Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
Provide virtual psychotherapy to adults, assess clinical and social factors affecting their well-being, maintain accurate case notes, coordinate care, and respond appropriately to safety concerns.
Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LMFT, LCSW, LPC)
Location: Mississippi
Salary: $115,000β$120,000 per year
Schedule: MondayβFriday
Setting: Remote / Telehealth
We are seeking a Mississippi-licensed LMFT, LCSW, or LPC to provide high-quality mental health services through telehealth. The therapist will be responsible for conducting virtual sessions, assessing client needs, developing treatment plans, and supporting clients with a range of emotional, behavioral, and life-related concerns.
This full-time remote role is suited for a clinician who demonstrates sound clinical judgment, strong communication, and consistent documentation while maintaining professional standards of care.
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Use your Mississippi clinical license to help clients receive the support they need from a setting that works for them. Apply today.
Provide virtual psychotherapy to adults, assess clinical and social factors affecting their well-being, maintain accurate case notes, coordinate care, and respond appropriately to safety concerns.
Provide remote psychotherapy to clients with diverse mental health concerns, assess psychosocial factors, maintain clinical records, and coordinate care or connect clients with resources when appropriate.
Provide individual telehealth therapy to clients with mental health and psychosocial concerns, maintain timely clinical records, coordinate care and resources, and respond appropriately to urgent or safety-related situations.
Provide virtual couples, relationship, and family therapy, assessing relational needs and creating individualized treatment plans while delivering culturally responsive, evidence-guided care.
Provide virtual psychotherapy to children and adolescents, assessing their needs, creating age-appropriate treatment plans, and collaborating with caregivers to deliver culturally responsive, evidence-guided care.