Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW)

Associate Therapists

Third Space Therapy combines the independence of private practice with the support of a group setting, focused on expanding Medicaid-covered behavioral healthcare.

We're looking for passionate Associate Therapists to provide telehealth therapy to the Medicaid population. We handle the administrative side — scheduling, billing, insurance — so you can focus on care.

Why clinicians work with us:

• Complete Flexibility: Choose your work hours, appointment settings, and client load with our telehealth system, balancing professional autonomy with personal needs

• Administrative Support: Our team manages all scheduling, insurance, billing, and credentialing tasks, allowing you to focus solely on client care

• Robust Referral Network: Build a diverse caseload through our connections with insurers, universities, and community providers

• Remote Practice Model: Enjoy the independence of private practice with the backing of a group — from wherever you work

• Competitive Compensation: Earn meaningfully for the clinical work you deliver

• Meaningful work. Make a real difference for Medicaid members and help close gaps in access to care

• Progress toward licensure. Accrue clinical hours toward your independent license while you practice

What you'll bring:

• A valid LMSW license in good standing in the state of Arizona

• A Master's degree in Social Work with a minimum of 6 months of hands-on therapy or assessment experience

• Experience working with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems and other digital tools

• A quiet, HIPAA-compliant home office setup for confidential virtual sessions

• Fluency in English; proficiency in Spanish is preferred, and knowledge of additional languages is a plus

We're looking for therapists who bring:

• A solid grasp of mental health diagnoses

• Knowledge of crafting effective, personalized treatment plans

• A collaborative spirit to work alongside clients in achieving their goals

• Skill in conducting thorough assessments to inform care strategies