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CAREERS AT WELL CLINIC

Training Position for Psychological Trainees and Psychological Assistants

We are seeking doctoral trainees, with at least 900 hours, to conduct therapy with individuals, couples, and families in a holistic and multidisciplinary setting. In collaboration with the clinical director, trainees will create a Plan for Supervised Professional Experience, in accordance with the California Board of Psychology requirements.

The clinician will be a part-time employee and must enjoy and be enriched by a community of caregivers working together to support the health of clients and each other. Group consultation and other community-building activities are offered to create cohesion and enhance clinical skills. There is a culture of ongoing training and development that supports clinicians work and maintains a high standard of care for our clients.

The position requires a minimum of two evening shifts (4pm-9pm) and one weekend day shift (Saturday or Sunday). Please refrain from applying if these hours are not compatible with your needs at this time.

 

Job Description

  • Provide psychotherapy for couples, individuals and families.
  • Keep a caseload of a minimum 15 client hours per week (up to 18 clients per caseload)
  • Use clinic Electronic Health Record system for client record keeping, billing and scheduling
  • Comply with legal and ethical standards as set forth by the state of California
  • Be available on Tuesday mornings for group supervision
  • Be available evenings and weekends for client sessions
  • Exhibit cultural competence in diversity of race, culture, age, spirituality, gender, sexual orientation, and socio-economic background

 

Requirements

  • Commitment to an integrative mental health model and a desire to learn multiple models of intervention
  • Enthusiasm about reading theory and research to hone assessment and intervention skills
  • Ability to get along with colleagues

 

Preferred

  • 1200 hours or more of clinical hours
  • Be willing to participate in community events (e.g., yearly staff retreat, community salons
  • Eligibility to register as a Psychological Assistant with the CA Board of Psychology

 

Compensation

  • Competitive hourly wage; commensurate with experience
  • 5% pay differential for bilingual staff
  • Facility use
  • Two hours of group supervision weekly and 1 hour of individual supervision
  • Appointment screening and booking for new client referrals
  • Electronic Health Record use
  • Bi-weekly clinical consultation
  • Training stipend $500 per year
  • Receive the support of dynamic, community oriented colleagues
  • Receive clinical support from many licensed professionals including MFTs, social workers, and psychiatrists.
  • Health benefits
  • 401k plan
  • Life insurance

 

Clinicians-in-training are expected to dedicate themselves to an intensive program of didactic and clinical learning, in order to achieve competence in assessment and the effective application of integrative psychotherapy with individuals and couples.

Well Clinic Psychotherapy’s Training program is structured to not only provide an opportunity for clinicians-in-training to gain supervised clinical practice and didactic learning, but also to encourage their passion for lifelong learning of theory, research, and practice, and keeping abreast with the latest developments in the mental health field.

Successful clinicians in training will demonstrate the ability to identify areas of growth and engage in disciplined self-study of didactic material and openness to multimodal approaches to psychotherapy.

 

Well Clinic is an equal opportunity employer

We are committed to embracing diversity and consider all applicants for all positions without regard to color, ethnic background, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, HIV/AIDS status, veteran status, or any other legally protected class. We encourage applicants of diverse backgrounds to apply for any open position in which they feel qualified. Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply, please send in your CV and cover letter to [email protected] outlining your interest in the position. Please address the following topics in your letter, and try to keep it to one page length:

Also, please address the following topics in your letter:

  • How do you incorporate a multi-modal approach into your work in assessment and psychotherapy?
  • What research, theories and modalities inform your assessment and interventions?
  • What directions are you looking to grow as a clinician in the next few years?
  • How many supervised hours have you accrued towards licensure at this time?
  • Number of short-term and long-term adult psychotherapy cases, and number of couples cases that you have worked on
  • Please confirm that you are able to work two evening shifts (4pm-9pm) and one weekend day shift (Saturday or Sunday).
  • Please use your name and current date in labeling the file names of your CV and cover letter

 

Contact: Eric Mill, Director of Human Resources
[email protected]

415.952.0290

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