Licensed Therapist (LCSW, LCMHC, LMFT) - Hybrid or Remote

Posted 5 days ago

walgren counseling pllcMatthews (NC)

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Senior

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$1,750+ per week

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About the role

Walgren Counseling PLLC | Matthews, NC & Beyond Pay: $47.00 – $61.00 per clinical hour Earning Potential: $1,750+ per week (Flexible Caseload)
Status: 1099 Contractor (Full Admin & Clinical Support) Focus on the Client, Not the Paperwork. At Walgren Counseling, we believe that when a clinician is supported, the client thrives. Since 2010, we've built a practice that prioritizes autonomy, transparency, and clinical excellence. We take care of the billing, the credentialing, and the phone calls so you can focus on what you do best: therapy. Why Clinicians Choose Walgren: Financial Security: Bi-weekly reimbursement with zero chargebacks. If we don't collect, you still get paid for your work. True Flexibility: You define your schedule and your caseload. No mandatory minimums that lead to burnout. Full Admin Suite: Dedicated support for scheduling, collections, and client communication. Clinical Community: Access to Clinical Directors and peer support. You're independent, but never isolated. Growth Support: We handle your credentialing and paneling across North Carolina, as well as interstate telehealth paneling The Ideal Fit We are looking for passionate, fully licensed (LCSW, LCMHC, LMFT) or associate-licensed (A-level) clinicians in North Carolina who value quality care and professional independence.
What We're Looking For: Master's degree in a mental health field (Required). Current NC Clinical License (Full or Associate). 3+ years of clinical experience (preferred). Strong time management and documentation skills. High-Priority Specialties: Trauma-informed care / EMDR Eating Disorders Couples and Family Therapy Bilingual (Spanish/English) Ready to grow with us? Join a team that values people over paperwork.

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