Remote Mental Health Therapist - Washington

About Gaggle:

Gaggle has been supporting student safety and well-being for over 25 years. We’ve partnered with school districts across the country to provide teletherapy to K-12 students and school staff. With no out-of-pocket expenses to clients and no billing of insurance, we are able to support students' mental health needs regardless of their location or ability to pay.

Why Join:

100% remote work

• Work virtually from any location within the United States

Complete Control Over Your Schedule

• Flexible work schedule (school-day, after-school, evening, and weekend sessions)

No Billing Insurance

• Sessions are funded by the schools so there's more time to focus on therapy

No Show Protection

• Partial reimbursement for no shows & cancellations within 24 hrs

We support you the way you support the students

• Open Office Hours
• Receive an annual $200 Contract Stipend
• Paid Cross-Licensing Fees

Responsibilities:

• Conduct weekly 45-minute virtual therapy sessions with assigned clients
• Help students improve their overall mental health and well-being
• 90% clinical services / 10% administrative responsibilities

Requirements:

• Independent license OR supervised associate license to provide mental health counseling services (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, or similar)
• Experience working with children in the K-12 age range
• Ability to navigate technology, including account creation and telehealth platforms
• Reliable computer (laptop or desktop) and internet connection
• Must obtain professional liability and bodily injury coverage prior to beginning services and list Gaggle as an additional insured

Preferred Qualifications:

• 2+ years of counseling experience
• Bilingual (Spanish)
• Dual-state licensure is a plus!

EEO Statement: All qualified applicants will receive consideration for contracting without regard to age, race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality, or sex.

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