Role Description Earn up to $95 per session helping California youth thrive! Opportunity to transition to W2 employee available. Join our mission to make quality mental healthcare accessible to every student who needs it. At Daybreak Health, you'll be part of a movement dedicated to removing barriers to care and empowering young people to thrive emotionally and mentally. We're seeking compassionate, licensed mental health clinicians to provide teletherapy to students ages 11-24 throughout California. In this role, you'll deliver high-quality, evidence-based care while working alongside schools, families, and community partners to help students thrive. - Two Ways to Work at Daybreak: - Option 1: 1099 Independent Contractor (Most Popular) - $75–$90 per session, based on weekly caseload volume - Paid intake assessments - Paid no-shows and late cancellations - $5 Bilingual session differential available for every session - $340 paid onboarding training stipend - Free continuing education credits year-round - Malpractice insurance included - Biweekly pay — Daybreak handles all billing - Flexible caseload: Start with just 5 sessions per week, see as many clients as you'd like - Option 2: W-2 Opportunity (For Clinicians Seeking Benefits) - Base salary of approximately $55,000/year with the opportunity to earn over $115,000 annually through monthly session bonuses ($70 per session beyond 17/week) - Comprehensive health coverage — Daybreak covers up to 90% of your monthly medical premium (monthly dental and vision premiums fully covered); 65% coverage for eligible dependents - Work-life balance — 11 paid holidays, 4 mental health days, and 60 hours of PTO per year - 401(k) plan - Professional support — Clinical guidance from experienced team leads and a clinical director to help you meet and exceed your goals At Daybreak, flexibility isn't just a perk, it's part of how we work. - Flexibility & Clinical Support (Both Roles) - Fully Remote: Work from anywhere in the U.S. - Flexible Schedule: Set your hours Monday–Friday, 3–8 PM PST, with optional weekend availability from 9 AM–5 PM PST - Administrative Support: We handle billing, credentialing, and scheduling—so you can focus on care - Supportive Clinical Community: Peer consultation, collaborative networks, and team discussions - Professional Development: Continuing education credits and ongoing training - Role & Responsibilities - Foster strong, supportive relationships with youth to create a safe therapeutic environment - Provide evidence-based individual teletherapy to youth ages 11–24 experiencing mild-to-moderate mental health conditions - Provide psychoeducation to parents/caregivers Qualifications - Licensed Professional with LCSW, LPCC, LMFT, or LP credentials in the State of California - Passion for youth mental health: Demonstrated commitment to providing culturally responsive, equitable care that honors diverse backgrounds and experiences - Experience working with teens and youth ages 11-24 in clinical or school settings - Comfortable with telehealth: Experience providing telehealth services Our Commitment to Diversity Daybreak Health is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We believe that diverse perspectives strengthen our mission to serve students from all backgrounds. We actively encourage applications from people of all races, ethnicities, religions, gender identities, sexual orientations, ages, abilities, and veteran status.

• Establish positive, trusting rapport with patients • Diagnose and treat mental health disorders • Create individualized treatment plans according to patient needs and circumstances • Meet with patients regularly to provide counseling, treatment and adjust treatment plans as necessary • Conduct ongoing assessments of patient progress • Involve and advise family members when appropriate • Plan outreach and referral activities in surrounding communities

• Establish positive, trusting rapport with patients • Diagnose and treat mental health disorders • Create individualized treatment plans according to patient needs and circumstances • Meet with patients regularly to provide counseling, treatment and adjust treatment plans as necessary • Conduct ongoing assessments of patient progress • Involve and advise family members when appropriate • Plan outreach and referral activities in surrounding communities

• Provide clinically and culturally competent short-term individual and/or group counseling services to SEADC youth, families, adults, and older adults. • Conduct screenings, intakes and initial assessments of clients; employ culturally competent practices that build strong rapport. • Conduct mental health treatment plans to identify client needs and goals and engage in continuous clinical documentation towards goals. • Identify and respond to crisis situations, including risk assessment and safety planning. • Ensure clients receive high-quality, ethical mental health services in accordance with all applicable legal, ethical, state, and Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) guidelines. • Facilitate a community wellness and healing workshop/event in virtual or in-person formats, adapting delivery to budget and participant needs.