Employment At Palo Alto Therapy
Palo Alto Therapy is looking for therapists (LCSW, LMFT, PhD, PsyD) for 2-4 days a week (one weekend day recommended) who have been licensed for a minimum of two years. The applicants need to have experience providing evidenced based and cognitive 
behavioral psychotherapy/counseling to adults with anxiety and depression problems and a solid understanding of these methods (experience and desire to work with children and teens is a plus). A minimum of 18 hours of post-masters training in this type of therapy is required (CEU lectures, online training, workshops, etc). Applicant needs to be dedicated to marketing and promotion of services and be passionate about providing the highest level of care to our clients.
Interested applicants please contact us through the contact from in the side bar on the left. You will be asked to submit a cover letter, resume, and answers to a variety of supplemental questions.
Benefits of Working for Palo Alto Therapy
- Excellent, motivated, and friendly clients
- Supportive, multidisciplinary, and professional team of therapists
- Independent working environment with limited meetings and red tape
- Wonderful and professional support staff
- Ability to make positive changes and develop various programs of interest
Comments from past therapists of Palo Alto Therapy
“I was so sad to leave Palo Alto Therapy (PAT). One of the greatest things about working at PAT was the invaluable learning opportunities. Ernie Schmidt was my mentor and opened up a whole new world of therapy techniques that I would not have learned without him and will never forget. He also taught me about the business side of building and maintaining a practice and made it look so easy, although now I know how much goes into it and how exhausting it can be. He is so dedicated to his practice, clients, and staff and was always available to help me whenever I was stuck with a client and also to provide me with support. The clients at Palo Alto Therapy were also great to work with and I learned a great deal from them as well. I will forever be indebted to Ernie and PAT will always have a warm place in my heart.”
-Sharon Fischer, LICSW
