About MBHS

McMillan Behavioral Health and Addiction Services (MBHS) is a values‑driven, trauma‑informed group practice based in Ferndale, Michigan. We provide culturally responsive care rooted in empowerment, strengths‑based perspectives, and LGBTQ+ affirming practice. Our work focuses on individuals, couples, and communities who have historically been marginalized, with a particular focus on serving Queer clients and those impacted by systemic inequities. As my practice grows, I am committed to expanding access to high‑quality mental health care for underserved and rural communities across Michigan.

At MBHS, we believe healing is relational, embodied, and shaped by the lived experiences clients carry with them. As the founder, I am deeply committed to addressing the trauma that continues to affect marginalized communities—including the impacts of systemic oppression, racialized harm, and identity‑based discrimination. We are seeking clinicians who share a passion for inclusive, justice‑oriented practice and who are excited to help broaden our services to children, adolescents, trans and gender‑expansive individuals, and others navigating stigmatized mental health concerns. If you are motivated to support diverse communities and contribute to a practice grounded in compassion, integrity, and social justice, we would love to connect.

Position Overview

MBHS is seeking compassionate, growth‑oriented clinicians who are committed to providing affirming, trauma‑informed care. We welcome applications from fully licensed LMSWs with an existing caseload, newly licensed LLMSWs eager to build their clinical foundation within a supportive group practice, and independently licensed LPCs who are paneled and actively seeing clients.

This position is ideal for therapists who feel called to work with complex trauma, relational dynamics, identity‑centered stress, and the nuanced experiences of marginalized communities. We are especially interested in clinicians who can offer Telehealth services to clients across Michigan, including those in rural regions where access to affirming mental health care remains limited. If you are passionate about expanding access, deepening your clinical skills, and contributing to a values‑driven practice, we would be honored to connect with you.

Clinical Responsibilities

• Provide individual, couples, and/or group therapy
• Conduct intakes and psychosocial assessments using tools such as PHQ-9, GAD-7, ACEs, AUDIT
• Diagnose using DSM-5 TR criteria and assess strengths, limitations, and treatment needs
• Apply NASW Culturally Competent Guidelines with cultural humility
• Maintain timely documentation (intakes, progress notes, treatment plans)
• Participate in case consultations and team meetings
• Conduct Telehealth sessions via HIPAA-compliant platforms
• Being comfortable using the TherapyNotes electronic medical records platform (EMR) 
• Optional: Create your own medically necessary therapy group 
• Optional: Contribute to trauma-informed retreats, clinical intensives, CE trainings, and outreach efforts, (Ie Ferndale Pride, etc) 

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree in social work (MSW) or other related degree
• At least 5 years’ experience or interest in working with LGBTQ+ clients, BIPOC communities, or individuals navigating complex trauma and/or Complex PTSD
• Commitment to trauma-informed, culturally responsive care
• Comfort with flexible scheduling and asynchronous collaboration
• Strong communication skills (written, oral, electronic)
• Ability to work independently while contributing to a remote team
• At least 3-years’ experience working with remote, Telehealth clients 
• Comfortable offering hybrid appointments, both Telehealth and in-person 

What I Offer

• Competitive split-fee compensation
• Clinical supervision for LLMSWs (unfortunately currently not available for LLPCs)
• In-house billing and first-time credentialing support
• Branding and outreach support
• Flexible hours and remote-first structure
• Opportunities for CE presentation and professional growth
• Use of office space located just east of desirable downtown Ferndale, Michigan
• Peer consultation and values-driven team culture

Ready to help shape the future of inclusive care in Michigan? Apply today and be part of a growing practice committed to healing, equity, and expansion.