Pediatric Mental Health Therapist

• Pediatric Mental Health Therapist
• Location: Puyallup, WA
• Position Type: Full Time | Permanent
• Schedule: Flexible
• Compensation: Competitive Salary

Are You Passionate and Creative?

We are seeking a passionate and compassionate Pediatric Mental Health Therapist to join a dynamic, community based pediatric therapy clinic serving children and families throughout the Puget Sound region.

Our team is committed to providing high quality, individualized services in a supportive, collaborative, and engaging environment. This is an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with children and their families while working alongside professionals from multiple disciplines.

About the Role

The Pediatric Mental Health Therapist will provide mental health services to children ages 0 to 18, including individual and group therapy and co treatment with other disciplines.

You will work with a diverse caseload and use a variety of treatment approaches to support each child's unique needs. Responsibilities include:

• Providing individual and group mental health therapy

• Participating in co treatment with other disciplines

• Developing and implementing individualized treatment programs

• Providing parent education and support

• Developing and managing home programs

• Monitoring and documenting patient progress

• Participating in team meetings and case discussions

• Collaborating with families and other healthcare professionals

• Completing required clinical documentation and administrative responsibilities

• Contributing to program development and continuous improvement

About You

The ideal candidate will have experience working with pediatric populations and a genuine passion for helping children and families.

We are looking for someone who is

• Positive, compassionate, and energetic

• Flexible and adaptable

• A strong team player who enjoys collaboration

• Eager to learn and continue developing professionally

• Highly organized with strong time management skills

• An effective verbal and written communicator

• Comfortable sharing ideas and contributing to a collaborative team environment

• Committed to providing professional, evidence based, and high quality care

• Master's or doctoral degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, Social Work, or a related field with equivalent coursework from an approved program

• Completion of all required supervised clinical experience

• Active Washington State license or credential as applicable, including LMFT, LMHC, or LICSW

• Active credentialing with Washington State third party payers

• Current CPR certification

• Pediatric experience preferred

• Competitive compensation

• Generous paid time off and holidays

• Flexible scheduling

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage

• Retirement benefits with matching

• Continuing education opportunities

• Professional development and mentorship

• Collaborative and supportive team environment

• Opportunities to contribute to program development and clinical initiatives

• Meaningful work supporting children and their families