Mental Health Therapist

Now open in Atlanta, GA, and serving Georgia statewide for telehealth.

Join our Minneapolis-based outpatient team, full-time or part-time. Independently licensed professionals and clinical trainees are both welcome — treatment supervision provided at no cost where required by Minnesota law.

RRCS is seeking Mental Health Therapists — full-time or part-time — to serve a broad range of ages, diagnoses, and presenting concerns from our Minneapolis, Minnesota location. We welcome independently licensed mental health professionals as well as clinical trainees working toward independent licensure in Minnesota.

Ideal candidates bring a genuine commitment to high-quality patient care, strong organizational discipline, a collaborative posture with colleagues, and an appetite for continued clinical development.

At Radiant Recovery and Counseling Services, our mission is to empower individuals on their journey to Abundant Life NOW! We provide compassionate, evidence-based outpatient mental health counseling that fosters healing, growth, and transformation. RRCS operates outpatient behavioral health programs in Minnesota and Georgia.

• Children and adolescents — general mental health
• Adults — general mental health, including men’s mental health
• Youth and adult clients from Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color
• Couples and family therapy

Clinicians of every background are encouraged to apply. Candidates with clinical training, lived experience, or language capabilities relevant to these populations are invited to note that in their application.

RRCS engages Minnesota clinicians on one of two tracks. The applicable track depends on your credential under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 245I, not on preference — a clinical trainee may provide services only under the treatment supervision of a mental health professional (Minn. Stat. § 245I.04, subd. 7, and § 245I.06). Because RRCS directs and is accountable for that supervision, clinical trainees are engaged as W-2 employees.

Independently licensed mental health professionals practice within their own licensure scope and may elect either classification.

You must hold an active Minnesota license in good standing in one of the following:

• Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW)
• Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC)
• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
• Licensed Psychologist (LP)
• Registered nurse certified as a psychiatric-mental health clinical nurse specialist or nurse practitioner by a national certifying body

You qualify as a clinical trainee if you meet any one of the following: you are enrolled in an accredited graduate program preparing you for independent licensure as a mental health professional and are completing a practicum or internship with RRCS through that program; you have completed such a program and is in compliance with your licensing board's requirements, including supervised practice;

or you have completed such a program and a practicum/internship and have not yet taken or received results from the required examination, or are awaiting a final licensure decision.

Clinical trainees are responsible for notifying and applying to the applicable Minnesota health-related licensing board and for ensuring they meet that board's requirements. RRCS treatment supervision may be integrated into your board supervision plan where the board permits, but it does not replace board requirements. Minnesota LPC and LGSW licensees are welcome to apply under Track B — these credentials are not mental health professional credentials under § 245I.04, subd.

2, but typically qualify as clinical trainee credentials while working toward LPCC or LICSW. RRCS preference…