Careers
Why Choose Restorative Pathways?
We value the people who do this work. Restorative Pathways offers the professional autonomy of private practice while still giving clinicians the support and connection of a team. Our clinical expectations are intentionally manageable. We want clinicians to have the time and space to prepare well, consult when needed, continue learning, and still have a life outside of work. We value professional judgment, collaboration, continued growth, and genuine connection with one another. That includes making time for team events and creating a workplace where people feel supported, respected, and part of something.
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Restorative Pathways Forensic and Behavioral Health Services | St. Louis, Missouri
Full-Time W-2 Position | In-Person with Remote Work Potential
Pay: $68,000.00 - $75,000.00 per year
Job description:
Restorative Pathways is a specialized forensic and behavioral health practice serving adults with complex clinical needs, including individuals navigating legal and other human services systems. This is an opportunity for a licensed therapist who wants meaningful clinical work, a sustainable caseload, and the autonomy of private practice without having to build a practice alone.
Our full-time clinicians provide approximately 22 direct clinical hours per week. New clinicians are supported as they build their caseload through an established referral network and practice visibility, while also developing their own professional referral relationships over time. We offer a collaborative clinical environment, regular consultation, professional development support, hybrid flexibility when appropriate, and the opportunity to deepen expertise in areas such as forensic and behavioral health treatment, problematic or compulsive sexual behavior, trauma, behavioral regulation, relationship concerns, and work with justice- and system-involved clients.
Compensation and Benefits
Salary: $68,000–$75,000 annually, depending on experience
New clinicians begin with a 60-day hourly onboarding and caseload-building period before transitioning to the full-time salaried position. During this period, clinical hours are paid at $70 per hour, with administrative and training time paid separately. The 60-day onboarding period allows time to complete orientation, become familiar with practice procedures, and establish a sustainable caseload. Clinicians are supported through existing referrals and practice visibility as they build toward full-time status.
Benefits and professional support include:
Paid time off and paid holidays
QSEHRA health reimbursement benefit
Monthly professional development allowance
Regular clinical consultation and case discussion
Hybrid flexibility when clinically appropriate
Biannual bonus opportunity
Sustainable full-time expectation of approximately 22 direct clinical hours per week
What We Are Looking For
Full licensure to practice independently in Missouri
Prior experience supporting clients as they navigate legal or other human services systems
Demonstrated experience facilitating clinical groups
Experience treating complex clinical concerns
Experience supporting clients with complex histories and diverse needs
Sound clinical judgment, initiative, reliability, and the ability to work independently while using consultation appropriately
Commitment to ethical practice, cultural humility, and ongoing professional growth
Additional Experience
Experience in any of the following areas is helpful, though not required:
Forensic or offense-specific treatment
Trauma treatment
Problematic or compulsive sexual behavior
Behavioral regulation
Harmful relationship patterns
Work with neurodivergent adults
Multidisciplinary clinical practice
Part-Time Clinical Group Facilitator
Restorative Pathways Forensic & Behavioral Health Services | Archway Program
St. Louis, Missouri | Part-Time W-2
Restorative Pathways is seeking experienced clinicians to facilitate recurring 90-minute treatment groups within the Archway Program. Archway serves adults who have been charged with or convicted of sexual offenses and are participating in treatment as part of community supervision or other legal circumstances.
The position offers a focused way to add clinical work without taking on another individual caseload. Group days and times are flexible based on facilitator availability and program needs. Availability after 4:00 p.m. is preferred, and applicants who can commit to two or more recurring groups are especially encouraged to apply.
What We Offer
Flexible group scheduling
$115–$145 per group, depending on licensure and experience
Separate administrative rate for required non-clinical work
Established curriculum and treatment structure
Administrative support for scheduling, payments, attendance reporting, and routine program operations
Regular clinical consultation
No responsibility for building or maintaining an individual caseload
Opportunity to develop additional experience in structured group treatment and work with clients involved in legal systems
Licensure supervision may be available for provisionally licensed clinicians
For the right fit, opportunities to take on additional clinical responsibilities or expand the role may become available over time
What You’ll Do
Facilitate structured 90-minute treatment groups
Guide discussion, skill development, and clinical processing
Maintain appropriate group structure, boundaries, and expectations
Complete required group documentation
Monitor participation, progress, and clinically significant concerns
Participate in consultation and required program training
What We’re Looking For
Master’s degree or higher in counseling, social work, psychology, or a related behavioral health field
Current Missouri behavioral health license or provisional license appropriate to the role
Experience facilitating clinical or therapeutic groups
Experience working with adults with complex mental health needs and behavioral concerns
Experience supporting clients involved with legal or other human services systems
Strong clinical judgment, reliability, and follow-through
Comfort addressing difficult or sensitive material in a direct, respectful, and clinically appropriate way
Ability to work independently while using consultation appropriately
Commitment to continued professional growth
Prior experience providing treatment to individuals who have committed sexual offenses is helpful, though not required.