Part-Time Outpatient Therapist

Encircle: LGBTQ Family & Youth Resource Center•Saint George, UT

1d•$60•Onsite

About The Position

Encircle is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing family and community together to enable LGBTQ+ youth and young adults to thrive. Our homes provide a safe, affirming space where individuals can find psychological safety, community connection, and specialized mental health services. At the heart of Encircle is our foundational philosophy: "No Sides, Only Love." We do not take sides against families, nor do we compromise on the absolute love and affirmation our queer youth deserve. We believe that healing happens when we build bridges rather than walls. Our clinical team must deeply align with this particular mission, bringing a high degree of cultural humility, warmth, and a systemic approach to family connection and growth. We are seeking a passionate, fully licensed therapist (LCSW, LMFT, CMHC) to provide high-quality outpatient psychotherapy at our St. George home. This role is ideal for a clinician who thrives in an autonomous environment, values community-embedded care, and wants the flexibility to build their own schedule while being an active champion of Encircle's mission. To start, this is a part-time position with excellent potential to expand in hours or scope depending on organizational fit, clinical need, and your professional goals. You will have control over your schedule, provided it aligns with the hours our physical space is open to the community.

Requirements

Full, independent clinical licensure in the State of Utah (LCSW, LMFT, or CMHC). We cannot accept pre-licensed applicants or associates for this specific role at this time.
Demonstrated experience and deep competence in working with LGBTQ+ individuals, adolescents, young adults, and families.
Strong foundational knowledge of the minority stress model and affirmative therapeutic practices.
Candidates must demonstrate an active commitment to Encircle's specific model of family preservation and bridge-building.
Ability to manage a caseload independently, organize clinical hours effectively, and maintain ethical boundaries in a vibrant, community-centered environment.

Nice To Haves

Current credentialing with major insurance panels (SelectHealth, BCBS, EMI, etc.) is highly preferred and will receive priority consideration.

Responsibilities

Conduct individual, family, or relationship therapy sessions for LGBTQ+ youth, young adults, and their families within the St. George community.
Embody the "No Sides, Only Love" ethos in clinical practice, actively working to decrease youth suicidality by strengthening family connections and fostering mutual understanding.
Maintain an active part-time caseload of at least 10 to 12 clients per week.
Provide a steady physical presence in the home to foster continuity of care. At least 70% of clinical sessions must be conducted in person or at least two days a week, depending on individual client needs. Telehealth sessions can be integrated flexibly outside of standard home hours or as clinical needs dictate.
Utilize evidence-based, LGBTQ+-affirming, and relational interventions to address minority stress, family dynamics, identity development, and trauma.
Maintain timely and thorough clinical records (including intakes, progress notes, and treatment plans) in our Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, TherapyNotes, adhering to standard ethical and legal frameworks.
Attend a mandatory, weekly 1-hour clinical consultation meeting held on Wednesdays at noon to collaborate on cases, share resources, and ensure alignment with Encircle's affirmative care model. This time is fully compensated.
Collaborate naturally with the St. George home's operations team to ensure a seamless, warm handoff between community programming and clinical services.
Maintain a Psychology Today profile, which Encircle will pay for during your employment.