Maternal Mental Health Provider Pier Diem

ADAPTIVE PEDIATRIC THERAPY LLC; Stratham (NH); Hybrid; USD 83,000 - 124,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Professional development support

Flexible schedule

Travel reimbursement

Paid time off

Job summary

Adaptive Pediatric Therapy LLC in Stratham, NH is launching a maternal mental health and family support program. We seek an experienced Mental Health Provider to help shape and deliver services for perinatal clients.

You will work within an interdisciplinary team of OTs, SLPs, and IBCLCs, offering telehealth and home visits and contributing to program development and delivery models. This is a per diem, growth-friendly role.

Qualifications

• NH licensure required (LICSW, LCMHC, LMFT, or PhD/PsyD).
• Strong background in perinatal mental health required.
• Experience supporting parents of children with special needs or medical complexity preferred.
• Able to work independently while collaborating within an interdisciplinary team.
• Interest in program development and innovation is essential.

Responsibilities

• Launch and shape a new maternal mental health and family support program within the practice.
• Embed within a team of OTs, SLPs and IBCLCs to wrap around families.
• Provide care via telehealth and home visits with a 30-minute radius.
• Contribute to program development, clinical approach and delivery models.
• Support birthing people postpartum and parents of medically complex children.

Job description

Benefits:

• Professional development support


• Travel reimbursement


• 401(k)


• 401(k) matching


• Flexible schedule


• Paid time off

Mental Health Provider (Per Diem)

Postpartum & Special Needs Parent Specialist

Adaptive Pediatric Therapy (APT) | Telehealth & Home Visits

Adaptive Pediatric Therapy (APT) is seeking an experienced and motivated Mental Health Provider (LICSW, LCMHC, LMFT, or Psychologist) to play a key role in launching and shaping a new maternal mental health and family support program within our practice.

APT has built a strong reputation in the community for providing high-quality, family-centered care, and this is an opportunity to join a team deeply committed to meaningful, relationship-driven work. As we expand our services, we are looking for the right fit - someone who is excited to contribute to the impactful work we are already doing while helping us grow something new.

This is a unique opportunity for a clinician who is not only passionate about perinatal mental health and supporting parents of children with special needs, but who is also energized by the chance to build something meaningful from the ground up. The ideal candidate brings clinical expertise, initiative, and a collaborative mindset to help develop a program that truly meets the needs of families \"in the trenches\".

At APT, we provide high-quality, interdisciplinary, family-centered care. This role will be embedded within a team of OTs, SLPs, and IBCLCs, offering wraparound support to families navigating postpartum challenges, maternal mental health concerns, and the complexities of raising medically fragile or neurodivergent children.

The caseload will primarily include birthing people in the postpartum period and parents of children with medical complexities or special needs. In addition to direct care, this provider will help inform program development, clinical approach, and service delivery models as we grow this offering.

We are intentionally starting small and are seeking a provider who is invested in growing with us - someone looking for a long-term professional home where their voice and expertise will directly shape the future of this service.

Position Details:

• Part-time / Per Diem to start, with opportunity for growth


• Flexible scheduling with a high degree of autonomy


• Hybrid model: Telehealth and home visits within a 30-minute radius


• Based out of Stratham, NH (community-based role)

Qualifications:

• NH licensure required (LICSW, LCMHC, LMFT, or PhD/PsyD)


• Strong background in perinatal mental health required


• Experience supporting parents of children with special needs or medical complexity strongly preferred


• Must be comfortable working independently while collaborating within an interdisciplinary team


• Interest in program development and innovation is essential

Benefits:

• 401(k)


• Professional development support


• Flexible schedule


• Travel reimbursement


• Paid time off

If you are looking for more than just a position - and are excited by the opportunity to both join a trusted, well-respected practice and help build and shape a specialized, deeply impactful program we would love to connect.