Clinical Therapist

Job Description

Job Description

Clinical Therapist 

Location: Eagle River, Alaska | In-Person, Telehealth, or Hybrid

Minimum of 10 sessions per week — work as many additional sessions as you choose.

Must hold an active professional clinical license in Alaska.

About Glint

Glint was created after seeing too many mental health organizations lose their best therapists to burnout, frustration, and ultimately private practice. We believe there is a better way.

Our goal is to revolutionize the mental health workplace by creating an environment that gives therapists the best parts of private practice—freedom, fair compensation, and professional autonomy—without the financial risk, barriers to entry, and administrative burden of running a practice.

We believe that when therapists have the freedom to do their best work and build a career that fits their lives, **everyone wins: clients, therapists, and the organization.

Private Practice Freedom. None of the Private Practice Headaches.

We’re building a different kind of mental health workplace—one designed to give great therapists the freedom, autonomy, and earning potential of private practice without the administrative burden and financial risk of running a practice.

What You Get

Predictable, easy-to-understand compensation

$100 per billable session

Paid every two weeks for sessions you provide—not when insurance pays us

Work a minimum of 10 sessions per week and as many additional sessions as you choose Your income grows with the number of sessions you work

Freedom and Autonomy

Choose your schedule and how many sessions you see

Choose in-person, telehealth, or a mix of both

Take time off when you need it

Work with the client populations you prefer

Maintain control over your clinical decisions and treatment methods

Develop expertise in areas that interest you

Build your work schedule around your family and life

Professional Growth

$2,500 per year for professional development after first year of employment. Up to $5,000 per licensing cycle

Use it for CEUs, supervision, consultation, specialized supplies, and other professional development

What We Take Off Your Plate

Private practice can mean spending hours every week on things that have nothing to do with therapy. We handle much of that infrastructure for you, including:

Client referrals and wait-list management

Insurance credentialing support

Billing and Insurance-related administrative work

You focus on your clients. We handle the business side.

Responsibilities & Qualifications

Maintain an active professional clinical license in the State of Alaska.

Conduct high-quality therapy sessions consistent with professional, ethical, and clinical standards.

Manage your own schedule with your clients after the initial onboarding process.

Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation that meets applicable insurance and professional standards, including treatment plans and session notes.

Coordinate care as appropriate with other providers and professionals involved in a client's care.

Who We're Looking For

We’re looking for excellent therapists who take pride in their clinical work, value autonomy, and want to build a sustainable career without sacrificing their personal life.

If you've thought about private practice—or you're already in private practice—but wish you could keep the freedom while getting rid of the headaches, this may be the opportunity you've been looking for.

Come help us build a better way to work in mental health.