Skill
Trauma-Informed Care
Healthcare and Medical
Trauma-informed care is an approach to health, mental health, and social service delivery that recognizes the widespread impact of trauma on patients or clients and seeks to avoid re-traumatization. Practitioners are trained to create environments of physical and emotional safety, offer choice and collaboration, and build trust with individuals who have experienced trauma such as abuse, violence, or neglect. It's used across healthcare, education, social work, and criminal justice settings to improve outcomes for trauma survivors.
Trauma-Informed Care in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Open roles requiring Trauma-Informed Care (6)
Social Advocacy Clinical Counselor (Interdisciplinary Non Medical)
Commander, Navy Installations Command
Bethesda, MD · $102,415 – $112,657
This role provides short-term counseling to military service members and their families around deployment, relationships, parenting, and life transitions, referring clients with serious mental illness to specialized providers. It suits licensed clinicians with a master's degree and clinical experience who want to work within the military healthcare system addressing common adjustment challenges rather than treating psychiatric disorders.
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Marriage and Family Therapist - Behavioral Health Interdisciplinary Program/Substance Use Disorders
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Lafayette, LA · $61,722 – $97,087
This role provides mental health and substance use treatment to veterans and their families through individual, family, and group therapy within the VA system. It suits licensed or near-licensure marriage and family therapists ready to work autonomously on complex cases involving trauma, addiction, and co-occurring psychiatric conditions.
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SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION RESPONSE VICTIM ADVOCATE (SAPR VA)
Army National Guard Units
Full-time · Evansville, IN · $74,678 – $97,087
This role supports adult victims of sexual assault within the Indiana National Guard, providing trauma-informed advocacy, case management, and coordination of resources. It suits someone with a background in behavioral or social sciences who is skilled at building trust with vulnerable people and navigating complex organizational systems.
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Mental Health Specialist
Cleveland Clinic
Full-time · Fairview Hospital
Support children and adolescents on a psychiatric unit by providing direct care, facilitating therapeutic programs, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to help patients build coping skills and emotional health. This role suits someone with a background in psychology or social work who is ready to work hands-on with young people in crisis.
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Social Worker (BHIP Therapist)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Oswego, NY · $85,249 – $110,830
This is a full-time behavioral health role in a VA medical system where you deliver evidence-based psychotherapy and psychosocial assessments to veterans, working both in-person and via telehealth as part of an interdisciplinary mental health team. The position suits licensed clinical social workers with post-master's experience who want to work with a veteran population and have autonomy in treatment planning and crisis intervention.
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Senior Social Worker - Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program Coordinator
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Houston, TX · $113,165 – $147,118
This role coordinates intimate partner violence support services within the VA healthcare system, developing clinical programs, managing case information systems, and providing direct counseling and consultation to veterans and staff affected by domestic abuse. It suits experienced clinical social workers with trauma-informed practice expertise who want to shape systems-level responses to a critical health issue.
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Asked for alongside Trauma-Informed Care
Measured from the 6 open roles that name Trauma-Informed Care — not from a curated list.
- Crisis Intervention4 roles66.7%
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)3 roles50.0%
- Risk Assessment3 roles50.0%
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