Employment and Volunteer Positions
To apply to any of the listed positions, send a resume and cover letter to: info@spectrumcounselingpdx.com
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Are you a passionate mental health associate committed to promoting inclusivity and social justice? Do you want to make a meaningful impact on the lives of diverse individuals, including the LGBT community? We’re seeking dedicated licensed clinicians to bring their expertise to our team in providing accessible, affordable, and compassionate mental health care to marginalized populations.
At Spectrum Counseling and Mental Wellness, we’re more than just a non-profit - we are a community of advocates striving to create a welcoming and supportive space for the LGBT community and those with disabilities. To us, accessibility means affordability–no one is ever turned away from our services for the inability to pay. We believe that mental health care should be inclusive, respectful, and empowering to help individuals lead fulfilling lives. This role is ideal for clinicians who want flexible hours, collaborative colleagues, and a setting where affirming, trauma-informed care is the standard.
Licensed Clinician (Part-Time Employee)
Employment Status: Part-Time Employee (8–16 hours/week)
Reports To: Clinical DirectorRole Purpose
Provide independent outpatient psychotherapy services while supporting the clinic’s mission of accessible, affirming behavioral health care.
Core Duties
Provide psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families
Conduct assessments, diagnoses, and treatment planning
Provide gender-affirming care and clinical letters when appropriate
Maintain compliant and timely clinical documentation
Participate in staff meetings and quality improvement activities
Required Competencies
Independent clinical judgment and case management
Competence in trauma-informed and affirmative care
Ethical decision-making and risk assessment
Accurate documentation and regulatory compliance
Experience with couples, children, teens and families, or an interest in working with this population and willingness to learn
Qualifications
Master’s or doctoral degree in a behavioral health field
Oregon licensure (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, Licensed Psychologist) or eligibility with plan for licensure
Supervision & Accountability
Reports to Clinical Director for clinical supervision at least twice quarterly, as dictated by OAR 309-019-0130
Participates in peer consultation as required
Work Conditions
In-person and telehealth services in Portland
Must reside in, or commute to our office in, the Portland metro area at least 1 day per week to provide in-person therapy
Regulatory Compliance
Meets OAR 309-019-0130 requirements for licensed clinical staff.
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Want to give back to the community by seeing 1-3 clients a week? We are seeking dedicated volunteer clinicians to join our mission of providing accessible mental health support. Volunteers are valued members of our clinical community and receive support, supervision, and respect for their time and boundaries.
Volunteer Clinician (Licensed or Associate)
Status: Volunteer
Reports To: Clinical Supervisor / Clinical DirectorRole Purpose
Provide outpatient psychotherapy services to expand access to care for underserved clients.
Core Duties
Provide psychotherapy to a small caseload (1–3 clients/week)
Assist clients with access to gender-affirming care when appropriate
Maintain required clinical documentation
Participate in supervision and check-ins
Required Competencies
Basic clinical assessment and intervention skills
Ability to work effectively with LGBTQ+ clients and families
Cultural humility and awareness of systemic oppression
Ethical boundaries and professionalism
Responsiveness to supervision
Qualifications
Oregon licensure or associate registration (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, or Psychologist). Associates may count hours toward licensure (may depend on permission of Licensing Board).
Supervision & Accountability
Associates receive free weekly individual and/or supervision
Licensed volunteers receive clinical supervision at least twice quarterly, as dictated by OAR 309-019-0130
Work Conditions
Telehealth and/or in-person
Regulatory Compliance
Volunteer role structured to meet OAR 309-019-0130 standards for supervised personnel.
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We are seeking a Volunteer Social Media Content Creator to help us maintain a consistent, welcoming online presence that reflects our mission, informs people about our services, and engages donors.
Location: Portland, OR (Remote friendly)
Role Type: Volunteer
Time Commitment: 1–3 hours per month
Organization Overview
Spectrum Counseling & Mental Wellness is a Portland-based nonprofit psychotherapy clinic focused on providing affirming, accessible mental health services to LGBTQ+ individuals and people with disabilities.
Responsibilities
Create simple social media posts or graphics
Share mental health resources, services, and community updates
Support consistent posting across platforms
Requirements
Interest in social media, writing, or visual content
Familiarity with platforms like Instagram or Facebook helpful
Alignment with Spectrum’s mission of providing financially accessible mental health services to the LGBT community
Benefits
Flexible, creative role
Remote-friendly
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We are seeking a Vice Chair to support the Board Chair and help ensure strong governance, continuity, and collaboration within the Board of Directors.
Location: Portland, OR (Remote friendly)
Role Type: Volunteer / Board Leadership
Time Commitment: 2–4 hours per month
Organization Overview
Spectrum Counseling & Mental Wellness is a mission-driven nonprofit providing affirming, accessible mental health care in Portland, Oregon. We work to reduce systemic barriers to care and support community well-being.
Responsibilities
Help facilitate board meetings as needed
Participate in planning and governance discussions
Assist the Chair with duties as requested
Requirements
Leadership or board experience preferred
Experience in mental health organization management or social services nonprofit management preferred
Collaborative and organized approach
Commitment to Spectrum’s mission of providing affordable mental health services to the LGBT community
Benefits
Leadership experience in a nonprofit setting
Opportunity to shape organizational direction
Meaningful, manageable time commitment