Play-Based Child Therapist — Sign-On & Supervision

The Mental Wellness Center; Bloomington (IL); On-site; USD 63,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Health insurance

Retirement plan

Paid time off

Supervision toward licensure

Administrative support for billing

Job summary

The Mental Wellness Center in Bloomington, IL is seeking a Child Therapist who is provisionally or fully licensed to provide play-based therapy for children roughly ages 3 to 10, and to partner closely with their families. The role offers both full-time and part-time options and includes supervision for licensure, comprehensive administrative support, and a structured schedule.

Responsibilities include play-based therapy, caregiver sessions, collaboration with schools and physicians, and timely

Qualifications

• Current Illinois license: LPC, LSW, LCPC, LCSW, or LMFT (provisional or full).
• Eligible for insurance credentialing.
• Experience with young children in clinical settings.
• Comfort working with caregivers and family systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide developmentally appropriate, play-based therapy to young children.
• Partner with parents/caregivers through regular check-ins and sessions.
• Assess and treat anxiety, trauma, and related concerns in kids.
• Collaborate with schools and pediatricians with consent.
• Complete clinical documentation within 24 business hours of each session.
• Participate in supervision and team meetings.

Skills

Licensed IL clinician

Provisionally licensed

Play therapy

Family therapy

Documentation

Education

Illinois licensure (LPC/LSW/LCPC/LCSW/LMFT)

Job description

The Mental Wellness Center in Bloomington, IL is seeking a Child Therapist who is provisionally or fully licensed to provide play-based therapy for children roughly ages 3 to 10, and to partner closely with their families. The role offers both full-time and part-time options and includes supervision for licensure, comprehensive administrative support, and a structured schedule.

Responsibilities include play-based therapy, caregiver sessions, collaboration with schools and physicians, and timely