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The Therapist in the Multisystemic Therapy Program at Family Services of NW PA provides direct intensive social services and 24-hour on-call crisis support to youth with problem sexual behaviors. Travel to clients' homes is required across Crawford, Mercer, and Erie counties.
A Master's degree in social work, psychology, or counseling is required, along with knowledge of family therapy, child development, behavior management, and parenting skills.
Reports To: Clinical Supervisor, Multisystemic Therapy and MST for Problem Sexual Behavior
Pay Rate:
Pay Rate: $50,000 annual salary
Job Type:
Job Type: Full time
Location:
$2,000 Sign-On Bonus*
*Bonus paid out in three increments at $500.00 at 3 months, $500.00 at 6 months, and $1,000.00 at 12 months.
$2,000 SIGN-ON BONUS
At Family Services of NW PA, we prioritize the health and wellbeing of our team members. We offer a friendly work environment, flexible hours, and the ability to work partially remote.
The Therapist in the Multisystemic Therapy Program provides direct intensive social services and 24-hour on-call crisis services to youth exhibiting problem sexual behaviors. Worker is required to visit client's homes on a regular basis. Travel throughout Crawford and/or Mercer, Erie County required.
Join our team for a friendly work environment, flexible hours, and the ability to work partially remote. Family Services of NW PA offers a competitive salary, generous benefits package, and mileage reimbursement at the IRS standard mileage rate. Family Services of NW PA is a nonprofit organization and qualifies workers for student loan forgiveness programs.
Family Services of NW PA (FSNWPA) is a non-profit social service agency with a mission to Strengthen Families and Transform Lives. We provide a comprehensive continuum of care and high quality, innovative programs and services to children and families across Northwest Pennsylvania. Services are available in Erie, Crawford, Mercer Counties in Pennsylvania. Learn more at www.FSNWPA.org.