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Considering School-Based Therapy? 

You're graduating soon, don't worry! Whether you're just starting out your career and considering life as a clinician or school-based therapy role, Here's what you have to do..

Fill out the form below to download Invo's Clinician's Guide to Landing Their Dream Job. Get interview strategies, resume tips, and sound advice from our Invo experts! Plus learn the importance of mentorship and get first-hand advice from our school-based therapists before deciding on your next career move and whether working in schools is right for you.

We encourage you to take advantage of this resource guide as you navigate through this exciting yet challenging time. Here's a sneak preview --

The Best Parts About Choosing a Career as a School-Based Therapist

  • Participating in a collaborative, interdisciplinary team
  • Learning something new each day
  • Teaching something new each day - Interacting with families
  • Flexibility of scheduling, Increased autonomy
  • Fun, self-fulfilling career
  • Making a difference in a child's life

A Clinician's Guide to Landing Their Dream Job

Exceptional Careers Start Here

Invo Healthcare is the nation's leading provider of behavioral, mental health and therapy services in the country. With opportunities in schools in cities around the country, we are the premier employment destination for professionals looking for great compensation and benefits, robust professional development, unparalleled support and mentoring as well as career advancement opportunities.

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Why Choose a Career with Invo?

All of us at Invo are bound by more than our mission and our culture. While we're each one-of- a-kind, we share an incredible goal: to greatly improve the lives of families and children with autism and other developmental delays. It's an ambitious goal that serves as both challenging but rewarding. Here, you'll know that your contributions are helping to make a difference and provide accessibility and quality of care for our clients while you're growing and shaping the future of your career.

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Finding the right fit employer is an important part of your career journey. Invo makes it easy to navigate your career path and provides you the tools to get you started on the right track and set up for success.

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Career Growth

One of the most rewarding aspects of the work we do is when we have the opportunity to work with students who are just beginning their career journey in mental health, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) or other related services fields such as occupational health or speech pathology. You're ready for a challenge and looking to make a difference in the lives of children. We're ready to help you get ahead. We designed our internships, mentorships, supervision hours and early career roles to put you among high caliber professional teams that are making behavioral health more effective every day in schools and local communities. Start your career with us. You'll achieve more. You'll grow professionally more. It's the first step in learning, improving and innovating together.

If you had one piece of advice for individuals looking to get into this field, what would it be?

Practice patience and never stop learning.

Loni, RBT - Center Admin

Take one day at a time and trust yourself as a professional to give the utmost service and care for your students

Kashua, CF-SLP

Gain experience in multiple settings. See clients in home and school, or in clinic and then in their personal environment. Generalization of therapy practices has been the most successful in terms of outcomes, in my experience.

Kenan, Area Coordinator

I would tell someone looking to get into the field of ABA to keep an open mind and an open heart. This job can be difficult at times, but it is one of the most rewarding experiences you will ever have.

Abby, RBT

Work hard and its possible. Its a great profession with a lot of flexibility.

Erin, Occupational Therapist

It can be very challenging sometimes but it's so rewarding!

Kayla, RBT

Be open to different experiences. I started as a RBT and gained many skills from dealing with clients at different skill levels, family environments, and locations. This helped me become more adaptable as a COTA/L in the school environment.

Ehren, COTA/L

If you're looking into joining this field I implore you to learn more about Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Pay attention to how ABA started and what changes have been made to improve our practice.

Allye, RBT 

You need to be flexible, have patience and understanding, and not sweat the small stuff.

Shelley, Guidance Counselor

Providing ABA services is not always easy but it can be incredibly rewarding. Advocate for yourself and for your clients to be able to do the same!

Ford, BCBA

Do your research on what working with kids on the spectrum is like. Watch day in the life of an RBT video. Also, if you love working with kids, don't be discouraged if you feel like you may not be the right type of person for the job; within each company, there are a diversity of personalities and kids and this is helpful for a learning environment.

Ryan, MLC

It's a lot of hard work, but it is the most rewarding career I could hope for.

Daniel. Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern

Become a Speech/Language Pathologist. Seriously, with any of our therapy positions, you will have a career where you know you make a difference in people's lives everyday!

Coralie, SLP, Regional Vice President

Always be positive and learn to take different situations as they come. Everyday will not be sunshine and rainbows, however at the end of your day you will understand and respect everything that occurred within that day. Always come in positive and leave positive .

Juliana, BSS

My advice would be to be patient, adaptable, and flexible. Also, to focus on the "little wins" because they matter just as much as the "big" behavioral wins.

Maria, RBT

Set boundaries early and know your limits

Andrea, BCaBA

Enter with a humble, compassionate heart and a drive to learn everything possible to serve kids and families well. You are not just a PT (or other discipline), you are an advocate for kids.

Mercy, Physical Therapist

Be flexible, willing to listen and learn from others, and do not take maladaptive behaviors from your client, personally. When you start taking it personal, it's time for you to move on. Also, the goal is for your client to gain independence from you! It's not a sad experience, it's a time to celebrate their success!

Roberta, RBT

Invest in studying/understanding all the nuances of language disorders, learn to work collaboratively on multidisciplinary teams, find ways to stay organized and efficient, keep learning about new information/strategies/theories in this field, have fun and enjoy your clients, build relationships with your colleagues and the families of clients. Good relationships with clients and their teams, families go a long way.

Melissa, SLP

Be determined to make a difference. Be the change you want to see in this world. Plant seeds even if you don't have the chance to see it grow!

Chima, LMSW

Be flexible. Life by nature can be chaotic, but by being flexible and ready to have to adjust to challenges as they present themselves you'll be able to cope much more readily and handle whatever may come your way.

Kaitlyn, Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern

Being an SLP provides many opportunities for flexible hours and settings. Invo provides excellent training and support from clinical managers if you're transitioning from adults/geriatrics.

Lori, Speech Language Pathologist

Engage in self care! Self care isn't selfish; it allows us to be better mental health counselors.

Stephanie, IMPACT Counselor

Be aware that School locations for Related Services are different from regular medical, home health, or outpatient work models and also varies between different states so DO check with your license and consider the various options with INVO.

Beverly, Physical Therapist