Respiratory Therapist

Responsible for providing clinical treatment to children in agency programs, including individual, group, and family therapy tailored to clients' cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Develop and implement treatment plans, complete clinical documentation, and perform case management activities such as team meetings, updates to psychiatrists, and communication with staff and families.

Participate in transition planning with the child and family team, including discharge planning addressing ongoing therapy, psychiatric, educational, and crisis needs.

On-call duties once weekly and every fourth weekend, with additional pay.

Perform other treatment, administrative, or supervisory duties as assigned.

Full-time position with flexible hours to meet client needs.

Salary varies based on education, licensure, and experience, with licensed therapists earning $90,396.80 - $115,710.40/year, and unlicensed starting at $79,892.80 - $102,273.60/year.

Benefits include employer-paid medical, dental, vision, HRA, FSA, PTO, holidays, licensing reimbursement, and training budget.

Requires a master's or doctoral degree in psychology or social work, professional licensure or active pursuit, and experience in child therapy and child development; two years of social service experience preferred.