Clinical Psychologist (PhD, PsyD) - Testing or Therapy - Remote/In-office Hybrid

As a Clinical Psychologist at LifeStance Health, Inc., your responsibilities will include conducting comprehensive assessments, providing therapy sessions, and developing treatment plans tailored to each client's needs. You'll have the flexibility to design your own practice to balance therapy and assessment services, and you’ll work within a collaborative team to deliver exceptional patient care.

To apply for the Clinical Psychologist position at LifeStance Health, Inc., you will need to be fully licensed in South Carolina and hold either a PhD or PsyD in Clinical or Counseling Psychology or Neuropsychology. Experience working with child, adolescent, and adult populations is highly valued, ensuring you can cater to a diverse clientele.

Clinical Psychologists at LifeStance Health, Inc. can expect to earn an average annual income ranging from $110,000 to $154,000+, with unlimited and uncapped earnings potential depending on your client caseload and hours worked. This competitive compensation is complemented by a generous benefits package.

Yes! LifeStance Health, Inc. offers a hybrid model that allows Clinical Psychologists to meet clients both in-person and via telehealth services. This flexibility helps you maintain a healthy work/life balance while providing essential mental health support to clients from the comfort of their own homes.

LifeStance Health, Inc. provides a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, life insurance, 401k with matching contributions, paid parental leave, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Additionally, Psychologists benefit from access to modern offices, latest technology, and full administrative support.

When answering this question, highlight your familiarity with various therapeutic modalities, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), or any that you specialize in. It’s also beneficial to mention how you adapt your approach based on individual client needs and preferences.

Focus on a specific case that showcases your problem-solving skills and ability to maintain professionalism. Discuss the challenges you faced, the assessment techniques you employed, the treatment plan you developed, and the outcomes of your interventions.

Explain your commitment to continuing education, which can include attending workshops, engaging in professional organizations, subscribing to relevant journals, or participating in peer supervision. This demonstrates your dedication to providing evidence-based care.

If you have experience with telehealth, share specific examples of how you’ve adapted therapy to online platforms. Discuss any tools you find useful and how you ensure effective communication and connection with clients remotely.

Discuss the importance of confidentiality in your practice and highlight the measures you take, according to ethical guidelines and legal requirements, to protect client information, both in-person and in digital formats.

Share your personal motivations and what draws you to this field, whether it's seeing client progress, making a difference in lives, or fostering resilience. Personal stories can add authenticity to your response.

Highlight your experience working with various cultural, socioeconomic, and demographic groups. Mention any specific training or knowledge you have that enables you to adapt your therapeutic approach to accommodate diversity effectively.

Be honest about your strategies for maintaining your well-being, such as setting boundaries, seeking supervision, pursuing hobbies, or practicing mindfulness. This will show your awareness and proactive approach to self-care.

Express your enthusiasm for the organization's mission and values, as well as how they align with your professional goals. Point out specific aspects of LifeStance Health, Inc., such as collaborative work culture or commitment to clinical excellence.

Talk about your collaborative approach to treatment, ensuring that clients have a voice in their care. Discuss how you assess their needs and integrate their feedback and preferences into the treatment planning process.