Therapists, All Other
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical
This residual category covers therapists whose work is not listed under a separate occupation title. Typical duties include assessing a client's needs, writing a treatment plan, and holding sessions with individuals or groups. Progress is watched and recorded, and the work is done with other healthcare professionals while keeping records private and meeting ethical standards. Practitioners are expected to keep learning therapeutic techniques that apply to their particular method. It suits people who like structured helping work, careful notes, and staying current with methods in a therapy field that does not have its own listed title.
Annual Median Wage in Field (2025)
$77'930
Median Wage Market Position
$77'930
What you might do
- Assess each client's needs and draft a treatment plan
- Provide therapy to individuals or to groups
- Monitor progress and keep written client records
- Work with other healthcare professionals on treatment
- Protect confidentiality and follow ethical practice standards
- Keep up with current therapeutic techniques
Skills that matter
- Client assessment and treatment planning
- Therapy with individuals and groups
- Progress notes and session documentation
- Coordination with other healthcare staff
- Confidential, ethical handling of cases
- Study of new therapeutic techniques
AI & the future of this role
Therapeutic work in this mixed group generally depends on client trust, adaptive judgment, and hands-on or in-person methods. Digital tools might support notes and exercises, but licensed care relationships tend to limit full automation.
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