Mobile Therapist (Independent Contractor): License Preferred

To apply for the Mobile Therapist position at Access Services, candidates must hold a Master’s degree in a recognized clinical discipline, and demonstrate documented training in behavioral health techniques or psychotherapy. While it is required to have at least one year of experience providing clinical services to children and families, preference is given to licensed professionals in Pennsylvania such as LPC, LCSW, LMFT, LBS, or LSW.

Mobile Therapists at Access Services have the flexibility to create their own schedules based on client needs, ensuring that evening availability is a crucial aspect of this role. This flexibility allows therapists to accommodate their own preferences while maintaining accessibility to families seeking support.

At Access Services, Mobile Therapists provide tailored individual and family therapy sessions that focus on identifying and addressing specific challenges faced by children and their families. The therapy is designed to cater to the unique strengths and needs of each family, fostering an environment of support and development.

Access Services is committed to delivering quality care by consistently tracking therapeutic goals and outcomes for each client. Mobile Therapists are expected to maintain thorough documentation and collaborate with other involved systems to ensure a comprehensive approach to treatment, thereby enhancing the continuity of care.

Mobile Therapists at Access Services can expect competitive hourly rates ranging from $38 to $44, with potential for higher compensation for licensed professionals. This pay structure recognizes the expertise and qualifications that therapists bring to the role, ensuring they are rewarded for their valuable contributions to the community.

This question gauges your passion for supporting children and families through behavioral health services. In your response, highlight personal experiences or values that align with the mission of Access Services, demonstrating a genuine commitment to the work.

Use this opportunity to share relevant experiences that showcase your skills and familiarity with therapeutic practices. Focus on specific therapeutic interventions you've implemented and any positive outcomes resulting from your work with children and families.

Emphasize your organizational skills and the systems you’ve used for maintaining accurate client records. Discuss the importance of documentation in measuring progress and ensuring accountability in your practice.

Identify specific therapeutic modalities you’ve successfully utilized, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or Play Therapy. Share examples of how you’ve adapted your approach to meet the individual needs of clients.

Discuss strategies for de-escalating potentially disruptive situations while maintaining therapeutic rapport. Emphasize your ability to remain calm, patient, and focused on the client’s needs in stressful situations.

Highlight your teamwork and communication skills. Explain the value of collaborating with teachers, doctors, and other therapists, and how it enhances the treatment experience for families.

Use this question to demonstrate your awareness of current issues affecting families, such as trauma, stressors related to school, or societal pressures. Providing thoughtful insight showcases your empathy and connection to the field.

Talk about the importance of individualized treatment plans and how you assess the needs of clients before designing interventions. Personalization in therapy is key to achieving successful outcomes.

Discuss the importance of self-care and setting boundaries to protect your wellbeing. Share techniques you utilize to ensure you’re at your best for your clients.

This is your chance to illuminate your achievements. Share a meaningful case experience that showcases your clinical skills and the positive impact of your interventions on a child’s life.