Join the Team at Hanover CBT
A Professional Home for Clinicians Who Value Thoughtful, Collaborative Care
Hanover CBT is built around the belief that strong clinical care depends on more than individual expertise alone.
It also depends on the environment clinicians work within: the quality of collaboration, the seriousness of the clinical work, the strength of the support around providers, and the sense that people are contributing to something thoughtful and durable.
We are interested in building a practice where clinicians can do meaningful work, continue growing, and feel part of a team that takes both care quality and human experience seriously.
Our Approach
Hanover Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapies is an evidence-based psychological practice serving children, adolescents, adults, parents, and families through therapy, assessments, and psychiatry. The work is clinically serious, collaborative, and grounded in a whole-person view of care.
This is not a practice built around speed, volume, or one-size-fits-all treatment. Hanover CBT aims to provide care that is thoughtful, well-supported, and responsive to the person in front of us.
A Professional Home for Clinicians
One of the ideas that has shaped Hanover CBT from the beginning is the belief that clinicians should be able to find a professional home: a place where they feel supported in their work, connected to others, and able to keep developing over time.
That matters not only for the people who work here, but for the people and families who come to Hanover CBT for care. A clinician who is well-supported, well-connected, and able to keep learning is better positioned to offer steady, thoughtful, high-quality care.
Hanover CBT is intentional about building that kind of environment.
How the Team Works
Hanover CBT includes therapists, assessment specialists, psychiatric providers, and support staff working within one practice. That structure allows for more consultation, clearer communication, and a more connected experience of care than would be possible if each part of the work lived in isolation.
Collaboration here is not just a value statement. It is part of how the practice is meant to function. When helpful, clinicians can think together, consult across roles, and contribute to a stronger overall standard of care.
Administrative support also matters. The quality of care is shaped not only by what happens in a session, but by whether communication is handled well, whether systems support the work, and whether clinicians and clients feel held by a practice that is organized and responsive.
Current Vacancies
Clinical Team
Child Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist / Psychiatrist / Senior Therapist / Postdoctoral Fellow
Hanover CBT is actively seeking two child psychologists to provide much-needed care to the families in our community. We also accept applications for clinical and administrative positions on a rolling basis.
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In our practice, we emphasize flexible, individualized treatment plans that frequently involve out-of-office sessions and collaboration with schools and community providers. The ideal candidate will have experience or interest in acceptance and mindfulness-based therapies. Specialists in DBT, child and adolescent therapy, pain psychology, sleep psychology, and health psychology are especially needed.
Our weekly group consultation meetings offer comradery and collaborative learning. We also participate in group trainings that move us beyond our comfort zones and support our mission. Individual consultation is readily available as needed. In addition, we host a community-building meeting twice a month with local providers, hospital teams, wellness centers, movement specialists, etc.
A well-established referral network exists with local schools, primary care physicians, and psychiatrists. Competitive compensation and benefits are offered, including moving and professional training allowances, as well as full administrative support, flexible scheduling, health and retirement benefits, and beautifully appointed offices near wooded trails and green space.
Hanover, NH, home of Dartmouth College, offers excellent schools, arts, and entertainment opportunities. The Upper Valley is a beautiful rural setting along the Connecticut River and Vermont border, with the Appalachian Trail passing through. Take advantage of the close proximity to Boston and explore everything the city has to offer.
Position: Part-time or full-time
Flexible start date.
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Interested candidates should email the following materials to Seoka Salstrom, Ph.D. at ssalstrom@hanovercbt.com
Cover letter detailing your experience and training in evidence-based therapies and specific interest/fit with our practice
Curriculum Vitae
Three references with email and phone contact information
Additional letters of recommendation are welcome, but not required to apply
Hanover CBT is not only looking for people who can step into a role. It is looking for people who want to contribute to the quality, culture, and future of the practice.
That may include developing clinically, participating thoughtfully in the life of the team, helping shape a strong care environment, and approaching the work with both humility and ownership.
Growth matters here, but it is meant to be intentional. The goal is not simply to expand. It is to build carefully, support clinicians well, and preserve the conditions that make good care more likely.
If you are earlier in training and looking for practicum, postdoctoral, or structured training opportunities, the Clinical Training Program page is the better next step.
If you want to learn more about the practice itself, you can also explore About Hanover CBT, Our Team, or Our Approach.
