Lead Mental Health Clinician

We are seeking a clinician who is ready to lead and supervise in collaboration with our Regional Clinic Director.

We invite you to join our dynamic team of highly skilled, innovative mental health practitioners and leaders at our Andover location. Our Andover office is conveniently located between Route 93 and Route 495. An ideal candidate will be independently licensed in MA and able to supervise pre-licensed clinicians working toward licensure. They will align with our Person-centered philosophy rooted in core values of acceptance, empathy, and authenticity, and will share our passion for improving access to quality mental health services for all.

Proudly founded on the principle of destigmatizing mental health, we are seeking individuals in pursuit of overcoming obstacles still wedged in between behavioral health systems, and those in need.

• Conducting Initial Clinical Assessments, Developing and implementing treatment plans, Completing ongoing documentation including, but not limited to, treatment plan reviews, and case notes
• Providing excellent customer service for clients and collaborating with a dynamic team to further the mission of filling gaps in our community
• Maintaining a part-time caseload of clients
• Attending and participating in all clinical staff meetings and in-service trainings
• Providing supervision as needed to master's degree clinicians seeking licensure
• Helping with administrative duties as needed to assist Regional Clinic Director

• Candidates are required to have a master’s degree in one of the behavioral sciences or related fields from an accredited college or university and have licensure in their designated field
• Candidates will hold clinical licensure (LMHC, LICSW, Ph.D, Psy.D) and be qualified to provide supervision for clinicians seeking licensure
• Candidates should have effective written and verbal communication skills
• Candidates should be able to demonstrate and model stable, appropriate boundaries with clients
• Ability to work within a multi-cultural lens
• Proficiency in Electronic Health Record systems
• Candidates with interest in treating children and families is a plus
• Bilingual candidates are a plus

• A flexible, fee-for-service model
• PTO for full time status
• A Hybrid, Telehealth option
• Comfortable, fully furnished offices conducive to healing
• A company rooted in values of creativity, compassion, acceptance, dete
• Sign On Bonus
• Health Insurance stipend for full time status
• Flexible schedule
• Paid time off
• Training & development
• Opportunity for advancement
• 401(k) matching
• Competitive salary

Flexible work from home options available.

Compensation: $75,000.00 - $85,000.00 per year

Ellie Mental Health is devoted to purposefully building an inclusive and diverse workplace where all of our humans can be their authentic selves!

We take care of our people. It’s that simple. From investing in their financial future, to providing wages that shatter the ceiling in our industry to reasonable caseload expectations we ensure that our people are happy. Happy employees do better work and provide better client care! No matter what it is that you do in your mental health career at Ellie, our clients depend on us cultivating an environment where our employees can thrive so that they can thrive too!

Y’all, jobs in mental health are tough jobs with a high risk of emotional fatigue and burnout. At Ellie, we use all of our core values of humor, creativity, authenticity, acceptance, determination, and compassion not just out in our communities, but we turn them inwards too! Our employees have clear growth paths for advancing their careers.

Ellie is a socially responsible for-profit business, which allows us to be flexible and responsive to our community’s needs. Many mental health and wellness-focused companies are non-profits or government agencies, which rely on the general public, grants, or large donors for funding. This model often results in little creativity and lower compensation for employees, promoting a work culture that just makes people feel “blah.”