Staff Openings

If you're interested in stronger, healthier communities and doing your part to care for your neighbors in need, working at Project Access Northwest can be very rewarding! You'll be part of a great team of problem solvers and innovative thinkers. There are no staff positions open at this time.

We are currently seeking volunteers for our Pro Bono Counseling program.



Job opportunities

• Volunteer Provider — Pro Bono Counseling Program

  Project Access Northwest is seeking volunteer providers to work with its Pro Bono Counseling Program, providing remote or in-person care throughout Washington state. This volunteer position is very flexible and offers several benefits.

  As a Volunteer Provider with the Pro Bono Counseling Program, you will play a crucial role in delivering high-quality mental health care to underserved populations. This volunteer position involves offering your professional counseling or therapy services to individuals facing financial constraints or limited access to mental health support. Your commitment will help ensure that everyone, regardless of their financial situation, has the opportunity to receive the help they deserve.

  
  

  Time Commitment

  Maximize your impact by tailoring your volunteer experience to fit your schedule. YOU select the number of clients, sessions and hours that work best for you. Choose between providing services at a physical location or through online appointments, seamlessly integrating volunteering with your professional and personal responsibilities.

  
  

  Key Responsibilities

  • Provide confidential, skilled support through individual counseling, group therapy, couples counseling, family therapy or crisis intervention.
  • Conduct thorough assessments and develop personalized treatment plans tailored to each person's needs.
  • Track number of people served, through the Pro Bono Counseling program, and their respective locations — share this information with Director of Behavioral Health integration at Project Access Northwest quarterly

  
  

  Benefits of Volunteering

  • Thoroughly Screened Clients: Work with people who are carefully matched to your expertise and therapy style, ensuring a productive therapeutic relationship.
  • Case Consultation: Access to free case consultations to discuss complex cases and receive support from peers.
  • Continuing Education: Free workshops to help you stay updated with the latest practices and earn continuing education credits offered by Washington Mental Health Counselor Association (WMHCA).
  • Support and Community: Join a network of dedicated professionals committed to improving mental health care access. Opportunity to contribute to the "Ask A Therapist" blog to support destigmatization and increase community awareness about mental health.
  • Licensure Supervision: Free state licensure supervision hours for those working toward full independent licensure.

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