Licensed Psychological Practitioner
Job description
About the role
This role grants you ownership of a fully independent teletherapy practice delivered through a digital platform. You will exercise complete clinical autonomy over diagnosis, treatment planning, and session pacing for adult, couple, and adolescent clients. The position requires you to cultivate a private and professional environment that ensures confidentiality and high-quality care within a virtual setting. You will directly own the therapeutic relationship, guiding clients through their mental health journeys with evidence-based interventions. This opportunity allows you to concentrate exclusively on client care and therapeutic outcomes rather than administrative burdens. You will leverage an online marketplace to build a sustainable caseload and establish long-term client engagement. The role empowers you to manage your own schedule and caseload volume within platform guidelines. Ultimately, you will deliver high-quality mental health services while benefiting from a structured support ecosystem.
Key facts
What you'll do
- Orchestrate and conduct individualized teletherapy sessions for adults, couples, and adolescents via a secure digital platform.
- Design and implement personalized treatment plans that reflect clinical judgment and client goals within a fully independent practice structure.
- Establish a consistently private and professional session environment that adheres to clinical standards and regulatory requirements.
- Sustain a robust and insured caseload by leveraging insurance pathways and cash-pay options to ensure practice viability.
- Exhibit excellence in written communication when documenting care plans, progress notes, and platform interactions.
- Maintain reliable high-speed internet connectivity to support seamless and uninterrupted virtual session delivery.
- Proactively access a curated library of over 390 continuing education units to refine skills and stay current with best practices.
- Utilize a flexible schedule to set your own hours and optimize work-life integration while meeting platform commitments.
- Connect with a digital community of over 30,000 therapists to exchange insights, strategies, and professional support.
- Capitalize on a $500 first client bonus by activating insurance sessions for eligible clients within the first 30 days of onboarding.
- Receive weekly payments for every completed session, eliminating billing delays and administrative friction.
- Benefit from a $650 health benefit stipend upon meeting the continuous commitment threshold of 30 hours per week.
- Capitalize on increased compensation rates that are 40% to 57% higher in select states, including Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, New York, and Washington D.C.
- Operate with zero overhead, as no fees are collected from therapists for platform usage or administrative services.
Requirements
- Hold a current, fully independent license as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, or Licensed Mental Health Counselor.
- Possess a Master's or Doctorate degree in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, or Marriage and Family Therapy from an accredited institution.
- Maintain current professional liability insurance that covers teletherapy services.
- Demonstrate a minimum of 3+ years of post-licensure mental health counseling experience in a clinical setting.
- Provide therapy exclusively without the requirement or presence of clinical supervision.
- Currently reside within the United States to comply with platform and regulatory requirements.
- Create and sustain a private, professional, and distraction-free environment suitable for confidential virtual sessions.
- Demonstrate strong written communication skills for clear and effective interaction with clients and platform documentation.
- Be available to serve clients, including evenings and weekends, based on platform demand and client scheduling needs.
- Meet state-specific eligibility criteria, including licensure in Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, New York, or Washington D.C. for enhanced compensation tiers.
- Function as an independent contractor, managing your own caseload, client relationships, and practice decisions.
- Adhere strictly to ethical guidelines, scope of practice, and professional standards governing digital mental health delivery.
- Recognize that interns, supervisees, and substance abuse counselors are not eligible to provide services through this platform at this time.
- Understand that roles are not available for school counselors, registered nurses, career counselors, or business coaches without an additional mental health license.
- Commit to serving adult, couple, and adolescent populations exclusively, as outlined in the platform service model.
Practical notes
Hours
Remote engagement with flexible hours; you set your own schedule within platform expectations.
Travel
No travel is required due to the fully remote nature of the position.
Visa
No visa sponsorship information provided in SOURCE; roles are contingent on eligibility to practice within the United States.
Deadlines
No application deadlines are specified in SOURCE; interested professionals should apply promptly to secure consideration and access bonus opportunities.