- Location
- Remote · Remote, California
- Workplace
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Clinical
- Education
- Master
- Industry
- Healthcare
- Category
- Healthcare
- Role type
- Individual Contributor
- Environment
- Clinical
- Source
- Lever
Overview
As a Therapist at Headlight, you'll provide mental health therapy services remotely to clients in California. Headlight is transforming mental healthcare by leveraging data to continuously improve care delivery methods. The role involves working with a diverse client base and contributing to a mission focused on improving lives one session at a time. The company values diversity, equity, and inclusiveness in creating a welcoming workplace.
Description
Join a team that’s transforming mental healthcare. Founded by psychiatrists, Headlight is more than a company: it’s a movement. A movement that exists on the front lines of the mental health crisis, transforming the way people access care and the way clinicians deliver it. In order to help people in their time of need and ensure that every person who comes to us has options, we are transparent about our capabilities, treatments, and coverage, we champion innovation, and we leverage our rich data to continuously implement better ways of delivering care. Our mission is simple but powerful: Improving lives, one session at a time.
Skills
EHRPatient Care
Benefits
W-2 role with medical, dental and vision effective on the first of the month after employmentBase Salary and monthly Bonus based on billed hoursCEU support which includes earned CEU days and CEU reimbursements Vacation, Sick, HolidayEmployee Assistance Program (EAP) provides confidential counseling services, resources, and support to help you navigate personal or professional challenges. 401(k) plan with company contributionCredentialing Support, Training and Development Opportunities, Growth OpportunitiesConvenient work from home or hybrid optionsFlexible schedule
Remote Scope
California
About Headlight
Headlight is transforming mental healthcare, founded by psychiatrists to improve access to care and delivery methods through innovation and data-driven approaches.
