Our Women’s Behavioral Health Services are expanding to a new location in October: 100 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 202, Camp Hill PA.
With the full commitment and support of the UPMC Women’s Service line Administration, our specialized practice is expanding into a beautiful new space – an exciting milestone that reflects the rapid growth and increasing demand for our unique services in Women’s Behavioral Health.
We are a mission-driven team dedicated to Reproductive Mental Health, a subspecialty of Psychiatry which focuses on supporting women through the various stages of the reproductive lifecycle, including pregnancy and the postpartum period. Additionally, we also help women navigating recent breast and gynecologic cancer diagnoses (Psych-Oncology).
We are proud to offer evidence-based, compassionate care in a collaborative, supportive environment. As part of our continued growth, we are also launching a Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) – creating even more opportunities for therapists to contribute to transformative care for the women that we serve.
If you’re a therapist who is passionate about women’s mental health and looking to grow with a team committed to making a meaningful impact, we would love to hear from you.

UPMC is pleased to offer the following sign-on bonus incentives for Behavioral Health Therapists:

• $5,000 – 1 Year work commitment
• $7,000 – 2 Year work commitment
• $10,000 – 3 Year work commitment

• Maintain daily clinical productivity records.
• Provide individual and group therapy in an outpatient setting.
• Participate in treatment team meetings to review cases, update plans, and coordinate care.
• Use evidence-based treatment approaches and adapt them as needed.
• Conduct patient assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
• Support regulatory and licensure activities with leadership.
• Manage administrative tasks related to patient care independently.
• Document all clinical activities promptly and accurately.
• Continuously develop clinical skills and apply new treatment methods.
• Review complex cases with supervisors and clinical staff.
• Ensure timely clinical documentation and support insurance authorization.
• Adjust treatment plans based on changing patient needs and program guidelines.
• Coordinate referrals to other care levels or community resources as appropriate.
• Master’s Degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, Education in school counseling, or related field required.
• Two years of clinical experience diagnosing and treating behavioral and psychiatric conditions required.
• Knowledge of psychiatric evaluation and assessment process, as well as application of current version of the DSM required.