Nevada Remote Licensed Therapist, 1099 Contractor

Position Overview

• Location Type: Remote
• Employment Type: 1099 Contractor
• Salary: Starting at $80-$85 per session (varies by state)

Headspace is seeking part-time, independently licensed contractor therapists to provide virtual care as part of a multidisciplinary team. This role is currently open to providers licensed in Nevada. Contractor therapists are expected to offer a minimum of 5 sessions per week, with flexibility to adjust based on demand and scheduling needs. Please note that schedule consistency may take time to establish due to fluctuating member demand. Session length is 60 minutes for an intake and 45 minutes for a follow-up appointment, with concurrent note-taking expected and included in the session rate. Session rates vary based on individual factors such as location, licensure, experience, specializations, and demand.

Requirements

• Licensed therapist in Nevada
• Ability to offer a minimum of 5 sessions per week (flexibility to increase is a plus)
• Night and weekend flexibility preferred
• Clinical competence in tele-therapy

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality, innovative tele-therapy to Headspace patients via a HIPAA-compliant video conferencing platform.
• Complete and sign clinical case notes in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) within 48 hours of each session.
• Maintain a personalized database for licensure information, license updates, and personal details.
• Keep availability calendar updated.
• Communicate regularly with clinical leadership, responding to emails within 24 hours.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary care team, including health coaches, other therapists, psychiatrists, and external care providers.

Why Work on the Headspace Network

• 12-month Headspace subscription (access to content for personal use and members)
• Flexibility in scheduling and hours
• Malpractice insurance coverage
• Learning and connection opportunities, including free CE courses

Additional Information

• All work must be performed within the United States (excluding U.S. territories).
• Data access and usage are restricted to the 50 states of the U.S.
• Session rates are determined based on a variety of factors.