Dallas CBT is hiring for the following positions

Team Therapist

Dallas CBT is a group private practice that takes pride in providing the highest standard of professional care by a high caliber team of specialists. We offer a growth-oriented, engaged, and collaborative environment.

Dallas CBT has openings in 2024 for: 1) an individual therapist position, and 2) a couples/relationship therapist, both specializing in evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive behavioral, ACT, and exposure therapy. Our work environment offers opportunities for flexibility with choosing your ideal schedule, pursuit of clinical interests and developing clinical specializations, full administrative support, a positive collegial environment, and ongoing consultation and learning opportunities to enhance clinical skills. We work with each Therapist to develop their caseload according to their clinical preferences and strengths.

Within our practice, Team Therapists have no responsibilities around marketing or obtaining their own caseload, and they can expect to quickly obtain a full caseload. This allows our therapists to focus on their clinical work, with a sense of security and stability in their job.

Financial compensation includes a strong W2 commission-based salary (with great potential for growth throughout tenure with the practice) and comprehensive benefits package, including: medical benefits, funding for professional development, comprehensive malpractice insurance, paid leaves options, and 401K retirement contributions by the practice.

Dallas CBT celebrates diversity and believes that a commitment to inclusion and equity makes us better therapists and a stronger team. We encourage applications from therapists with diverse racial, cultural, or ethnic backgrounds.

Ideal applicants will 1) have graduated from an accredited program, 2) demonstrate strong clinical skills in CBT and other evidence-based therapies, 3) be a good personality fit for a supportive and upbeat group private practice setting, and 4) have obtained full licensure as a psychologist, LPC, LMFT, or LCSW to practice therapy in Texas. Post-doctoral applicants will be considered for a Post-doctoral or Provisionally Licensed Psychologist position, which may transition to Team Therapist upon completion of full licensure.

To apply, please send your CV and cover letter to Katie@DallasCBT.com.

 

Team Therapist Specializing in OCD

Dallas CBT is specifically looking to add a Team Therapist who has specialization in OCD and related disorders, including Health Anxiety and BFRBs.  An ideal fit for our team would be a clinician with expertise in Exposure and Response Prevention and experience with applying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy  or mindfulness-based approaches to these presenting problems.  This position would involve the details noted in the Team Therapist position description above; however, OCD would be the primary presenting problem seen.

 

Team Therapist Specializing in Couples and/or Family Therapy

Our team is also specifically looking to add a Team Therapist who has specialization in couples and family therapy. An ideal fit for our team would be a clinician with expertise in evidence-based approaches to relationship therapy, as well as experience in CBT and other evidence-based approaches to individual therapy.  This position would involve the details noted in the Team Therapist position description above.

 

Postdoctoral Fellowship

We invite applications for a 2025-2026 postdoctoral fellowship that may evolve into a long-term member of our team. 

The goals of the fellowship are to 1) Deepen the fellow’s expertise and application of cognitive behavioral therapy, and specifically, exposure work; 2) Begin to identify areas of clinical strength and interest for specialization; 3) Expand on the fellow’s ability to approach clients with nuance and to honor the individual background and identities of the client; and 4) Develop patterns around effective collaboration and consultation with therapist peers.  

Training will focus on refinement of cognitive-behavioral and exposure therapy skills for anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, and depression. Optional training tracks include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for anxiety, parent training in treatment of child behavioral disorders, group treatment for social anxiety, and general adult mental health, general child/adolescent mental health, and evidence-based treatments for trichotillomania and other body-focused repetitive behaviors. There are opportunities to work with all age groups and a variety of presenting problems, but the fellow’s experience and interests in developing a specialization will help determine the makeup of their caseload.  

Training opportunities include weekly individual supervision and weekly group supervision and consultation dedicated specifically to Exposure and Response Prevention and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).  The team also meets weekly for professional development, which includes case consultation, monthly didactics, discussion and modeling of clinical interventions, and quarterly literature review.  Our group exposure therapy programs offer the opportunity to co-lead and directly observe a seasoned CBT clinician, as well as gain practice with flexibly applying more manualized versions of exposure therapy in a group setting.  Most development of clinical skills is learned through experience and practice. The fellow’s caseload will be tailored to provide the opportunities to learn specific treatments.

Ideal applicants are graduates from an APA-accredited Ph.D. or Psy.D. program who demonstrate strong clinical skills in CBT and interest in working within a collaborative group private practice setting.  Financial compensation details will be discussed at interviews. Compensation include a benefits package, such as medical benefits, funding for professional development, comprehensive malpractice insurance, paid leaves options, and 401K retirement contributions by the practice. Start date is flexible.