School-Based Therapist

Who We Are

Pawnee Mental Health is a non-profit Certified Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHC) helping underserved populations in 10 counties here in North-Central Kansas. We are a vibrant community of passionate people looking for our next teammate – you!

What We Offer

School Based Therapists at Pawnee have the opportunity to earn up to $9,000 per year in bonus pay by meeting their client care expectations and by holding groups. Compensation is structured based on licensure and scope of practice, with fully licensed clinical therapists eligible for higher starting pay due to independent practice authority and expanded clinical responsibilities.

Medical & Vision Insurance: Accessible plans to support your health needs offered through BCBS or Aetna – prices for single coverage between $50-100/month.

Dental Insurance: 100% FREE for employees.

Kansas Public Employee Retirement System (KPERS): Secure your future with KPERS retirement benefits - a lifetime pension program.

Other insurances: Life insurance coverage up to 150% of your annual income and long-term disability insurance at NO COST.

Paid Holidays: Enjoy 8 paid holidays throughout the year.

Generous PTO: Start earning 10 hours of PTO per month, jumps to 16 hours per month on your first anniversary.

Paid Medical Leave: Receive a 40-hour bank of paid medical leave IMMEDIATELY upon hire.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Access support resources for your personal and professional life.

Supplemental benefits: Additional life insurance coverage, ambulance transportation, short term disability, critical illness, hospital indemnity, and more!

What You'll Do

1. Provide mental health care in schools, community and office based locations
2. Travel from home office to local school-based office as assigned
3. Provide psycho-educational services to the school community as assigned by School based Services Manager
4. Serve as the expert clinical voice in school meetings including but not limited to trauma responsive support plans, IEP meetings, and SIT meetings for assigned schools
5. Provide diagnostic intakes and SED waiver assessment services to K-12 youth using clinical training and the latest version of the DSM
6. Deliver trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy services to individuals, families, and groups in the school setting
7. Complete agency trainings up to and including certification in evidenced based treatment models
8. Collaborate consistently with school community, other treatment team members, and natural supports to ensure a wrap-around approach is provided for continuity of care
9. Create and maintain person-centered treatment plans based on clients’ unique needs
10. Demonstrate sensitivity to all cultural and ethnic differences.
11. Provide clinical supervision toward independent licensing to staff as qualified by licensing and as assigned.
12. Monitor client progress through ongoing assessment
13. Meet administrative and clinical documentation requirements both in terms of content and timeliness.
14. Meet direct service expectations in terms and comply with other established productivity standards as established.
15. Maintain advanced knowledge and skills related to trauma informed school-based care through continuing education per state licensure requirements
16. Perform all other reasonably related duties as assigned by immediate supervisor or other management personnel.