Licensed Professional Counselor/Psychologist-Private Practice
Licensed Professional Counselor/Psychologist-Private Practice
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- We have an extraordinary opportunity to be part of a culture you can be proud of by joining Lifespan's group practice.
- We are seeking additional qualified and skilled licensed professionals (LMFT, RPT, LPC, and LCSW) to meet our demand and to provide therapy in person, via telehealth, or a combination of both.
- Open position: Licensed Professional Counselor/Psychologist-Private Practice
- Immediate needs are therapists that counsel children, youth, and adults.
- We are a growing practice that believes in creating a positive environment that reinforces your efforts to succeed and support your long-term career development.
- Our desire is to work with therapists who are passionate about their work and the clients they serve, as well as, willing to grow in their expertise and work with others in that journey.
- What the practice provides:
- Flexibility with a remote or in-office environment
- New office space in Livonia
- Administrative support (M-F)
- Client billing, and claim processing
- Referral stream and ongoing marketing
- User-friendly EMR system for notes and billingA 60/40 split of qualified billings
- Licensed LPC, LMHC, LCSW, LMFT, PhD1-3+ years of experience preferred
- Licensed in Michigan
- Master's Degree Required
- Flexible Schedule
- Training and Professional Development
- Job Types: Contract
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