Pediatric Mental Health Therapist (MD License)

Overview

Role involves providing virtual mental health care to K-12 students in partner school districts.

Ideal candidate should be a licensed therapist with experience in school-based settings and a passion for helping children.

Candidates must maintain an active license in the state where they are providing services

Locations

• United States, North Carolina
• United States, Oregon
• United States, Indiana
• United States, Tennessee
• United States, Alabama
• United States, Arkansas
• United States, South Carolina
• United States, Utah
• United States, Washington
• United States, Colorado
• United States, Massachusetts
• United States, Missouri
• United States, Arizona
• United States, Nevada
• United States, District of Columbia
• United States, New York
• United States, Rhode Island
• United States, Montana
• United States, Kentucky
• United States, Hawaii
• United States, Minnesota
• United States, California
• United States, Florida
• United States, New Jersey
• United States, Pennsylvania
• United States, Iowa
• United States, Mississippi
• United States, Illinois
• United States, Texas
• United States, Louisiana
• United States, Ohio
• United States, Georgia
• United States, Maryland
• United States, Virginia

Requirements

• Licensed LCSW, LMFT, or LPC required
• Licensed in MD and state of residence
• 1 year experience in school-based setting required

Responsibilities

• Provide virtual mental health counseling
• Conduct assessments and create treatment plans
• Collaborate with care management team
• Complete documentation accurately
• Participate in clinical team activities
• Provide crisis support as needed

Benefits

• 401k match
• CEU allowance
• healthcare coverage
• paid time off
• cross-licensure sponsorship
• competitive compensation