Remote Psychologist or Therapist
Description
Remote Psychologist or Therapist
Imagine making a real difference in people’s lives—without leaving your favorite workspace. As a remote psychologist or therapist on our team, you’ll help deliver care that truly adapts to the modern world. Our digital-first approach means you have the latest tools, real results to celebrate, and a national reach. With a salary of $92,813 a year and a thriving professional community, this is your opportunity to use your expertise where it matters most.
Why This Role Is Different
Mental health support is entering a bold new era. Clients expect access, privacy, and a personal touch—even when working through a screen. That’s where you come in. Every session utilizes advanced video platforms, easy-to-read progress trackers, and streamlined records, all designed to enable you to focus on what you do best. In the past year, therapists here delivered over 98,000 hours of care, and 89% of our clients saw real improvements in their well-being. Data guides our care, but people remain at the center.
What You’ll Do
- Lead one-on-one or group sessions using secure telehealth video tools
- Keep session notes current with user-friendly electronic record systems
- Adapt your therapy style as you watch client trends in digital dashboards
- Choose the best interventions—CBT, trauma recovery, mindfulness, or others—always guided by client feedback and progress data
- Use online assessments and screeners to tailor care and set realistic goals
- Join virtual huddles with other clinicians to learn, share, and refine your skills
- Explore the latest in remote care by attending online workshops and training programs
Everyday Technology—Built for Therapists
We make the tech easy so you can focus on therapy:
- Intelligent client matching powered by data and your expertise
- Effortless scheduling with automated reminders built-in
- Safe messaging for check-ins and quick support between sessions
- Progress charts that highlight big wins and growth moments for each client
- An ever-expanding collection of digital assessments for transparent, informed decision-making
How We Work—Your Flexibility, Our Support
Set your schedule—no commute, no unnecessary paperwork. Everything is handled in a cloud workspace that keeps your work secure and your day flexible. Collaborate when you want, learn at your own pace, and access group support as needed. Privacy and data security are built into every part of the platform.
Who Succeeds Here
If you’re ready to combine your clinical skills with an interest in new tech, you’ll fit right in. We’re looking for:
- Licensed psychologists or therapists, cleared to practice where you live
- Experience with (or curiosity about) remote therapy and online client support
- Skill using digital notes, calendars, and messaging tools
- Someone comfortable adjusting methods based on client outcomes and analytics
- Clinicians who build genuine connections, whether by video, chat, or thoughtful digital feedback
- Lifelong learners eager to keep growing in the telehealth field
See the Difference You Make
You’ll do more than log on and see clients. Here’s what your work means:
- New clients meet with a therapist in under three days, on average
- Nearly 9 out of 10 people experience greater satisfaction and resilience after just three months
- Over 20 learning paths let you expand your skills in trauma support, digital diagnostics, or youth teletherapy
- You’ll have insights from thousands of data points to shape each session and fine-tune your approach
Keep Advancing—Growth Without Limits
Your professional journey is essential. That’s why we support you with:
- Powerful analytics to help you reflect and improve over time
- Invitations to digital roundtables and mental health leadership sessions
- Paths to specialize in areas like virtual trauma therapy or family counseling
- Opportunities to help shape new technologies and guide our digital care standards
Why Choose Us?
When you join our team, you gain freedom and purpose. Each day brings new opportunities to help clients navigate life’s most challenging moments—utilizing the latest technology and proven methods. You set the pace, build a routine that fits your life, and know your work has a meaningful, trackable impact. Whether you’re solving a complex case, learning a new digital tool, or collaborating with peers, you’re always moving forward.
Ready to Bring Therapy Into the Digital Age?
If you’re passionate about helping others and eager to work with the best digital tools available, this is where you can thrive. Expand your reach, grow your expertise, and help lead mental health care into the future—without sacrificing your independence. If you see yourself at the intersection of psychology, innovation, and remote work, we’d love to connect. Apply today and bring your story to a team that’s building something extraordinary.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
1. What does a typical day look like for a remote psychologist or therapist?
Every day is a little different. You might start with a video session for a client who’s been making steady progress, followed by a more challenging conversation with someone in crisis. Between calls, you review notes, send a message to check in on someone, or look at progress charts. Some days are all about focused work, while others involve teaming up with colleagues to discuss challenging cases or celebrate small victories. The goal is always the same: help people find clarity, hope, and momentum—no matter where you both are working.
2. How does remote therapy change the experience for clients?
Remote care makes support accessible, discreet, and comfortable. People don’t need to travel, and sessions can happen wherever they feel safest. This means you can respond to each person’s needs in real time and adjust your style as you see how they’re doing. The results speak for themselves—nearly nine out of ten clients feel better after a few months here. Small changes build up, and clients gain confidence as they see their own progress, one step at a time.
3. How do therapists connect and get support when working remotely?
Even when you work solo, there’s a sense of community. You can jump into a team huddle for advice, message a colleague when something tricky comes up, or swap insights in a roundtable. Whether you’re looking for new techniques or want to celebrate a client’s breakthrough, there’s always someone to talk to. The support is genuine—help is always nearby, and ideas are shared openly.
4. What makes remote therapy especially challenging?
You’ll sometimes deal with odd hours, spotty Wi-Fi, or clients who need extra patience to open up online. Building trust can take a little longer when you’re not in the same room, and the occasional tech glitch can throw off the rhythm of a session. But these hurdles can make the breakthroughs more satisfying. Those bumps in the road? They’re what help you sharpen your skills and find better ways to support each person. Each challenge brings a chance to try something new, reflect on what works, and guide clients toward their next breakthrough.
5. What kind of growth is possible in this remote role?
Growth comes from curiosity and initiative, not just job titles. You may choose to delve deeper into trauma work, train in a new therapy model, or serve as a mentor to other clinicians. Workshops, certifications, and peer groups are always available. If you’re eager to learn, share what you know, and shape the future of remote mental health care, you’ll find plenty of paths to make your mark.