CAREERS & OPPORTUNITIES

Build Your Career. Make a Meaningful Impact.

ITS welcomes professionals and emerging practitioners who are committed to compassionate care, professional growth, and meaningful service to individuals, families, and communities.


Explore opportunities to bring your experience, perspective, and skills to a multidisciplinary behavioral health and social services practice.

Professional Experience.

Meaningful Work. Professional Experience. Community Impact.

Our work extends across mental health, behavioral health, substance use support, assessments and evaluations, social services, and professional partnerships.


We value professionals who bring clinical knowledge, integrity, compassion, and a commitment to providing thoughtful, individualized care.


Whether you are an experienced clinician or an emerging professional beginning your career, ITS offers opportunities to learn, contribute, and grow within a professional care environment.

Career Opportunities

Experienced Professionals

We welcome inquiries from qualified behavioral health and mental health professionals interested in joining or working with Innovative Therapeutic Solutions.

Opportunities may be available for Master’s and doctoral-level clinicians with experience working with diverse individuals, families, and populations.

Professional Backgrounds

We are especially interested in professionals with experience in areas such as:


- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Solution-Focused Therapy
- Psychoanalytic Approaches
- Family Systems Approaches
- Substance Use & Co-Occurring Concerns
- Foster Care & Child Welfare
- Trauma & Behavioral Health


Experience or credentials related to U.S. DOT SAP services and MCBAP are also valued for applicable roles.

What We Look For

Experience, Professionalism & Compassion

Our team members represent ITS in both clinical and professional environments. We look for individuals who demonstrate sound professional judgment, strong communication skills, respect for client confidentiality, and a commitment to ethical and compassionate care.


For applicable clinical opportunities, candidates should have appropriate education, professional credentials, and experience for the services they provide

Preferred qualifications may include:

- Master’s or doctoral-level education in an appropriate behavioral health discipline

- Applicable Michigan professional license or credential 

- Approximately three or more years of  post-master’s experience for experienced clinical roles 

- Experience serving diverse populations  

- Specialized behavioral health or substance use training 

- Professional liability insurance when required

- Specific qualifications and requirements may vary by position.

Internship Opportunities

Learn. Contribute. Grow.

ITS recognizes the importance of developing the next generation of behavioral health and social service professionals.


Internship opportunities may provide eligible students with exposure to a professional behavioral health environment while supporting the development of practical skills, professional confidence, and a deeper understanding of client-centered care.

Areas of Learning & Exposure

Depending on the internship, academic program, supervision requirements, and current practice opportunities, students may gain exposure to the following areas:

Areas of Learning & Exposure

Mental & Behavioral Health

Social Services & Community Support

Social Services & Community Support

Understanding professional care environments and client-centered approaches.

Social Services & Community Support

Social Services & Community Support

Social Services & Community Support

Learning how clinical care, social resources, and community needs can intersect.

Clinical & Professional Operations

Clinical & Professional Operations

Clinical & Professional Operations

Exposure to documentation, professional communication, practice operations, and standards of care.

Professional Development

Clinical & Professional Operations

Clinical & Professional Operations

Opportunities to strengthen communication, organization, ethical decision-making, and other skills important to behavioral health careers.

Internship Eligibility

Starting Your Professional Journey

Starting Your Professional Journey

Starting Your Professional Journey

Internship opportunities are considered based on the needs of the practice, available supervision, and the requirements of the student’s academic program.


Students interested in an internship should be prepared to provide information about their school or university, academic program, degree level, internship requirements, required hours, anticipated start and completion dates, and any supervision or documentation requirements established by their program.


Submission of an internship inquiry does not guarantee placement.

Have Questions?

Starting Your Professional Journey

Starting Your Professional Journey

Not sure which opportunity fits your background or requirements? Connect with our team for additional information.