Mental Health Therapist - Virginia (Weekend & Evenings)

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: At least 6 months of relevant experience with evidence-based therapies (e.g., ERP, CBT, ACT) preferred

Requirements

Full and unrestricted clinical license in good standing to practice in Virginia (CP, LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
Masters Degree required
40 hour work week
Availability to complete 15-25 hours of direct clinical work during evening and/or weekend hours
Available for evening shifts Monday - Friday between 3:00 - 10:00 PM local time
Available for Saturday & Sunday shifts (8 hours of availability per day)
Attend 2 hours of weekly group clinical consultation
Participate in and complete cross-license application process during onboarding
Open and willing to treat children and adolescents after attending NOCD training
At least 6 months of relevant experience with evidence-based therapies (e.g., ERP, CBT, ACT) preferred
Have a confidential, private location to work remotely with reliable internet access

Responsibilities

Provide top-notch care through diagnoses, assessments, and evidence-based psychotherapy via the NOCD video platform
Manage your caseload and schedule
Maintain complete and timely clinical documentation using the NOCD EHR system
Participate in NOCD clinical consultation, training, and advance your knowledge and practice of evidence-supported treatments for OCD
Collaborate with our network of providers to help develop and reinforce treatment decisions

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