1099 - REMOTE - Licensed Clinical Therapist - MI

To qualify for the 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist position at TimelyCare, candidates must hold active licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). While an additional preference is given for those with a Licensed Clinical Psychologist designation (Ph.D. or Psy.D.), all applicants must have strong clinical documentation skills and experience in crisis intervention or working with young adults, particularly in community mental health or college counseling environments.

A typical week for a Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare can be highly flexible, as therapists set their own schedules that fit their lives. Sessions typically last 45–50 minutes, with additional time allocated for documentation. The focus is primarily on providing therapy to motivated young adult clients, and therapists can work any day from Monday to Sunday. This allows for a flexible and tailored approach to meeting the needs of both the therapist and their clients.

At TimelyCare, Licensed Clinical Therapists are encouraged to utilize evidence-based modalities in their practice. Commonly used approaches include Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Choosing the right modality will depend on your client's specific needs and treatment goals.

TimelyCare provides robust support for its Licensed Clinical Therapists through several initiatives. Therapists experience the convenience of remote work with no need to handle billing or insurance, allowing them to focus solely on client care. Additionally, malpractice insurance is provided, partial compensation for late cancellations and no-shows is offered, and CE opportunities sponsored by APA and ASWB ensure that therapists can continue their professional development.

The compensation for a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare is determined during the interview process and is based on each therapist's level of education, breadth of licensure, and clinical experience. Moreover, therapists can enjoy additional financial benefits such as partial compensation for late cancellations and no-shows, making the role both rewarding and financially stable.

When asked about your experience with crisis intervention, focus on specific situations you've encountered, detailing the strategies you used to de-escalate crises and support clients through their immediate needs. Highlight any particular approaches that you found effective, as well as how your interventions positively impacted clients.

In response to this question, share examples of techniques you employ to establish trust and a strong therapeutic alliance. Discuss active listening, empathy, and tailoring your approach based on the unique needs of each client, underlining the importance of a non-judgmental and supportive environment.

When discussing your preferred therapeutic modalities, explain the evidence-based practices you utilize, such as CBT or DBT, and provide reasons for your preferences. Illustrate how these modalities are effective in treating specific issues, demonstrating your competence and thoughtful approach.

Address how you balance efficient documentation with client care by keeping session notes concise yet comprehensive. Discuss the importance of timely documentation while maintaining focus on the therapeutic process, showcasing your ability to manage multiple responsibilities effectively.

Highlight your experiences specifically with college-aged clients, such as understanding their unique challenges and stressors. Discuss the types of issues you have helped them navigate and the importance of creating a relatable and safe space for them.

Explain your strategies for remaining calm and composed during high-stress scenarios, such as taking deep breaths, maintaining a neutral body language, and using de-escalation techniques. It’s vital to convey that you prioritize the well-being of your clients and provide a steady presence during challenging moments.

Share a success story where you developed and executed a treatment plan that led to significant client progress. Describe the steps taken, the goals set, and the outcomes achieved, emphasizing your role in facilitating that growth.

Discuss your views on the role of family therapy as it pertains to individual therapeutic outcomes. Explain how you effectively include family dynamics in treatment when appropriate and the positive results that can arise from such an approach.

Address how you engage in ongoing professional development, attending workshops, participating in webinars, and reading current literature in the field. Mention specific organizations or resources that have contributed to your expertise and growth as a therapist.

This question allows you to showcase your understanding of modern issues confronting younger populations, such as social media pressure, academic stress, and mental health stigma. Discuss your insights and how your therapeutic approach can help navigate these challenges effectively.