Mental Health Therapist - Massachusetts (Part-Time)
$52.5/h-$70/h
Two Chairs2 days ago
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Summary
Two Chairs is seeking a Mental Health Therapist for a part-time position in Massachusetts. The role focuses on delivering remote, evidence-based therapy to adult clients, utilizing various therapeutic modalities.
About the Role
As a Mental Health Therapist, you will provide therapy to adult clients (18+) using modalities such as CBT, DBT, ACT, and more. You will be responsible for maintaining progress notes in compliance with HIPAA, collaborating with other mental health providers, and adjusting treatment based on client data and progress.
About You
Required:
- Licensed in Massachusetts as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), or Licensed Psychologist (PhD or PsyD).
- Minimum of two years of clinical experience with adults (18+).
- At least six months of teletherapy experience.
- Proficient with clinical assessments (e.g., PHQ-9) for tracking client progress.
- Experience utilizing an electronic health/medical record system.
Preferred:
- Available for 8-24 hours per week, with 85% of time in client sessions.
- Available during regular business hours for training and ongoing support.
Benefits
- Hourly rate of $52.50 for Massachusetts residents, with out-of-state rates ranging from $52.50 to $70.
- Wellness and professional development stipend (up to $300 annually).
- Paid sick time (up to 80 hours per year).
- Merit-based raises and retirement benefits through an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan.
- Malpractice insurance provided at no cost.
Two Chairs
Two Chairs is redefining mental health care with a fully integrated therapy and psychiatry offering, designed to deliver the right care at the right time. We combine thoughtful technology, a collaborative clinical team model, and measurement-based care to drive better outcomes for patients and a better experience for providers. We’re breaking down barriers to access, prioritizing care quality over quantity, and raising the standard for what mental health care can and should be.
Massachusetts, United States