Remote LPC: Kids & Teens Therapy | Flexible Part-Time

Handspring; Pennsylvania; Hybrid; USD 7,800 - 8,900; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed minimum pay

Malpractice insurance

Paid admin time

Paid consultation time

Scheduling handled for you

Ongoing professional development

No exclusivity

Job summary

Handspring is building a modern virtual pediatric clinic and seeks an LPC to provide weekly psychotherapy to children and young adults, mainly through telehealth, with parent training and support.

You will maintain a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 sessions, participate in weekly consultations, complete documentation in a timely manner, and collaborate with families, pediatricians, and school staff to coordinate care.

Qualifications

• Active, independent LPC license in Pennsylvania.
• Experience with children, teens, young adults, and families using evidence-based treatments.
• Comfortable with Zoom, EHR systems, and collaboration tools.
• Not opted out of Medicare; willing to be cross-licensed in additional states.
• Able to commit to a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 recurring client sessions.

Responsibilities

• Provide weekly psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to children ages 8-17 and young adults 18+, plus parent training and support.
• Maintain a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 recurring client sessions via telehealth
• Participate in weekly consultations and peer-led collaborative huddles
• Complete clinical documentation in a timely manner
• Coordinate with clients' pediatricians, school counselors, and families as needed

Skills

LPC license

Child & adolescent therapy

Telehealth

Tools

Zoom

EHR

Job description

Handspring is building a modern virtual pediatric clinic and seeks an LPC to provide weekly psychotherapy to children and young adults, mainly through telehealth, with parent training and support.

You will maintain a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 sessions, participate in weekly consultations, complete documentation in a timely manner, and collaborate with families, pediatricians, and school staff to coordinate care.