
Work with the collective
Bring your whole self to your practice
At Connective Therapy Collective we are committed to intersectional, trauma-informed, pleasure-centered clinical work in sex and gender. We seek to treat the whole person, and train interns and clinicians to do the same.
We emphasize healing trauma, eliminating shame, and ending stigma related to the full expansion and expression of sex and gender diversity.
We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
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Clinical Supervisor
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Licensed Counselors & Therapists
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Associate Counselors & Therapists
If you are interested in a Clinical Internship or Practicum role please review the following timeline:
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October 20, 2026: Applications Open
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November 2026: Interviews
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December 23, 2026: Offers Made
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January 8, 2027: Accept or Decline Offer
Job Descriptions
- 01Clinical Supervisor Job SummaryOur Clinical Supervisors supervise a staff of three or more clinicians; confer with clinicians and interns regularly regarding techniques used, case progress, and related matters for the purpose of promoting and evaluating professional development and assuring quality of care, as well as reviewing work in progress. Job Responsibilities include:Supports clinicians in developing and modifying treatment plans, approves alternative plans, and termination or transfer of cases.Supports supervisees in developing a systemic understanding of mental health issues and promoting anti-oppression learning in self-of-therapistEnsuring practitioners comply with licensure and registration requirements.Ensuring compliance, accuracy, and quality of clinical documentation.Maintain a weekly schedule of 14 clinical slots available (12 - 14 client hours and 4 hours of documentation), as agreed upon between you and your internal CTC administrative supervisor.Enhancing operations by ensuring sufficient staffing and adequate access to services.Show initiative in developing programs, training, and/or workshops based on your area of interest. Participate in the establishment or revision of collective-wide policies, procedures, and guidelines.Participate in community outreach and public relations activities. Qualifications:Masters degree from an accredited school in social work, marriage and family therapy, psychology, counseling, or related field. Possession of valid clinical license from Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and TherapistsCompletion of approved 30 hour Supervision Training in the state of Oregon or comparable training and experience.Demonstrable experience using systemic lens in conceptualizing mental health issues and commitment to anti-oppression learning in self-of-therapistDemonstrable experience working with the LGBTQ community and knowledge of Sex Therapy concepts and practices. Proficient knowledge of applicable laws.Outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal.Base Salary Offerings (subject to change depending on Experience/Certifications)Full-Time Salary DOE:Clinical Supervisors - $80,000 - $95,000
- 02Mental Health Provider Job Summary~ Currently Hiring Licensed and Associate Clinicians~Our Mental Health Therapist provides specialized outpatient mental health and sex therapy treatment for adults, couples, and groups of diverse identities, expressions and backgrounds. Overall responsibilities include the following:Maintaining the appropriate caseload for your employment type (ex. Full time expectation is 26 clients per week)Maintaining clinical documentation to the standards of OBLPCT and OHAAttending required all staff meetings and trainingsCommitment to social justice work and Antiracist work with the other members of CTCAbility to co-facilitate or facilitate group therapy and psychoed groupsQualifications:Master's level degree in psychology, social work, counseling or related field.Licensed by the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Therapists, Social Workers or Psychologists.QMHP without OBLPCT relationship must be certified by MHACBO. Or able to meet QMHP requirements under State of Oregon MHDD Division's Administrative rules.Experience providing care to at least one marginalized community (race/ethnicity, TG/NB, disability, immigration status, multi-language speakers, developmental disability, etc). Must have seen over 4 different individuals/families.Training in sex therapy/ beginning of the sex therapy certification process through AASECTAbility to work independently while also engaging in building strong, interconnected team culture.Strong computer skills and ability to document activities in an Electronic Medical Record (EMR). Ability to pass a background check. Fluent in English language: speaking, reading and writing. Highly preferred second language fluency: reading, writing, and speaking in therapeutic context.Base Salary Offerings (subject to change depending on Experience/Certifications)Full-Time Salary DOE:Associates - $65,000 - $70,000Licensed - $75,000 - $80,000Clinical Supervision - $80,000 - $95,000
- 03Graduate InternshipApplications submitted prior to 10/20/2026 will not be reviewed due to high volume of applicants. If you are interested in a Clinical Internship or Practicum role please review the following timeline: October 20, 2026: Applications OpenNovember 2026: InterviewsDecember 23, 2026: Offers MadeJanuary 8, 2027: Accept or Decline OfferAbout Connective Therapy CollectiveCTC offers individual and relationship counseling and trauma informed therapy for the lgbtqia2s+ community and those who live within non-traditional relationship structures.Role DescriptionAs a Graduate Intern you will work the jointly agreed upon schedule of 10-14 scheduled weekly sessions. Our providers deliver specialized outpatient mental health, treatment for adults, couples, and groups of diverse identities, expressions and backgrounds. In order to ensure that our services are above standard for our clients, we prioritize supporting Interns in becoming proficient in the skills below:Individual, couples and/or family therapy, as is expected by your programMental health assessments, treatment planning, and weekly service provision Advocacy and support in cases of gender affirmation Family support, communication, and education Group facilitation Advocacy with larger systems and community engagement Referrals to and coordination with other qualified providers Maintaining clinical records for each client Support with client outreach and marketing as needed Ensuring documentation meets all compliance standards set forth in the organization policy and insurance contracts Participate in meetings, supervision and trainings as requested by the supervisor or manager Requirements & Stipend: Pass a background check at time of onboarding.Maintain 2 “office days” (typically 2 in office, the rest virtual) for an average of 10-14 scheduled sessions per week, with a total of 15-18 hours a week as outlined in your school graduate externship contract.Attend weekly administrative and training sessionsAttend weekly individual supervision meetings on an agreed upon schedule, and at least 1 group supervision meeting per month or as required by your educational program. These are part of training provided by CTC. Complete any assigned readings and trainings in a reasonable timely manner as agreed upon by you and your supervisor.Student Intern Stipend: In order to support the development and security of our student interns we offer a financial stipend of $1,500 per CTC fiscal quarter (not academic quarter).
