Do meaningful work.
Build a career that works for you.
Do meaningful work with the support of an established, growing behavioral health practice.
Midwest Behavioral Clinic is looking for compassionate, skilled mental health professionals who want to provide excellent care while building a sustainable and rewarding career. With multiple Michigan locations and telehealth opportunities, our goal is to give clinicians the support, resources, and flexibility they need to focus on what matters most: helping clients.
Whether you are an experienced therapist, growing your clinical specialty, or looking for a practice where you can build long-term professional relationships, we would love to learn more about you.
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Why Therapists Choose Midwest Behavioral Clinic
Focus More on Clinical Care
Your time and energy should be spent helping clients, not buried in administrative tasks. Midwest Behavioral Clinic is built to support clinicians with the operational systems needed to maintain an effective outpatient practice.
Depending on your role and location, support may include areas such as scheduling, billing, insurance coordination, technology, office resources, marketing, referrals, and administrative assistance.
Work With a Collaborative Team
Private-practice work should not have to feel isolated.
Midwest Behavioral Clinic brings together therapists with varied clinical backgrounds, specialties, and experience levels across multiple Michigan communities. Our goal is to create an environment where clinicians can work independently while still being part of a supportive professional team.
Grow With an Established Practice
Midwest Behavioral Clinic continues to expand its therapist team, specialty services, and geographic reach.
Joining MBC means becoming part of a practice that is actively investing in long-term growth, community visibility, therapist recruitment, and access to quality behavioral health care.
Build a Practice That Fits Your Strengths
Every clinician brings different interests, training, and experience to the work.
Our therapist team represents a broad range of specialties, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma and PTSD, couples and marriage counseling, children and teens, family therapy, grief, stress and burnout, CBT, DBT, EMDR, play therapy, and more.
We want clinicians to grow in areas where they can do their best work.
Serve Clients Close to Home
Midwest Behavioral Clinic currently serves clients through offices in:
Fenton
Grand Blanc
Howell
Highland
Shelby Township
Telehealth opportunities may also be available based on position, licensure, and client needs.
Support for Your Practice
Client Referrals
Support building and maintaining an appropriate caseload through the clinic's established presence, marketing, referral relationships, and community visibility.
Billing and Insurance Support
Administrative assistance with billing and insurance-related processes so clinicians can spend less time managing paperwork.
Scheduling and Intake Support
Systems designed to make communication, scheduling, and client intake easier for clinicians and clients.
Scheduling and Intake Support
Systems designed to make communication, scheduling, and client intake easier for clinicians and clients.
Professional Office Space
Welcoming office environments designed for outpatient therapy at our Michigan locations.
Telehealth Technology
Online therapy options may be available depending on clinician role, licensure, and service needs.
Professional Collaboration
Opportunities to work alongside clinicians with different specialties, backgrounds, and treatment approaches.
Talk With Us About Joining MBC
A strong clinical practice requires more than office space.
Midwest Behavioral Clinic is designed to provide clinicians with the infrastructure needed to deliver consistent outpatient care.
Depending on the position, available support may include:
Marketing and Practice Visibility
Midwest Behavioral Clinic invests in local search visibility, therapist profiles, service information, community awareness, and digital marketing to help connect clients with appropriate clinicians.
Who We Are Looking For
We are interested in connecting with licensed and qualified mental health professionals who are committed to thoughtful, ethical, client-centered care.
Depending on current openings and supervision requirements, opportunities may include clinicians such as:
Licensed Professional Counselors
Licensed Clinical Social Workers
Limited Licensed Professional Counselors
Limited Licensed Social Workers
Marriage and Family Therapists
Psychologists and Limited Licensed Psychologists
Child and adolescent therapists
Couples and family therapists
Trauma and EMDR clinicians
ADHD and neurodiversity-focused clinicians
Therapists interested in telehealth
Clinicians with other specialized areas of practice
Licensure requirements vary by position.
Clinical Specialties We Value
We are always interested in meeting clinicians whose expertise helps expand the range of services available to our communities.
Areas of interest may include:
Anxiety disorders
Depression
ADHD
Child and adolescent therapy
Couples counseling
Marriage counseling
Family therapy
Trauma and PTSD
EMDR
Grief and loss
Stress and burnout
Self-esteem
Life transitions
Social anxiety
Panic attacks
OCD
Parenting support
Play therapy
CBT
DBT
Christian counseling
Postpartum concerns
Neurodiversity
School-related concerns
This list is not exhaustive. If you have a specialty that could strengthen our clinical team, we would like to hear about it.
Find the Location That Works for You
Fenton
Our Fenton office serves clients from Fenton, Fenton Township, Linden, Lake Fenton, Argentine, Tyrone Township, Holly, and surrounding communities.
Grand Blanc
Our Grand Blanc office serves the greater Grand Blanc and Grand Blanc Township community, along with nearby Genesee County areas.
Howell
Our Howell office serves Howell, Howell Township, and surrounding Livingston County communities.
Highland
Our Highland office serves Highland Township and nearby communities including White Lake, Milford, Hartland, and surrounding areas.
Shelby Township
Our Shelby Township office serves Shelby Township and nearby communities including Utica, Macomb Township, Washington Township, Rochester Hills, Sterling Heights, and surrounding areas.
What the Hiring Process Looks Like
1. Tell Us About Yourself
Submit your contact information, credentials, areas of specialty, preferred location, and résumé.
2. Have a Conversation
If your background appears to match a current or future opportunity, we will connect with you to learn more about your experience, clinical interests, scheduling goals, and what you are looking for in your next role.
3. Learn About Midwest Behavioral Clinic
You will have an opportunity to learn more about the practice, our locations, our clinical team, available support, and the expectations of the position.
4. Determine Whether It Is a Mutual Fit
The best working relationships are a good fit for both the clinician and the practice. We want you to have the information you need to make a thoughtful decision.
5. Onboarding and Getting Started
If you join Midwest Behavioral Clinic, our team will guide you through the applicable onboarding process so you can begin serving clients as efficiently as possible.
Current Career Opportunities
Outpatient Mental Health Therapist
Provide individual therapy to children, adolescents, adults, couples, or families based on your training and specialty areas.
Child and Adolescent Therapist
Work with children, teens, and families experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral concerns, school stress, family conflict, and related challenges.
Couples and Marriage Therapist
Provide relationship-focused therapy for couples working through communication concerns, conflict, life transitions, trust, and other relationship challenges.
Trauma and EMDR Therapist
Provide trauma-informed treatment for clients experiencing trauma-related symptoms, PTSD, anxiety, and related concerns.
Other Clinical Opportunities
If you do not see the exact position you are looking for, we still encourage you to introduce yourself.
We are always interested in meeting strong clinicians whose expertise could be a good fit for Midwest Behavioral Clinic.
Curious, but not ready to apply? Lets talk.
Introduce yourself and let’s text, do coffee, and find out if we’ll work well together.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Careers at Midwest Behavioral Clinic
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Hiring needs vary by location and current client demand. MBC may recruit licensed and limited-license counselors, social workers, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, and clinicians with specialized training.
Specific credential requirements are listed with each available position.
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Of course we do.
Opportunities for limited-license clinicians may be available depending on the position, location, current supervision capacity, and applicable Michigan licensing requirements.Introduce Yourself, or Contact us to get started, or review the specific job posting for current availability.
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Yes. Midwest Behavioral Clinic provides pediatric and adolescent counseling and is interested in clinicians with experience working with children, teenagers, parents, and families.
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Midwest Behavioral Clinic maintains an established digital presence, referral network, therapist directory, and local marketing program designed to help connect clients with appropriate clinicians.
Specific referral expectations and caseload details should be discussed during the interview process.
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Telehealth opportunities may be available depending on the position, therapist licensure, client population, and operational needs.
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Openings may vary among our Fenton, Grand Blanc, Howell, Highland, and Shelby Township offices.
Current opportunities should be listed on this page. You can also submit your information even if your preferred location does not currently show an opening.
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Midwest Behavioral Clinic maintains an established digital presence, referral network, therapist directory, and local marketing program designed to help connect clients with appropriate clinicians.
Specific referral expectations and caseload details should be discussed during the interview process.
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Administrative and billing support may be available depending on the role and employment arrangement.
Specific responsibilities and support are reviewed during the hiring process so candidates understand what is handled by the clinic and what remains the clinician's responsibility.
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Of course we do.
In-person clinical roles may include access to professional therapy offices at our growing list of Midwest Behavioral Clinic location. Including Fenton, Grand Blanc, Howell, Highland, and Shelby Township offices. Plus more coming very soon.Office availability and scheduling should be discussed during the interview process.
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Yes. Supervision availability depends on credential, location, supervisor capacity, and the specific position.
Candidates who require supervision should include that information when applying.
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Available schedules vary by position and location. Midwest Behavioral Clinic may have full-time, part-time, or flexible clinical opportunities depending on current needs.
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Employment structure may vary by position.
The applicable arrangement, compensation structure, benefits, expectations, and responsibilities should be clearly explained before a candidate accepts an offer.
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Needs change based on location and client demand, but areas of interest may include anxiety, depression, ADHD, child and teen therapy, couples counseling, family therapy, trauma/PTSD, EMDR, grief, stress, CBT, DBT, play therapy, and other specialty areas.
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Please provide your résumé, current or expected Michigan credential, preferred MBC location, areas of specialty, and basic information about the type of schedule and clinical work you are seeking.