Philadelphia Area CBT Psychologist and Therapist Job Opportunities at the Center for Anxiety, OCD, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Exciting Career Opportunities for CBT Psychologists and CBT Therapists in Philadelphia
The Center for Anxiety, OCD, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is thrilled to announce several open positions for CBT psychologists/therapists. Located in the heart of Philadelphia, our busy, growing, fee-for-service cognitive-behavioral specialty practice is dedicated to providing expert, compassionate treatment for anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, and related disorders. With our state-of-the-art cognitive-behavioral therapies, we aim to help patients break free from these conditions and maintain their well-being over time.
Our center serves a sophisticated clientele, including professionals, college students, teenagers, and their families. Offering both in-person sessions at our Center City, Philadelphia office, and telehealth services to individuals throughout Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and other states, our work environment offers flexibility, including the option to work remotely on most days and in our Philadelphia office one or two days a week.
CBT Therapist / Psychologist Job Description:
Are you a passionate CBT therapist or psychologist who enjoys working in group settings and is eager to make a difference in the Philadelphia area? Our dedicated and growing team of providers offers cognitive-behavioral, exposure-based, acceptance-based, and other evidence-based therapies to adults, teens, and children, depending on your preferences. This position provides opportunities to help individuals and families facing various anxiety disorders and related challenges, with common presentations including OCD, social and performance anxieties, panic, generalized anxiety, trichotillomania, excoriation disorder, phobias, PTSD, and depression.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities:
- Conduct individual therapy sessions using cognitive-behavioral therapies to support individuals in the Philadelphia area and throughout Pennsylvania.
- Address a wide range of anxiety and related disorders, including OCD, social anxiety, panic, generalized anxiety, trichotillomania, excoriation disorder, phobias, PTSD, plus comorbid conditions such as depression, insomnia, ADHD, and borderline personality disorder with empirically-supported treatments.
- Enjoy collaborations with our diverse and dedicated team that you’ll love being a part of, all while providing the best possible care to our clients in the Philadelphia region.
- Enjoy scheduling flexibility, with the option to provide services remotely most days and work in our Philadelphia office one or two days a week.
- Build and manage your caseload, aiming for at least 16 patient hours per week and having the option to see many more patients if desired.
- Engage in comprehensive training and supervision, including weekly supervision sessions, case conferences, and participation in team meetings with experts in CBT and anxiety disorders.
- Attend regular team meetings to foster a collegial and supportive work environment.
- Participate in scholarship and education opportunities, including attending events, giving talks or workshops to the community or professionals, and possibly participating in professional conferences.
CBT Therapist / Psychologist Job Benefits:
Professional Benefits:
- Competitive compensation. Licensed psychologists will have the potential to earn $140,000+ per year if seeing an average of 25 patient hours per week, with higher earnings possible.
- Rewarding Career: Make a profound impact on the lives of individuals struggling with anxiety and related disorders in Philadelphia and beyond.
- Growth Opportunities: Expand your expertise through guidance and mentorship from an excellent team, including board-certified specialists. Benefit from opportunities to grow into positions of greater responsibility over time.
- Career Development: Access potential guidance/mentorship for CBT certification by the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies (A-CBT) or American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP).
Professional Development:
- Collaborate with a diverse and dedicated team of smart and fun professionals to provide the best possible care to our clients.
- Expand your network and professional connections. You will have valuable interactions with our extensive community of psychologists, therapists, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and local organizations. Expectations for interfacing with these professionals will provide valuable growth opportunities.
- Experience and training in evidence-based therapies, including ERP, CT-SAD, CT-OCD, Panic Control Treatment, I-CBT, ComB/HRT, CBT-I, PE, CPT, DBT, ACT, and various other CBT protocols.
- Opportunities for innovative care delivery models, including intensive outpatient programs and potential development of group therapy offerings.
Work-Life Balance:
- Flexible Work Options: Enjoy personalized balance between remote and in-person work. Additionally, the option for a fully remote position may exist for exceptional candidates.
- Scheduling Flexibility: Set your schedule with flexibility, including the option to work two evenings per week OR one weekend day.
- Supportive Environment: Attend regular team meetings to foster a collegial and supportive work environment.
- Low Paperwork: Experience relatively low levels of paperwork, allowing you to focus more on clinical care.
Community Engagement:
- Impactful Outreach: Participate in professional activities that contribute to the practice’s referral base and position in the community.
- Informative Workshops: Conduct informative workshops and presentations within the Philadelphia area.
- Knowledge Sharing: Write engaging blog posts and share your expertise with the Philadelphia community.
Requirements:
- Diligence, agreeableness, flexibility, and good teamwork skills.
- Licensed as Psychologist, LCSW, LPC, or LMFT in Pennsylvania. Candidates who are close to obtaining a license (e.g., have taken exams or are preparing to take exams soon) will be considered for a job. Similarly, out-of-state licensees applying for PA license while working under temporary permit will be considered.
- If candidate is a psychologist, PsyPACT passport (allowing therapist to work with patients from NJ, DE, and other states) or willingness to apply for one in near future.
- Strong training in and an enthusiasm for cognitive-behavioral and exposure-based therapies.
- Training and experience treating anxiety and depressive disorders using cognitive-behavioral and exposure based interventions including with OCD, social anxiety, panic, generalized anxiety, and ideally other anxiety disorders.
- Familiarity with basic psychodiagnostic interviewing and assessment. Specifically, we look for the ability to administer self-report and interview-administered symptom.
- Investment in contributing to and helping build the group practice in some way (whether through blog contributions, speaking engagements, community meetings, or other).
Other Desirable Qualifications for CBT Therapist Job (Ideal But Not Required to Apply):
- Additional evidence-based therapy training (such as in DBT, ACT, mindfulness based interventions, etc.).
- Experience with HRT, COMB or other cognitive-behavioral therapies for compulsive picking and pulling
- Experience treating teens.
- Experience organizing and leading cognitive-behavioral groups.
- Supervision experience.
- Previous experience in a private practice setting.
CBT Therapist/Psychologist Application Instructions:
Applicants interested in a CBT therapist/psychologist position should email the following materials to Dr. Daniel Chazin, PhD, ABPP ([email protected]). Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the positions are filled. The positions will be available soon, although the start date will depend on the availability of the successful candidate.
- A CV or resume.
- A cover letter describing your training and clinical experiences with cognitive-behavioral therapies and anxiety disorders, and your specific interest in and fit with our practice.
- An unofficial academic transcript showing coursework related to CBT/ERP, other cognitive and behavioral therapies (e.g., ACT, DBT), and/or anxiety-related disorders.This can be supplemented by a list of any related trainings the candidate may have taken besides courses.
- A list of 3 professional references with email and phone contact information.
- Three formal letters of recommendation are required, but not immediately needed to apply. Specifically, letters should come from professionals familiar with your work.
Explore Other Opportunities at Our Center:
At the Center for Anxiety, OCD, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, we’re dedicated to not only providing exceptional care but also fostering the growth of emerging professionals in the field of CBT psychology. Whether you’re working toward licensure or still navigating your graduate studies, we offer a range of opportunities to advance your career and contribute to meaningful work in mental health.
Postdoctoral Fellowships: For those on the path to licensure, our postdoctoral fellowship program offers an immersive experience in cognitive-behavioral therapy, specializing in anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders. This opportunity is designed to refine your clinical skills, engage in impactful research, and prepare you for independent practice.
Practicum Opportunities: If you’re a graduate student seeking practical experience in a supportive and challenging environment, our practicum placements provide hands-on learning in CBT and exposure to a wide range of anxiety-related disorders. Our program emphasizes clinical training, mentorship, professional development, and direct client work, setting a strong foundation for your future career.
Join us at the Center for Anxiety, OCD, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, where your growth is our commitment. Explore our website for more information on how you can become part of our mission to advance mental health care.
