Licensed Mental Health Counselor​/Therapist (LCSW​/LMFT

my Place Health is built around a simple but powerful belief: older adults deserve the support they need to live safely, independently, and with dignity in their own communities. As a PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) organization backed by SCAN Group, my Place Health brings together customized medical care, social activities, and daily support for participants and their families – all under one roof.

Our centers are more than healthcare facilities. They are vibrant community hubs where participants are known by name, valued, and supported as whole people. Behind that experience is a dedicated, interdisciplinary team working together to coordinate care, remove barriers, and improve quality of life for some of the most medically and socially complex populations. For employees, my Place Health offers the opportunity to do deeply meaningful work in a highly collaborative setting.

Team members are encouraged to contribute innovative ideas, and grow alongside a mission that prioritizes compassion, respect, and impact. The result is a culture where people feel connected—to their colleagues, their participants, and the communities they serve. At my Place Health, work is more than a job. It’s a shared commitment to honoring what matters most.

This is a full-time onsite position at our center in Compton, CA 90221

As our Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), you will be a vital part of a team that truly makes a difference in the lives of older adults. This role is more than just providing behavioral health care—it’s about building meaningful relationships, offering compassionate support, and ensuring that seniors receive the person-centered care they deserve. In this role, you’ll work closely with an Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) to integrate behavioral health services into holistic care plans, ensuring that participants feel heard, understood, and supported.

Whether you’re providing therapy, guiding care planning, collaborating with specialists, or educating staff, your expertise will shape the way we approach mental health in older adults. This is the perfect opportunity for someone who thrives in a collaborative environment, embraces problem‑solving with empathy and patience, and is committed to making a lasting impact. If you’re looking for a role where your skills and compassion come together to improve the well‑being of seniors, we’d love to welcome you to our team!

• Behavioral Health Assessment & Treatment – Provide behavioral health diagnosis, care planning, and therapy to address a range of mental health concerns, ensuring that each participant receives the care they need.
• Interdisciplinary Team Collaboration – Work closely with the IDT to educate team members on behavioral health assessments, goal setting, and interventions, helping them better understand mental health conditions, substance use disorders, and behavioral manifestations of dementia.
• Care Plan Integration – Partner with clinicians and care teams to ensure behavioral health needs are seamlessly incorporated into participant care plans.
• Community Partnership & Referral Coordination – Build and maintain strong relationships with community behavioral health specialists, ensuring smooth referrals and coordinated care when needed.
• Geriatric Psychiatry Coordination – Work with consulting geriatric psychiatrists to facilitate communication and optimize behavioral health resources for participants.
• Crisis & Inpatient Support – Follow participants admitted to inpatient psychiatric facilities, ensuring that their needs are addressed and that post‑discharge behavioral health interventions support their recovery.
• Behavioral Health Evaluation & Diagnosis – Assess participants with unclear behavioral health conditions to establish accurate diagnoses and care plans.
• Education & Training – Provide training to staff on behavioral health topics, helping to build a culture of understanding and support for participants facing mental health challenges. Occasionally, provide education directly to participants and caregivers.
• Adaptability & Support – Take on additional responsibilities as needed to support…