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JOIN OUR TEAM
At BWMHI, we're committed to advancing mental health equity for Black women and girls. We're looking for passionate, mission-driven individuals who want to make a meaningful impact through clinical services, advocacy, education, and community engagement.
Join us in creating healthier communities and expanding access to culturally responsive mental health care.
Current Openings
Our current openings are below.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Black Women's Mental Health Institute is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Licensed Adult Mental Health Counselor (Part-Time to Full-Time, Hybrid)
This is a part-time to full-time Licensed Mental Health Counselor role with a hybrid working model. The position is based in the Greater Birmingham, Alabama Area, with a combination of in-person work at the One Place office as well as remote work. The counselor will provide services to One Place adult clients who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, childhood trauma, PTSD and C-PSTD, and other types of trauma and abuse. Key tasks include developing and implementing treatment plans, supporting clients as they process their trauma and work towards achieving their mental health and personal goals, conducting assessments, maintaining accurate case documentation, and fostering therapeutic relationships.
Licensed Youth Mental Health Counselor (Part-Time to Full-Time, Hybrid)
This is a part-time to full-time Licensed Mental Health Counselor role with a hybrid working model. The position is based in the Greater Birmingham, Alabama Area, with a combination of in-person work at the One Place office as well as remote work. The counselor will provide services to the children of One Place’s adult clients as well as youth participants in One Place’s Camp HOPE program. This position will be working with youth who may have witnessed domestic violence, experienced various forms of abuse themselves, experienced family instability, poverty and other types of trauma. Key tasks include developing and implementing treatment plans, supporting clients as they process their trauma, working with their adult caregivers, conducting assessments, maintaining accurate case documentation, and fostering therapeutic relationships.
Express Your Interest
Don't see a current opening that matches your background? We welcome expressions of interest from talented professionals who are passionate about advancing mental health equity.
Share your resume with BWMHI to be considered for future employment, contract, volunteer, internship, and leadership opportunities.