Behavioral Health Counselor; LPC or LCSW

Neighborhood Health has established itself as a frontrunner in primary care by leveraging cutting‑edge technology and effective treatment methods. Our organization fosters an environment where you become part of a committed healthcare team focused on delivering high‑quality care to all individuals in need.

• A competitive salary structure
• Paid holidays, vacation, and sick leave
• Individual and family health insurance with shared costs
• Support for continuing education

Are you passionate about making a difference in the healthcare field? Our health center offers a variety of career opportunities that cater to a diverse range of skills and interests. Here’s a brief overview to help you find your perfect fit:

Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals. We offer roles for doctors, nurses, and specialized technicians who are committed to providing exceptional patient care.

If you thrive in an organizational capacity, consider our administrative positions. Opportunities include roles in patient intake, billing, and records management.

Our health center also values those in support positions such as maintenance, housekeeping, and security, ensuring a safe and clean environment for patients and staff.

We believe in the power of education. If you're passionate about community influence, explore our roles in outreach and health education programs aimed at promoting wellness in our community.

We offer extensive training programs and workshops to help you grow in your career.

We offer extensive training programs and workshops to help you grow in your career.

Work alongside professionals dedicated to making an impact in the community.

Incentives are available for employees who refer successful candidates to join our team.

Neighborhood Health supports students, residents, and interns who plan to serve the uninsured and underserved in their future careers in medicine, nursing, behavioral health, pharmacy, and dentistry. However, the volume of requests for placements far exceeds the number of opportunities we can offer.

To be considered for student placement, please follow the outlined procedure by clicking the provided link. This process is designed to assist us in addressing important issues while we aim to support future providers serving uninsured and underserved populations.

Prior to applying, students are advised to verify with their educational institution that a valid and active affiliation agreement exists between the school and Neighborhood Health. For Neighborhood Health to evaluate an individual for placement, there must be a signed affiliation agreement with the student’s institution.

By applying, the student, resident, or intern agrees that Neighborhood Health has the sole authority to determine and revoke placement opportunities at its discretion. It is important for students not to view their application as a guarantee of placement. We advise students to explore additional options until they receive written confirmation of their placement approval.

We welcome applications from counseling students enrolled at Vanderbilt University or public universities within the state. To qualify, students should have a keen interest in integrated primary care environments instead of conventional therapy or counseling roles. Preference will be given to those fluent in Spanish, Arabic, or Kurdish. Please note that we do not consider applicants from online programs unless they possess proficiency in one of these languages.

If you are part of a counseling program at Vanderbilt University or an in‑state public university and wish to request a placement, please adhere to the Procedure to Request Placement.

We welcome social work students from public universities within the state who are pursuing their LMSW and LCSW credentials. Candidates should demonstrate a…