1099 - REMOTE - Licensed Clinical Therapist - NE

As a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare, your responsibilities will include offering therapeutic counseling services to primarily young adults, developing and implementing treatment plans, maintaining HIPAA compliant documentation, and collaborating with other teams to ensure consistent care continuation. You’ll be expected to establish treatment goals and utilize evidence-based modalities to build rapport and assist students effectively.

To qualify as a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare, you must hold a valid license as a Professional Clinical Counselor (LPC or LIMHP), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW or CMSW + LIMHP). A Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Ph.D. or Psy.D.) is preferred, and you must have an active state license in Nebraska with experience in crisis intervention being a plus.

As a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare, you will document sessions concurrently using an electronic health record system that meets HIPAA standards. You'll be required to submit treatment plans, progress notes, and maintain high standards for documentation quality to ensure the ongoing support and continuity of care for your clients.

In your role as a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist at TimelyCare, you will primarily work with a population of motivated college students aged 18-25. These individuals are typically high-functioning and ready to engage actively in their mental health treatment, making your work both impactful and fulfilling.

Being a 1099 Licensed Clinical Therapist with TimelyCare offers numerous benefits, including the ability to work remotely while maintaining a healthy work/life balance. You'll have flexible hours, autonomy in your practice, and the opportunity to focus solely on client care without dealing with insurance complexities. Additionally, you’ll receive malpractice insurance, partial compensation for late cancellations, and access to continuing education opportunities.

When developing treatment plans, I take a client-centered approach, ensuring that the goals align with the client’s needs and aspirations. I use evidence-based practices, incorporating feedback from the client to create a collaborative plan that is flexible and adaptable as the therapy progresses.

In crisis situations, I prioritize maintaining a calm environment and using de-escalation techniques. I assess the immediate needs of the client and utilize active listening to support them, ensuring that I provide a safe space for them to express their feelings while developing a safe and appropriate plan of action.

I am familiar with several evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). I tailor these approaches to the individual needs of my clients, focusing on techniques that resonate the most effectively with their circumstances and ensure positive outcomes.

I strictly follow HIPAA regulations and the ethical guidelines set forth by my licensing board. This includes using secure platforms for documentation and communication, as well as ensuring that my work environment is private and free of interruptions during sessions to protect client confidentiality.

To engage young adult clients effectively, I emphasize building rapport through active listening and validating their experiences. I incorporate interactive techniques in my sessions and encourage clients to share their thoughts and feelings openly to foster a collaborative therapeutic relationship.

I approach resistant clients with empathy and patience, exploring their concerns and motivations for resistance. I employ motivational interviewing techniques to elicit their own reasons for change and assist them in overcoming barriers to engage in the therapeutic process.

The most important skills for a Licensed Clinical Therapist include strong active listening abilities, empathy, cultural competence, and the capacity to adapt therapeutic approaches to meet diverse client needs while maintaining professionalism and ethical standards throughout.

Certainly! I once worked with a college student who was struggling with anxiety. Through consistent CBT techniques, we identified triggers and developed coping strategies, gradually helping her regain confidence and successfully manage her academic responsibilities, ultimately improving her well-being.

I stay updated by attending workshops, participating in professional development courses, and subscribing to relevant journals and newsletters in the mental health field. Engaging in peer supervision and networking with other professionals also provides valuable insights into best practices and emerging trends.

To maintain a healthy work-life balance, I set clear boundaries for work hours, have a dedicated workspace, and prioritize self-care routines. I schedule regular breaks and engage in activities that rejuvenate me outside of work, ensuring that I can provide the best care to my clients while also taking care of my own well-being.