Licensed Group Therapist (LCSW/LMFT/Psychologist) - Remote & In-Network

Posted 3 days ago

consult silicon valleyMillbrae (CA)

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About the role

We are representing a digital health tech startup that is searching for Licensed Group Therapist (LCSW/LMFT/Psychologist) – Remote & In-Network. See below for more information and if you're interested please apply for consideration.

Note: (Must be licensed to practice in California)

About Our Practice We are on a mission to address loneliness and social isolation, one of the most significant public health challenges of our time. Research shows its impact can exceed that of heart disease, obesity, and smoking. We are building a technology-enabled care platform that connects people through small, facilitated group experiences and shared lived stories, powered by an intelligent matching system. Our goal is simple: help people feel less alone, more supported, and more connected. Our practice is grounded in Stanford-backed research, supported by experienced advisors and investors, and already serving early customers who are seeing measurable improvements in quality of life.

Role Overview: As an In-Network Therapist, Group Therapy, you will facilitate small, structured virtual therapy groups designed to reduce loneliness, build belonging, and strengthen emotional wellbeing. You will work with adults navigating major life transitions who are seeking connection, shared experience, and clinically grounded group support within a technology-enabled care model. Key Clinical Focus AreasOur initial group offerings focus on life experiences where loneliness and isolation are especially common. Candidates should have experience facilitating groups in one or more of the following areas:

Parenting support and caregiver stress
Bereavement and grief counseling
Divorce, separation, and relationship transitions
Experience in at least one of these areas is required.

Key Responsibilities:

Facilitate virtual, therapist-led group therapy sessions for adults experiencing loneliness, isolation, or major life transitions
Lead groups focused on parenting, grief and bereavement, and divorce-related support
Create a safe, inclusive environment that fosters meaningful connection
Guide discussions using evidence-based therapeutic frameworks
Collaborate with clinical and product teams to improve the group experience over time
Maintain timely documentation using our transcription platform and uphold all ethical and clinical standards
Support members in building sustainable peer connections beyond the sessions
Required Qualifications & Experience
Active, unrestricted U.S. license (LCSW, LMFT, LPC, PsyD, PhD, or equivalent)
Credentialed as an in-network provider in California
At least two years of experience providing psychotherapy
Demonstrated experience facilitating group therapy or structured support groups
Clinical expertise in one or more of the following: parenting and caregiver support, bereavement and grief, divorce and relationship transitions
Comfort delivering care virtually and working within a technology-enabled model
Strong interest in preventative, mission-driven mental health care
Why Join Our Practice?
You will be addressing one of today's most urgent health challenges. Your work will directly improve quality of life and mental health outcomes for the people you serve.
You will help shape a new model of care that combines clinically grounded group therapy with thoughtful use of technology to reduce isolation in a measurable way.
This role offers remote facilitation, flexible scheduling, and contract-based opportunities with room to grow.
You will join a focused, mission-driven team committed to strengthening real human connection, backed by research and supported by experienced investors and advisors.

How to Apply: If you are a licensed therapist who believes in the power of group healing and connection, and you have experience supporting individuals through parenting stress, grief, or divorce, we would welcome the opportunity to connect with you. Powered by JazzHR

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