Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist Jobs
Updated October 9, 2026 · 1 verified employer
Latest Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist Jobs
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 Corcoran, CA, 93212
·💰 $162/h
Mental HealthPatient CareClinical Assessment
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist
pausedIntuitive Health Services
·📍 Chowchilla, CA, 93610
·💰 $65–$130/h
Mental HealthPatient CareClinical Assessment
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How much do Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist jobs pay?
The median salary for a Licensed Clinical Social Worker is $269,880, with a typical range from $236,340 to $303,420. The average salary is $269,880, which is 64.51% below the national average of $760,351. Senior‑level positions also report a median of $269,880.
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Is Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist hiring growing?
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A day in the life of a Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist
- Conduct individual and group therapy sessions for diverse client populations
- Perform comprehensive clinical assessments and diagnose mental health conditions
- Develop and adjust personalized treatment plans based on client progress
- Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and social service agencies to coordinate care
- Document client interactions and maintain accurate electronic health records
Skills you need for Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist jobs
- Patient Care
- Clinical Assessment
- Mental Health
Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychologist jobs: frequently asked questions
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What does a Licensed Clinical Social Worker do?
A Licensed Clinical Social Worker delivers mental health therapy, performs diagnostic assessments, and creates individualized treatment plans. They coordinate care with physicians, nurses, and community resources. Their work focuses on improving clients' psychological well‑being and social functioning.
Which qualifications and tools are required for a Licensed Clinical Social Worker role?
Candidates must hold a state license and typically a master's degree in social work or a related field, plus supervised clinical hours. Proficiency with clinical assessment instruments, electronic health record systems, and evidence‑based therapy techniques is expected. Strong interpersonal skills and knowledge of patient care standards are essential.
Is becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker a good career choice?
The role offers a median salary of $269,880 and full‑time, on‑site positions, indicating stable employment. Demand spans a range of health‑care and social‑service settings, and the profession provides opportunities to make a direct impact on mental health outcomes. Compensation remains below the national average for comparable professional roles.
How does a Licensed Clinical Social Worker differ from a Licensed Psychiatric Technician?
A Licensed Clinical Social Worker conducts independent therapy and creates treatment plans, whereas a Licensed Psychiatric Technician provides supportive care under supervision of higher‑level clinicians. The social worker requires a master's degree and licensure, while the technician generally needs a certificate or associate degree. Scope of practice for the social worker includes diagnostic assessment and case management.
Can I get a Licensed Clinical Social Worker job without prior experience?
Entry‑level positions still require state licensure and completion of required supervised clinical hours, which are typically earned during graduate training. Employers expect candidates to demonstrate competence in patient care, clinical assessment, and mental health interventions. Without meeting these credentialing standards, securing a role is unlikely.