What are the responsibilities and job description for the Provisionally licensed counselor/therapist (PLPC / PLMFT) position at Finding Solace?
Start your career somewhere you don't have to figure everything out alone
The provisional years can be exciting, meaningful, and a little overwhelming. You're learning to trust your clinical judgment, carry a real caseload, write strong documentation, and grow into your professional identity.
We don't expect you to walk in as a finished clinician. We expect you to stay curious, take feedback well, and keep learning. In return, you get board-approved supervision at no cost to you, a team of experienced clinicians beside you, and an administrative team that handles the business side so you can focus on becoming the therapist you want to be.
Requirements
- Current Louisiana PLPC or PLMFT status (or eligibility to obtain it before start date)
- Ability to work in-office in West Monroe, LA
- Willingness to keep an open, varied caseload during your provisional years
Compensation & schedule
- Base salary: $36,000/year for a 30-hour in-office workweek.
- Production goal: 22 completed sessions per week (your schedule may hold more appointments to absorb cancellations and no-shows — admin builds and manages that within your 30 hours).
- Production bonus: starting with your 23rd completed session in a tracking week, you earn an additional $30 per completed session.
The goal is financial stability while your caseload develops, with room to earn more as it grows.
Benefits & professional development
- Board-approved LPC-S / LMFT-S supervision at no cost (dual option available)
- One week of accrued paid time off, accruing progressively during employment
- Required continuing education provided by Finding Solace
- A furnished office
- Practice software and documentation resources
- Structured onboarding and caseload development
- Clinical consultation beyond scheduled supervision
- Full administrative, billing, scheduling, and credentialing support
Who tends to thrive here
This role is a strong fit if you want to become a more confident clinician without developing in isolation. You'll feel at home if you're willing to ask questions, receive feedback, follow through, and take your growth seriously.
You don't need to know exactly what population you want to specialize in or where your career is headed. You do need to be ready to learn.
A path beyond provisional licensure
Finding Solace is an HRSA/NHSC-approved site. Provisionally licensed clinicians generally aren't eligible for NHSC loan repayment until they hold an independent, unrestricted license, but once you complete your supervised experience and become fully licensed here, you may be able to apply for federal student loan repayment through the National Health Service Corps. (Eligibility and awards are decided by NHSC and HRSA, so we can't guarantee an award, but the door is open, and we're the site that helps you get there.)
What we'll ask of you
Support comes with clear expectations. In this role, you'll:
- Provide ethical, compassionate care within your scope of competence
- Keep documentation accurate and timely
- Attend and participate actively in supervision
- Keep your availability open for a varied caseload across ages, backgrounds, and presenting concerns
- Communicate early about clinical, scheduling, or documentation concerns
- Seek consultation when a client's needs fall outside your experience
- Maintain your provisional license and board requirements
- Work respectfully with clinical and administrative staff
Ready to join us?
Finding Solace is a women-owned outpatient mental health group practice serving communities across Louisiana. Learn more at findingsolace.life.
Finding Solace is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and are committed to a workplace free from discrimination.
Pay: From $36,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Flexible spending account
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Retirement plan
Work Location: In person
Salary : $36,000