The Samaritan Counseling Center

Available Positions

Full-time Wellness Screen Clinician

We are seeking a full-time wellness screen clinician to oversee and participate in daily mental health screenings within participating Fox Valley area schools. This is a 40 hour/week position with 8 weeks off in the summer.

Full-time Psychotherapist/AODA Counselor

We are seeking a full-time psychotherapist/AODA counselor to provide services at Samaritan’s Menasha and Oshkosh locations.

Part-time Resident Therapist

We are seeking a part-time resident therapist to provide services at Samaritan’s Menasha and Oshkosh locations.

If working in a positive environment with skilled clinicians who support each other is a must for your job search, take a look at Samaritan. In my eight years at Samaritan, I have been grateful for my colleagues in so many areas; the enthusiastic sharing of resources, insightful support for ongoing cases, and genuine care for our clients.

In addition, feeling valued by our leadership team means our self-care goals are supported along with opportunities for growing our practice with creative and inventive visioning. We work in a reality of a world of pain and suffering, so walking this path with others who value the spiritual dimension of life (whatever form that takes) means work can be a source of support and renewal as well.

– Dee Savides, MSW, LCSW

Your Career with Samaritan

Samaritan Counseling Center employees enjoy several benefits.

You’ll find personal meaning through the mission and values of Samaritan Counseling Center. Our mission: We connect mind and spirit so individuals, families, organizations and communities thrive.
You’ll live that mission in our weekly 30-minute devotional time.
You’ll make lasting professional connections with a team of dedicated, committed people in a growing organization.
You’ll develop skills in community outreach, partnership building and cross-industry collaboration.
You’ll deepen your understanding of our nation’s mental health challenges, and make a difference in alleviating them.