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David Careers

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

Posted 2 days ago

che behavioralPort Washington (NY)
Mental Health CounselorsOutpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) – Full-Time or Part-TimeCHE Behavioral Health Services is seeking Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) to join our APA-accredited, clinician-led behavioral health team. Since 1995, CHE has been a national leader in adult and geriatric mental health, serving over 100,000 patients across 800+ facilities in 11+ states.
Position Highlights:
  • Full-time or Part-time schedules
  • Create your own hours (Mon–Fri, 7 AM–7 PM)
  • No nights, weekends, or on-call
  • Work close to home within local partnered facilities
  • Consistent, reliable caseload
  • Ideal for newly licensed LPCs or those seeking supplemental income
What You’ll Do:
  • Provide therapy and behavioral health services to adult and senior populations
  • Work in skilled nursing and rehabilitation settings
  • Customize treatment plans within an integrated care team
  • Manage your caseload independently while focusing fully on patient care
What We Offer: CHE provides an AI scribe that drafts your session notes for you, dramatically reducing after-hours charting so your time goes to patients, not paperwork Comprehensive Benefits;401k matching, health, dental, vision, malpractice insurance and PTOOpportunities for professional growth and development Collaborative and supportive work environment Flexible scheduling options
Requirements:
  • Master’s degree in Counseling
  • Active LPC license in the state of practice Apply Today
CHE offers flexibility, stability, training, and meaningful clinical work. Apply now to connect with our recruitment team and explore positions near you.

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