Behavioral Consultant/Mobile Therapist

Behavioral Consultant / Mobile Therapist

Pennsylvania Counseling Services (PCS)

School & Community-Based Services

Full-Time, Salaried | $54,000 – $65,000 per year

40 hours per week / 80 hours per pay period

Launch Your Clinical Career with Purpose

Are you an early-career professional or graduating with your Master’s degree in May 2026? Pennsylvania Counseling Services is hiring compassionate, motivated, and mission-driven clinicians to join our Intensive Behavioral Health Services team as Behavioral Consultants and Mobile Therapists.

This is an excellent opportunity for new graduates and emerging professionals who want meaningful clinical experience, strong supervision, and the chance to make a real difference in the lives of children, adolescents, and families.

At PCS, you will not be expected to figure everything out alone. We provide the mentorship, structure, training, and team support needed to help you grow from a developing clinician into a confident, skilled professional.

We are especially committed to building a diverse clinical workforce and encourage male clinicians, bilingual clinicians fluent in Spanish or ASL, and ethnically diverse professionals to apply.

Why Early-Career Clinicians Choose PCS

PCS is designed to support clinicians as they begin and grow their careers. We offer:

• FREE licensure supervision for qualified therapists pursuing LPC, LCSW, or LMFT licensure
• BCBA supervision may be pursued for qualified clinicians interested in Board Certification in Behavior Analysis
• Full-time salaried position with stable income
• $54,000 – $65,000 annual salary
• 80 hours per pay period
• Flexible schedule
• Monthly supervision for your cases
• Student loan pay down program that does not require repayment if you leave PCS
• Company-paid health insurance
• $100 per paycheck waiver pay if you have health insurance elsewhere
• Dental, vision, and disability insurance available
• 401(k) with employer match after 1 full year of employment
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Free training and CEUs
• Assistance applying for your BSL Certificate
• Company-provided laptop
• Cell phone stipend
• Mileage stipend
• Tuition discounts available for those pursuing a graduate degree

QualificationsEntry-Level Friendly

We value both academic preparation and hands-on learning experiences. If you are completing your graduate program and preparing to enter the field, we encourage you to apply.

Education:

Master’s Degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, ABA, or Education.

Experience:

1 year of experience or completion of a clinical practicum/internship.

May 2026 graduates are encouraged to apply now for summer start dates.

Skills:

Bilingual fluency in Spanish or ASL is highly prioritized and eligible for additional recognition.

Logistics:

Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle for community-based travel.

Clearances:

Ability to obtain PA State Police, Child Abuse, and FBI Fingerprint clearances.

The Role: Meaningful Clinical Work in Real-Life Settings

As a Master’s-level clinician in IBHS, you will support children, adolescents, and families in the places where life is actually happening: homes, schools, and communities.

You may choose or combine two specialized clinical paths:

Behavioral Consultant

As a Behavioral Consultant, you will use ABA principles to support children with autism and behavioral challenges. You will help families, schools, and treatment teams better understand behavior and develop practical strategies that create meaningful change.

Responsibilities include:

• Designing individualized behavior plans
• Supporting children with autism and behavioral needs
• Empowering caregivers with practical tools and strategies
• Collaborating with school districts and other team members
• Helping children succeed across home, school, and community environments

Mobile Therapist

As a Mobile Therapist, you will provide trauma-informed therapy to children, adolescents, and families in home and school settings. You will help families strengthen relationships, improve communication, and work through challenges using compassionate, strengths-based interventions.

Responsibilities include:

• Providing individual and family therapy
• Supporting children and families through trauma-informed care
• Leading IBHS treatment teams
• Supervising Behavioral Health Technicians
• Facilitating family-centered and systemic change
• Helping families build skills, stability, and confidence

About Pennsylvania Counseling Services

Pennsylvania Counseling Services is a mission-driven organization committed to family-centered, community-based care. We believe that children and families are best served by clinicians who are supported, encouraged, and given room to grow.

We also believe that a diverse team leads to better clinical outcomes. Our goal is to create an environment where early-career professionals can develop their skills, receive meaningful supervision, and build a long-term career serving high-needs and underserved communities.

PCS invests heavily in its clinicians through free CEUs, licensure supervision, BSL certificate assistance, student loan support, and a collaborative team-first culture.

If you are passionate about helping children and families, eager to keep learning, and ready to begin a meaningful clinical career, we would love to hear from you.

Apply now to secure your post-graduation career path with PCS.

Pay

$54,000 – $65,000 per year

Degree Requirement

Master’s Degree

Working Hours

40 hours per week

Job Status

Full Time

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