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About the Role

Access Institute seeks a dynamic and passionate individual to join its clinical team as an In-school Psychotherapist (ISP). The ISP provides mental health services, consultation, and support for staff at one K-8 SFUSD elementary school, with two campuses. Services include individual play therapy on-site, and consultation to parents, teachers, and school staff to support healthy relationships with children dealing with trauma and diverse mental health needs.

Responsibilities

Provide 1:1 mental health support to up to 8 children, up to 4 sessions per day (8 hours)
Maintain patient charts
Provide education, consultation, and support to parents and caregivers
Collaborate and consult with school staff, including classroom observation and feedback for teachers
Consultation and ongoing communication with educators, staff, and other service providers
Participation in school meetings, as requested
Assist in the collection of data on program effectiveness by administering brief surveys to teachers and caregivers at the beginning and end of the school year
Weekly supervision with fully licensed Staff Psychotherapist & In-School Mental Health Program Manager

Requirements

Demonstrated commitment to Access Institute’s mission
Experience providing mental health care to children
Prior experience working in a school-based setting is a plus
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
Excellent administrative and organizational skills

Skills

Play therapy
Clinical skills
Leadership skills
Communication skills
Relationship-building skills
Administrative skills
Organizational skills

Location

San Francisco, CA

Work Type

Part-time
On-site

Experience Level

Associate-level

Education Level

Associate-level licensure

Salary/Compensations

$32/hour

Benefits

Supervision included
Paid sick time
Paid holidays

About the Company

Access Institute for Psychological Services is a community-based nonprofit providing high-quality, affordable mental health care to individuals and families with the greatest need and least access.
For more than 23 years, Access Institute has delivered over 13,000 hours of care annually to more than 700 children, adults, and seniors.
Our work spans our Hayes Valley clinic, five public elementary schools, and the Bayview–Hunters Point Adult Day Health Center.
Access Institute is home to a rigorous, nationally renowned psychoanalytic training program for predoctoral interns and post-graduate fellows.
Trainees receive extensive in-person supervision while gaining clinical experience and engaging in a rich didactic education program that integrates psychodynamic theory, sociocultural awareness, and community service.