Licensed Professional Counselor

What’s in It for You

• Flexible, structured schedule working four days per week
• No evenings or weekends
• W2 position with consistent patient volume
• Zero administrative burden—no billing, marketing, or office overhead
• Ongoing clinical training, mentorship, and professional development
• Fee-for-service compensation with a guaranteed base salary and uncapped productivity potential
• Estimated annual earnings range of $53,652–$63,182, with upside based on productivity

• Provide psychotherapy services to older adults in skilled nursing and long-term care settings
• Conduct clinical assessments and deliver evidence‑based therapeutic interventions
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams to support holistic, patient‑centered treatment
• Serve as a trusted advocate for emotional health and improved daily functioning

• Active and unrestricted LPC, LMHC, or LMFT license in the practicing state
• Ability to practice and bill independently without supervision
• Strong clinical judgment, empathy, and patience working with aging populations
• Effective communication skills and a collaborative approach to care

• Industry‑leading onboarding and ongoing training
• Access to clinician wellness and referral programs
• Company‑issued and funded iPad for seamless documentation and team collaboration
• Established infrastructure with extensive back‑office and local management support

• Flexible paid time off
• 401(k) with competitive employer match
• Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
• Enhanced benefit options
• Biweekly compensation
• Employee assistance program
• Referral program

Bring Therapy to Life Where It’s Needed Most

If you’re ready for a career shift that puts purpose before paperwork, this opportunity offers meaningful clinical work with older adults in a highly supported care environment. We are seeking a licensed therapist who wants more than private practice—someone motivated by impact, connection, and patient‑centered care without administrative overload.

This role is ideal for clinicians who value autonomy, flexibility, and the chance to improve emotional well‑being and quality of life for aging adults.

When you help patients feel seen, heard, and supported later in life, the impact lasts far beyond the session. This is therapy with purpose—and a career that reflects why you entered the field in the first place.

To apply or learn more, email me at or call/text me at to discuss details and next steps.