Clinician

Through our Safe & Stable program, we partner with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) to deliver in-home clinical therapy and motivational interviewing that helps families build the skills and stability they need to thrive. Independent clinical licensure is not required — this is a strong fit for a clinically skilled, master's-level therapist who wants meaningful, hands-on family work without a large-agency caseload.

Benefits:

• 401(k) matching
• Competitive salary
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Training & development

Family Independence, Inc.  |  Greater Boston, MA  |  $58,000–$62,000/year


Family Independence, Inc. is a Greater Boston-area nonprofit dedicated to keeping families safe and together. Through our Safe & Stable program, we partner with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) to deliver in-home clinical therapy and motivational interviewing that helps families build the skills and stability they need to thrive.


We're hiring a Clinician / Clinical Therapist to provide direct clinical services to families and transition-aged youth throughout Greater Boston and surrounding communities. You'll conduct assessments, build treatment plans, and work hand-in-hand with a Therapeutic Mentor to help each family reach its goals.


Independent clinical licensure is not required — this is a strong fit for a clinically skilled, master's-level therapist who wants meaningful, hands-on family work without a large-agency caseload.



Compensation & Schedule


      $58,000–$62,000/year, based on experience


      Full-time, exempt/salaried position


      Flexible schedule, with fieldwork in clients' homes and communities across Greater Boston



What You'll Do


      Conduct clinical assessments and develop individualized treatment plans in partnership with families


      Use motivational interviewing and other evidence-based techniques to strengthen parenting skills and improve youth's emotional and behavioral functioning


      Build and maintain risk assessments and safety plans


      Partner closely with each family's Therapeutic Mentor to carry out the treatment plan


      Coordinate with DCF social workers and other providers to support each family's progress


      Travel to meet with families and providers throughout Greater Boston


      Maintain timely, accurate clinical documentation


What You'll Bring


      Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling Psychology, or a related field


      At least 3 years of clinical experience


      CANS certification (or willingness to obtain — training provided)


      Valid driver's license, safe driving record, and reliable access to a vehicle


      Strong assessment, treatment-planning, and interpersonal skills


      Bilingual ability is a plus


Why Family Independence


      A small, mission-driven team doing visible, meaningful work with families


      Autonomy to manage your own caseload and schedule


      Direct, tangible impact — you'll see the difference your work makes



How to Apply


Submit your resume through this posting. Qualified candidates will be contacted for an initial conversation.