Licensed Mental Health Therapist New Bellevue, WA

Mood Health is looking for independently licensed therapists in Washington who want the flexibility of remote practice without the headache of building and managing a private caseload. We handle client acquisition, scheduling support, billing, technology, and operational needs so you can spend more of your time doing what you were trained to do: providing great care. This is a W2, pay-per-encounter telehealth position with flexible scheduling, consistent client demand, and ongoing clinical support. Once you start, our team works to build your caseload—typically within your first two weeks. Mood Health serves patients across a range of backgrounds and income levels, including individuals covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance. Our goal is simple: make quality mental healthcare easier to access while creating a better experience for the clinicians providing it. Why Therapists Join Mood Health Flexible scheduling Choose the availability that works for you and maintain a consistent schedule that fits your life. We help fill your caseload No marketing yourself, chasing referrals, or trying to build a private practice from scratch. We bring the clients to you. Less administrative work We manage client acquisition, billing, technology, and operational support so you can focus on your sessions. W2 employment Get the flexibility of telehealth practice with the structure and support of a W2 role. Clinical support when you need it You'll have access to clinical guidance, training, case consultation, and monthly clinical case reviews. Meaningful, accessible care Work with a diverse client population and help expand access to high-quality mental healthcare. What You'll Do Provide individual psychotherapy to adult clients through our secure telehealth platform Complete comprehensive clinical assessments Develop and maintain individualized treatment plans Build strong, therapeutic relationships with clients Provide compassionate, evidence-based, patient-centered care Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation Participate in monthly clinical case reviews with our Lead Psychologist Collaborate with our clinical and operational teams when additional support is needed What We're Looking For Active, unrestricted Washington independent clinical license as an: Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) 2+ years of direct clinical experience working with adults Comfortable providing therapy through telehealth Comfortable using computers, electronic health records, and video conferencing technology Strong clinical judgment and communication skills Ability to provide compassionate, empathetic, and nonjudgmental care Spanish-English bilingual skills are a plus, but not required Previous telehealth experience is helpful but not required. Compensation Eligible clinicians may also earn a quarterly bonus based on session availability. Additional Benefits & Support Caseload-building support Quarterly bonus opportunity Technology and software support Clinical guidance and training Monthly clinical case consultation Administrative and billing support Collaborative clinical community No need to independently market or source clients About Mood Health Mood Health is a collaborative mental health group practice focused on expanding access to high-quality care. We work with Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance populations and support our therapists with the infrastructure they need to build sustainable caseloads and focus on patient care. Our clinicians work remotely while remaining connected to a broader clinical and operational team. We believe flexibility and clinical support should coexist—and that therapists shouldn't need to run an entire small business just to practice therapy. 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