Remote Therapist - Geriatric Population

Total Life, Inc.Behavioral Health

Remote (Virginia-based or Virginia-licensed)ContractMiddle

Salary55 - 90 USD per hour

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Experience: Minimum of two years of post-licensure experience

Requirements

Hold a valid, unrestricted Virginia state license as a Psychologist, LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or LMHC
Minimum of two years of post-licensure experience in clinical mental health counseling
Demonstrated experience in medication management support for the geriatric population
Demonstrated experience in pain management counseling for the geriatric population
Experience working with clients aged 65+
Understanding of the psychological impact of aging and retirement
Provide proof of professional liability/malpractice insurance (minimum $1M claim limit/$3M aggregate) or be willing to purchase a policy prior to start
Must have an active NPI
Must be available for a minimum of 10 hours per week
Comfortable utilizing technology and providing care through a secure teletherapy interface

Responsibilities

Provide virtual individual therapy utilizing a wellness-based model that empowers clients to maintain autonomy
Utilize CBT and other solution-focused approaches to treat late-life depression and anxiety
Help seniors redefine their sense of purpose and navigate the transition from a professional career to retirement
Assist clients in managing the psychological aspects of medication adherence and chronic pain

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