Career Corner
The Washington Association for Infant Mental Health works with a great network of organizations as members, mentors, and collaborators.
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Opportunities with Community Partners
Navos
Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist
We are hiring for a full-time Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health clinician, who will be providing primarily Child-Parent Psychotherapy services in south King County. Our team's home campus is on the beautiful Lake Burien. The organization's standard posting does not offer enough specific details about what makes our IECMH team very unique and special; please feel free to contact haruko.watanabe@navos.org for more information.
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Childhaven
Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist
Childhaven has an exciting opportunity to join our innovative and growing Healthcare Integration team as an Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist embedded in the University of Washington—Harborview Pediatrics Clinic. This role provides direct services to families of infants and young children (birth to 5) and early relational health capacity building to the multidisciplinary Harborview Pediatrics Clinic care team and Childhaven.
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ESIT Mental Health Therapist
The Early Intervention Mental Health Therapist will provide mental health intervention to support children and their families from birth to 3 years old in home- or community-based program settings. Specifically, this position focuses on using a parent coaching model and utilizes evidence-based practices to support attachment-related concerns, impacts of trauma and social-emotional delays as appropriate.
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WISe Mental Health Therapist
The WISe Mental Health Therapist provides direct therapeutic interventions to young children (ages 0-6) and their families in homes, childcare/early learning environments, and other community locations. Work is guided by infant/early childhood mental health intervention models and provided in a team framework, in close collaboration with a WISe Facilitator and Parent Partner. Emphasis is on partnering actively with families, natural supports, and other community service providers to promote safe, stable, and healthy families.
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Educational Service District 112
ECE Mental Health Therapist
The ECE Mental Health Therapist is a social worker or mental health clinician well-versed in early childhood development. Ideal candidates are highly proficient in infant and early childhood mental health, familiar with best practices in preschool education, and are committed to improving the outcomes for young children and their families who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma. In particular, the clinician will support the caregiving that preschoolers need at home and at school to develop secure attachments and resiliency.
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Ideal candidates are highly proficient in infant and early childhood mental health, familiar with best practices in preschool education, and are committed to improving the outcomes for young children and their families who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma. In particular, the clinician will support the caregiving that preschoolers need at home and at school to develop secure attachments and resiliency.
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