Handspring Health

Title: Part-time Adolescent Mental Health Therapists (Ages 13+) - Washington Location: Remote, USA Department: Clinical Care Employment Type Part time Location Type Remote Department Clinical Care Job Description: Are you a licensed therapist passionate about children’s mental health? Handspring is an impact-driven organization that is rebuilding pediatric behavioral health care from the ground up. Join our fully remote team with guaranteed minimum pay, malpractice coverage, paid consultation time, and a clinical community that invests in your growth. Flexible Part-Time Options You choose your caseload. As a W-2 employee, you have a guaranteed monthly income floor. Every month, you start with guaranteed pay: Reduced Part-Time (8–11 clients/week) - Guaranteed monthly floor: $750–$850/month - Clinical session rate: $75–$85/hour - Documentation time rate: $25/hour - Consultation rate: 50% of clinical rate - Paid sick time included — accrue up to 40+ hours per year, based on hours worked - Malpractice coverage included - Annual rate increase (performance-based) Regular Part-Time (12+ clients/week) Everything in Reduced Part-Time, plus: - Guaranteed monthly floor: $1,500–$1,700/month What You’ll Do - Provide weekly psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to adolescents ages 13–17 and young adults 18+, plus parent training and support - Maintain a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 recurring client sessions via telehealth - Participate in weekly consultations and peer-led collaborative huddles - Complete clinical documentation in a timely manner - Coordinate with clients’ pediatricians, school counselors, and families as needed Your Schedule & Time Commitment Caseload: Manage at least 8 clients per week (option to take on more hours). Available Hours (All PST): - Monday–Thursday: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM - Friday: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM - Saturday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM What Every Therapist Gets - Guaranteed minimum pay: a floor that protects you from cancellations and no-shows - Malpractice insurance: fully covered - Paid admin time: documentation and notes are compensated - Paid consultation time: weekly case consultations and team huddles with a supportive clinical community - Scheduling handled for you: we manage intake and calendars - Ongoing professional development: training programs and clinical community - No exclusivity: maintain a private practice or other commitments alongside Handspring What We’re Looking For - Licensed in Washington: LCSW, LMHC, or LMFT - Experience with adolescents and young adults, using evidence-based treatments - Comfortable with Zoom, EHR systems, and collaboration tools - Not opted out of Medicare; willing to be cross-licensed in additional states - Able to commit to a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 recurring client sessions Why Handspring 1 in 5 children in the U.S. have a diagnosable mental health disorder, but roughly half never receive care. We’re building a modern virtual pediatric clinic that integrates technology, telehealth, and evidence-based treatment to reach the children, young adults, and families who need it. We handle the administrative burden: scheduling, billing, and insurance, so you can focus on clinical work.

• Provide weekly psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to adolescents ages 13–17 and young adults 18+, plus parent training and support • Maintain a fixed weekly schedule of at least 8 recurring client sessions via telehealth • Participate in weekly consultations and peer-led collaborative huddles • Complete clinical documentation in a timely manner • Coordinate with clients’ pediatricians, school counselors, and families as needed

• Develop a deep understanding of Handspring’s goals and mission, and embed our values throughout the hiring process to ensure new hires are aligned with our culture • Apply deep knowledge of the behavioral health talent landscape to drive effective sourcing strategies across our markets • Lead sourcing efforts for new candidates and manage the hiring funnel, including pipeline development, screening, interviewing, and hiring • Operate at the highest ethical standard in every interaction with candidates

• Provide psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to children ages 8-17 and young adults over age 18 years, as well as parent training and support • Collaborate with pediatricians, school counselors, and families to support client care • Participate in weekly individual and team case consultations and team huddles with a supportive clinical community • Complete clinical notes and documentations in a timely manner

• Work 40 hours a week, including: • 28 hours dedicated to therapy sessions. Typically, we expect therapists to conduct an average of 22-24 sessions per week. You will be assigned a caseload of up to 28 clients • 12 hours dedicated to administrative tasks • Provide weekly psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to children ages 8-17 and young adults over age 18 years • Participate in weekly 1-on-1 case consultations, weekly team consultations, peer-only huddles, and ongoing professional development programming. These programs offer opportunities for you to engage and collaborate with other therapists • Complete clinical notes and documentation in a timely manner • Communicate with your client’s pediatricians, school counselors, and other members of their family, as needed

• Provide psychotherapy using CBT and other evidence-based practices to children ages 8-17 and young adults over age 18 years, as well as parent training and support • Collaborate with pediatricians, school counselors, and families to support client care • Participate in weekly individual and team case consultations and team huddles with a supportive clinical community • Complete clinical notes and documentations in a timely manner