Connecticut Remote Licensed Therapist, 1099 Contractor

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Requirements:

• Available to offer at least 5 sessions per week, with the ability to flex up when needed
• Clinical competence in evidence-based practices (CBT, DBT, ACT, Mindfulness, etc.) and measurement-based care
• Knowledge, ability, and commitment to providing culturally responsive care
• Ability and willingness to deliver concurrent documentation. The session rate compensates the clinician for care delivery and notes.
• Willingness and confidence to integrate cutting-edge technology into all aspects of your care
• Familiarity, comfort and confidence with care delivery technology - various applications, tech tools, google web-apps, video conferencing, EMR, etc. **Tech-savviness is a must**
• A safe secure location with reliable internet connection to provide Zoom-based psychotherapy
• Effective communication skills and ability to work within interdisciplinary teams
• 3+ years experience providing clinical psychotherapy to individuals, couples or families
• Experience with risk management and higher acuity cases
• Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, or LPC
• An independent clinical license to practice in good standing (without need for clinical supervision)
• BC-TMH credential, if required by your state of license

Responsibilities:

• Provide high quality, innovative, tele-therapy to Headspace patients over a HIPAA compliant video conferencing platform
• Complete, sign and lock clinical case notes in EMR within 48 hours of session. Note completion is part of the session rate. Additional time should generally not be charged for session notes.
• Maintain your personalized database to record proof of licensure, license updates, expiration dates, personal information, etc.
• Keep your availability calendar up to date
• Stay in regular communication with clinical leadership, checking work emails in a timely fashion and responding within 24 hours, even if not working
• Work with a collaborative care team including health coaches, other therapists, psychiatrists, and external care providers