About the Role

Brightline is seeking pediatric-focused behavioral therapists to join our team for the launch of our first clinic. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a dynamic team, where you will play an integral role in delivering high-quality care to our members. As a member of the inaugural clinic team, you will help shape the patient experience, work alongside a dedicated group of professionals, and contribute to the clinic's success from the ground up. We are looking for passionate clinicians who are committed to providing exceptional care and are excited to be part of an innovative and evolving healthcare environment. 

This role is part -time and hybrid, combining both onsite and virtual care (25 hours per week). You'll have the opportunity to provide care in person at Brightline's clinic location, fostering a strong sense of community and connection with other clinicians, while also delivering flexible virtual services. This model offers flexibility while ensuring access to high-quality, member-centered support across both settings.

Primary Responsibilities

As a Behavioral Therapist at Brightline, you will:

• Provide comprehensive care to youth ages 2 to 17, including:

  • Conducting thorough, evidence-based diagnostic evaluations, followed by thoughtful, supportive feedback to families and care coordination to ensure treatment alignment.

  • Delivering care using a range of evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Parent Management Training (PMT) for the duration of their care plan.

  • Utilizing measurement based care best practices to inform care plans and decisions with members

• Facilitating group therapy sessions, utilizing structured, evidence-based approaches to address common mental health challenges and foster peer connection.

• Provide care to adults, both young adults (ages 18-26) and/or parents of youth seeking services at Brightline, addressing their individual mental health needs, which are distinct from parent management training or caregiver-supported interventions.

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate care with primary care providers, schools, and other key stakeholders

• Maintain detailed and timely clinical documentation in accordance with Brightline’s ethical standards and clinical guidelines.

• Engage in continuous professional development by completing required training, adhering to ethical principles of care, and staying up-to-date with Brightline’s care standards, tools, policies, and procedures.

• Lead community engagement & outreach opportunities by participating in community support and marketing efforts, including initiatives to engage with schools, primary care offices, and other community stakeholders (e.g., hosting talks, creating educational content like Brightline videos).

Additional Opportunities:

• Content Creation: Engage in content development for Brightline, contributing to educational materials (e.g., videos, articles) that inform and support both prospective and existing members.

• Product Development: Opportunities to inform and influence Brightline's product design from a clinician’s perspective.

These additional opportunities may not be available at clinic open and may be available as the practice grows. 

About You

As a Behavioral Therapist at Brightline you will have: 

• Availability to work Hybrid, Part-time (25 hours/week)

• Availability to provide care during Brightline's peak hours (3PM - 7PM) for a significant portion of your clinical time.

• Expertise in delivering state-of-the-art, evidence-based interventions, including CBT/ERP (e.g., exposures, behavioral activation), Parent Management Training (PMT), ACT, and other youth-focused therapies, facilitated by robust measurement-based care practices

  • Strong candidates will have extensive evidence of expertise in providing evidence-based care for youth and families

• Extensive experience conducting diagnostic evaluations with careful and precise differential diagnostic decision for common youth concerns, such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral issues, trauma, learning disorders, autism, and other similar presentations

• Interest and experience deliver