License must be current and in good standing—applicants who do not meet this qualification will not be considered; Access to high-speed internet and ability to maintain a secure, private, and HIPAA-complaint space to use for telehealth sessions; Self-starter who learns quickly and works well independently and as a team player; Strong sense of self-awareness, exceptional organizational skills, and outstanding attention to detail; Comfort learning and utilizing technology systems, including Google Workspace, Efforts-to-Outcomes (ETO), Dialpad, and related platforms; Interest in crime victims’ rights, victim services, public interest, social justice, restorative justice, sexual violence services, etc. Preferred At least two years of post-graduate experience providing therapy services; Experience providing trauma-informed direct services to crime victims; Demonstrated commitment to social justice, anti-oppression, and ending power-based violence; Demonstrated commitment to assisting marginalized and underserved populations; Extensive knowledge of victim services available within the District of Columbia; Bilingual fluency in Spanish*.*Candidates who report fluency and make the final round of interviews will be subject to oral and written proficiency tests.