Remote PSYPACT Primary Therapist for Eating Disorders

Within Health; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Health benefits

Professional development

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Within Health is seeking a Primary Therapist - PSYPACT to deliver individual and family therapy for eating disorders via telehealth. The role requires a licensed Psychologist, PhD, or PsyD with PSYPACT licensure, and a compassionate, evidence-based approach to care.

You will develop and adjust treatment plans, conduct assessments, lead group sessions, involve families when appropriate, and coordinate with outpatient providers while maintaining strict confidentiality and thorough documentation.

Qualifications

• Active and unrestricted licensure as Psychologist, PhD or PsyD (PSYPACT Psychologist).
• Fully-licensed therapist able to practice independently in state(s) licensed.
• Minimum of 1 year of experience treating patients with eating disorders.
• Empathic, genuine, self-aware and competent.

Responsibilities

• Establish rapport and provide individual therapy for clients.
• Diagnose and treat mental health disorders and update treatment plans.
• Conduct group therapy sessions and involve family members when appropriate.
• Coordinate services and conduct ongoing progress assessments.
• Maintain thorough records and ensure confidentiality.
• Communicate with outpatient providers to ensure continuity of care.
• Attend weekly staff and treatment team meetings to discuss progress.
• Engage in advocacy and community speaking to raise ED awareness.

Skills

Empathy

Self-awareness

Interpersonal skills

Time management

Cultural sensitivity

DBT/ACT/CBT experience

Education

Licensed Psychologist (PSYPACT)

Job description

Within Health is seeking a Primary Therapist - PSYPACT to deliver individual and family therapy for eating disorders via telehealth. The role requires a licensed Psychologist, PhD, or PsyD with PSYPACT licensure, and a compassionate, evidence-based approach to care.

You will develop and adjust treatment plans, conduct assessments, lead group sessions, involve families when appropriate, and coordinate with outpatient providers while maintaining strict confidentiality and thorough documentation.