Available Positions

Full-time Mental Health Therapist

We are seeking a full-time, licensed mental health therapist to join our professional team of counselors. Therapist would practice in our main office in  Menasha and in one of our satellite locations, providing services to adults and youth in individual, family or group settings. Please apply on indeed.com (search for full-time mental health therapist in zip code 54952) or by submitting a resume and cover letter to hr@samaritan-counseling.com.

 

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.

Your Rights as an Applicant

Equal Employment Opportunity is the Law

You Have the Right to Work