases. There is no fixed threshold; the goal is to meet the required hours.

• Progress notes and billing are due each Monday by 2:00 pm.
• CANS assessments and treatment plan updates are due every three months.
• Electronic forms are provided, and administrative staff will file completed paperwork.
• Insurance authorizations are obtained as needed.

Both telehealth and in‑person socially distant sessions with masks are offered based on clinician and family preference. Hybrid models are common.

Universal Health Services, Inc. (UHS) is one of the nation’s largest providers of hospital and healthcare services, with over 89,000 employees. UHS operates acute care hospitals, behavioral health facilities, outpatient facilities, and ambulatory care access points across the United States, Washington,…