Behavioral Health Jobs in Arizona.
Do the work you trained for, with a team that has your back.
We recruit therapists, counselors, behavioral health technicians, clinical directors and psychiatric nurse practitioners for Arizona treatment programs, clinics and telehealth practices. Tell us who you want to serve and how you like to work, and we will bring you roles that fit, including ones that are never posted.
Open behavioral health roles in Arizona
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- Behavioral Health Technician
Scottsdale, AZ$41,600 to $49,900 a yearFull-time
- Pediatric Neuropsychologist
Goodyear, AZFull-time
Posted pay in our current searches
- Behavioral Health Technician
- $41,600 to $49,900 a year
The pay posted on the Arizona jobs we are recruiting for, as of October 30, 2026.
Settings We Recruit For
Residential, PHP and IOP programs, outpatient clinics, behavioral health in primary care and pediatric practices, and telehealth.
We find out what the job is really like before you interview.
In behavioral health, a job post rarely tells you what decides whether you stay: the caseload, the time you get for notes, the supervision you need for licensure, and who backs you up on a hard day.
We ask those questions before we bring you a role, so you can decide with the facts.
Caseload
How many clients, how acute, and how many groups each week?
Clinical Supervision
Will they supervise your hours toward full licensure?
Documentation Time
Is time for notes built into the schedule?
Crisis Support
Who backs you up when a session or a shift goes wrong?
Behavioral health roles we recruit for
From frontline technicians to licensed clinicians and the leaders who run programs, across Arizona.
Licensed therapists and counselors
LPCs, LCSWs and LMFTs for individual, group and family therapy.
Associate-level clinicians
LACs, LMSWs and LAMFTs looking for supervision toward full licensure.
Behavioral health technicians
BHTs, lead BHTs and behavioral health coaches for residential and outpatient programs.
Psychiatric nurse practitioners
PMHNPs for outpatient, hybrid and inpatient care.
Clinical directors and supervisors
Licensed clinical directors, BHT supervisors and house managers.
Neuropsychologists
Doctoral-level neuropsychologists for memory and neurological testing.
A personal approach to finding your next role.
Finding the right program should not feel like sending your resume into a void. We get to know you, do the legwork, and introduce you to teams where you will do your best work.
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Understanding Your Goals
We start by listening: the people you want to serve, the setting you work best in, and the schedule that fits your life.
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Finding the Right Match
We look across the Arizona programs and practices we work with, including roles you will not find on job boards.
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Warm Introductions
We share your background with clinical leaders who fit what you are looking for, and only with your OK.
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Navigating the Details
From pay and caseload to supervision toward licensure, we help you understand the offer before you accept.
Questions behavioral health professionals ask
Which behavioral health roles do you recruit for?
Licensed therapists and counselors (LPC, LCSW, LMFT), associate-level clinicians (LAC, LMSW, LAMFT), behavioral health technicians and coaches, psychiatric nurse practitioners, clinical directors and supervisors, and neuropsychologists.
What do therapists and counselors earn in Phoenix?
In the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler area, marriage and family therapists earned an average of $73,140 a year, substance abuse, behavioral disorder and mental health counselors $68,550, and mental health and substance abuse social workers $51,150, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for May 2025.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Checked October 2026.
Who licenses therapists and counselors in Arizona?
The Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. It licenses professional counselors and associate counselors, marriage and family therapists and associate marriage and family therapists, clinical, master and baccalaureate social workers, and addiction counselors and technicians.
Source: Arizona Revised Statutes 32-3286. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Can I work toward full licensure in a job you find me?
Yes, where the employer provides supervision. In Arizona, associate counselors (LAC), associate marriage and family therapists (LAMFT) and associate addiction counselors may practice only under direct supervision, and a licensed master social worker (LMSW) may provide clinical services only under direct supervision.
We ask every employer whether they provide that supervision before we bring you a role.
Source: Arizona Revised Statutes 32-3303, 32-3313, 32-3292 and 32-3321. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Do behavioral health technicians need a license in Arizona?
No. The behavioral health board does not license behavioral health technicians who work for an agency licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services. BHTs work with clinical oversight from a licensed behavioral health professional, and each employer sets its own requirements for the role.
Source: Arizona Revised Statutes 32-3271. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Does it cost me anything?
No. As a candidate, there is no cost to you.
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Choose the one that fits best.