Careers at P.R.I.M.E.

Join Our Behavioral Health Team

Now Hiring in Coatesville, Pennsylvania & Chester County

At P.R.I.M.E. — Progressive Recovery Integrated Mental Health, we believe meaningful behavioral health services begin with compassionate, qualified professionals who care about the people and communities they serve.

We are currently expanding our clinical and community-based behavioral health team in the Coatesville and greater Chester County area.

Whether you are a licensed clinician, master’s-level behavioral health professional, certified peer specialist, or experienced case manager, we invite you to explore opportunities to grow with P.R.I.M.E.

Current Opportunities

We are currently accepting applications for:

  • Licensed Professional Counselors — LPC

  • Licensed Clinical Social Workers — LCSW

  • Licensed Social Workers — LSW

  • Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists — LMFT

  • Master’s-Level Behavioral Health Clinicians

  • Therapists / Counselors

  • Behavioral Health Specialists

  • Certified Peer Specialists

  • Peer Support Specialists

  • Behavioral Health Case Managers

  • Care Coordinators

  • Community-Based Behavioral Health Professionals

Additional clinical and administrative positions may become available as our programs continue to expand.

Why Work With P.R.I.M.E.?

P.R.I.M.E. is committed to creating an environment where behavioral health professionals can make a meaningful impact while growing professionally.

Team members will have the opportunity to work with individuals and families throughout Chester County while collaborating with clinical providers, community organizations, healthcare professionals, schools, managed-care organizations, and other community partners.

What We Offer

Depending on the position, opportunities may include:

  • Full-time positions

  • Part-time positions

  • Contract opportunities

  • Flexible scheduling

  • Clinical and community-based work opportunities

  • Professional development

  • Team-based clinical support

  • Opportunities for organizational growth and leadership

  • Community-focused work

  • Diverse client populations

  • Supportive multidisciplinary environment

Specific compensation and benefits will be discussed based on the position, qualifications, experience, credentialing status, and employment classification.

  • The Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) provides professional behavioral health assessment, counseling, treatment planning, and therapeutic services to individuals and families.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Conduct behavioral health assessments and clinical evaluations.

    • Develop individualized treatment and recovery plans.

    • Provide individual, family, and/or group counseling based on program needs.

    • Utilize evidence-based and trauma-informed treatment approaches.

    • Complete clinical documentation, progress notes, assessments, and treatment-plan updates within required timeframes.

    • Evaluate client progress and modify treatment interventions when appropriate.

    • Coordinate care with psychiatrists, primary care providers, case managers, schools, hospitals, community organizations, and other members of the treatment team.

    • Participate in case consultations, clinical meetings, supervision, and quality-improvement activities.

    • Maintain client confidentiality and comply with HIPAA, organizational policies, payer requirements, and applicable Pennsylvania regulations.

    • Assist with crisis assessment, safety planning, and referrals when clinically appropriate.

    Qualifications

    • Master’s degree in Counseling, Psychology, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, or a related behavioral health field.

    • Current Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) license in good standing.

    • Behavioral health or community mental health experience preferred.

    • Strong clinical assessment, documentation, communication, and treatment-planning skills.

    • Ability to work effectively with diverse individuals, families, and communities.

  • Licensed Social Worker (LSW)

    The Licensed Social Worker (LSW) provides behavioral health support, assessment, care coordination, treatment planning, and clinical services within the scope of the professional's Pennsylvania license and assigned program.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Conduct psychosocial and behavioral health assessments.

    • Assist in developing individualized treatment and service plans.

    • Provide counseling and supportive interventions within the scope of licensure and program requirements.

    • Identify social, behavioral, environmental, housing, family, financial, and community factors affecting client well-being.

    • Connect individuals and families with appropriate community resources.

    • Coordinate services with healthcare providers, behavioral health professionals, schools, social-service agencies, and community organizations.

    • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.

    • Participate in multidisciplinary treatment-team meetings and case reviews.

    • Support discharge, transition, and aftercare planning.

    • Maintain compliance with confidentiality, ethical, regulatory, and payer requirements.

    Qualifications

    • Master’s degree in Social Work from an accredited program.

    • Current Pennsylvania LSW license in good standing.

    • Behavioral health, social services, or community-based experience preferred.

    • Strong assessment, documentation, communication, and care-coordination skills.

  • Master’s-Level Behavioral Health Clinician

    We are seeking Master’s-Level Behavioral Health Clinicians to provide assessment, treatment-planning, therapeutic, and behavioral health services under the supervision and within the scope permitted by the applicable program, payer, credential, and Pennsylvania requirements.

    Preferred Educational Backgrounds

    Candidates may have qualifying master's-level education in areas such as:

    • Clinical Mental Health Counseling

    • Counseling

    • Social Work

    • Psychology

    • Marriage and Family Therapy

    • Applied Behavioral or related behavioral health disciplines

    • Other qualifying human-services or behavioral health fields based upon the position and program requirements

    Key Responsibilities

    • Complete assessments and gather relevant clinical information.

    • Participate in developing individualized treatment plans.

    • Provide therapeutic or behavioral health interventions as permitted by the position.

    • Monitor client progress toward established goals.

    • Complete progress notes and other required clinical documentation.

    • Participate in treatment-team meetings and case consultations.

    • Coordinate services with families, providers, schools, healthcare organizations, and community resources.

    • Identify changes in client needs and communicate concerns to appropriate clinical leadership.

    • Follow organizational policies, ethical standards, confidentiality requirements, and applicable regulations.

    Qualifications

    • Master’s degree in an appropriate behavioral health or human-services discipline.

    • Pennsylvania professional license or license eligibility preferred when applicable.

    • Previous behavioral health experience preferred.

    • Excellent communication, documentation, organization, and interpersonal skills.

    Important: Duties and supervision requirements will be assigned according to the candidate's education, credentials, license status, program requirements, and permitted scope of practice.

  • Certified Peer Specialist / Peer Support Specialist

    The Peer Support Specialist uses lived experience, appropriate training, and recovery-oriented principles to support individuals working toward personal recovery and wellness goals.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Build supportive, recovery-focused relationships with participants.

    • Encourage self-advocacy, independence, wellness, and community integration.

    • Assist individuals in identifying personal recovery goals.

    • Help participants identify community resources and natural supports.

    • Model positive recovery and coping strategies while maintaining professional boundaries.

    • Assist with navigating behavioral health and community-service systems.

    • Participate in care coordination and team meetings when appropriate.

    • Document peer-support contacts and services according to program requirements.

    • Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.

    • Recognize potential crisis situations and follow agency procedures for obtaining appropriate clinical or emergency assistance.

    Qualifications

    • High school diploma/GED or additional education as required by the applicable program.

    • Pennsylvania-recognized peer certification/credential required or preferred depending upon the position and service.

    • Relevant lived experience appropriate to the peer-support model.

    • Strong interpersonal, communication, advocacy, and relationship-building skills.

    • Commitment to recovery-oriented and person-centered services.

  • The Behavioral Health Case Manager helps individuals and families access behavioral health, healthcare, housing, benefits, employment, educational, transportation, and other community resources necessary to support stability and independence.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Complete needs assessments and assist with individualized service planning.

    • Coordinate behavioral health and community-based services.

    • Connect clients with healthcare, housing, transportation, food, benefits, employment, education, and other resources.

    • Assist clients with appointments, referrals, applications, and service navigation.

    • Communicate with providers and community partners to improve continuity of care.

    • Monitor client progress and barriers to services.

    • Conduct community or home-based contacts when required by the program.

    • Participate in interdisciplinary meetings and case reviews.

    • Maintain accurate and timely case-management documentation.

    • Identify urgent concerns and follow established escalation and crisis procedures.

    • Promote client choice, independence, self-advocacy, and community integration.

    Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Counseling, or another qualifying field depending upon the program.

    • Relevant behavioral health, case-management, social-service, or community-service experience preferred.

    • Knowledge of Chester County and Pennsylvania community resources is strongly preferred.

    • Strong organizational, communication, documentation, and problem-solving skills.

    • Ability to work independently and collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Additional Clinical Professionals Encouraged to Apply

P.R.I.M.E. welcomes applications from qualified behavioral health professionals, including:

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT)
Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW)
Licensed Social Workers (LSW)
Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC)
Master’s-Level Therapists/Clinicians
Behavioral Health Specialists
Certified Peer Specialists
Case Managers/Care Coordinators

Specific qualifications, permitted duties, supervision requirements, and credentialing requirements will depend upon the service line and position.

What We Look For

We are looking for professionals who demonstrate compassion, professionalism, accountability, cultural awareness, teamwork, ethical decision-making, strong documentation practices, and a genuine commitment to improving the lives of the individuals and families we serve.

Candidates should be comfortable working with diverse populations and collaborating with behavioral health providers, medical professionals, community organizations, schools, families, managed-care organizations, and other community partners.

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