IOP THERAPIST (INTERN)

UHS
Las Vegas, Nevada, United StatesPosted Sep 3, 2026

About the role

Responsibilities

Spring Mountain Treatment Center is a 110-bed mental health facility providing acute crisis stabilization services for adults, teens, and children in a secure inpatient setting since 2001. Our individualized treatment includes a structured, therapeutic environment, intensive physician involvement and oversight, and daily group and educational programs. We provide a caring and healthy environment that gives individuals a chance to make positive changes. Website: https://www.springmountaintreatmentcenter.com Spring Mountain Treatment Center is currently seeking a dynamic professional to join our team as an IOP Therapist Intern. This is an unpaid, internship position. The intern therapist will provide supervised clinical services to individuals, families and groups in an intensive outpatient therapy setting. This role is designed for graduate-level students pursuing licensure who are gaining hands-on experience in assessments, diagnosis, and therapeutic interventions. Job Duties/Responsibilities Apply psychotherapeutic techniques and interventions in the delivery of services to individuals and families for the purpose of treating such diagnosed emotional and behavioral disorders under clinical supervision. Conduct individual, group or family sessions under clinical supervision. Establishes therapeutic relationships with patients and provides assigned patient care within the general policies, philosophy, and objectives of the Intensive Outpatient Program. Provide initial treatment planning for patient based on assessment and coordinate any additional services needed, revising as necessary under clinical supervision. Maintain documentation of therapy services provided to each patient according to facility and professional standards and revise as indicated by facility or professional standard. Conduct a psychosocial assessment and develop an initial discharge plan under clinical supervision. Implements interventions appropriate to the developmental need