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Currently working as a clinician in Florida. Overall, if you do not want to drive round trip to work (cost of fuel, traffic, time constraints) and you desire to prioritize ( family, school, decrease stress, other endeavors) then working this virtual platform is worth looking into. I feel you definitely need to have the business mentality to structure your client base, as well as structure your daily caseload. This is a contract position, but if you intend to work full-time ( 25 or more clients) you can earn pretty decent money. The rate of pay increases as you acquire more clients, with the range being low end $30 to high $60 hourly. I love the fact I can take on as many or as little clients, schedule my week as I see fit. No insurances, since clients pay 'a subscription' This organization does give you $100 bonus as a new therapist, along with the ability to obtain health/dental once you acquire full-time status and based on how many clients are seen. You are paid weekly however, when you first start, you may have to wait for about 2 weeks before you see your first paycheck. You also have a payments portal and a breakdown of what you make per week. The only documentation you need to worry about is a small not attached to the client portal and where I came from as a therapist, I was 'drowning' in paperwork. Other perks, such as getting paid for communicating with your client in the portal ( similar to IMing before next session, therapy assignments) are available. This position can also be used to supplement your existing income, since I know some therapists who are doing this. 

This is a remote therapy position that gave me the autonomy I wanted. No more overhead, commuting, insurance companies, etc....I just sign in to my portal and see my clients. Its a pretty good gig. 
There is part time or full time. I think most people complaining about the pay are working very few hours, likely less than 5hrs a week, and not really making an investment. If you work decent part time hours, or full time, youre going to be paid well.  I work 32 hrs a week and make around $60/hr

Bottom line, if you need/want a change from the headache of running your own practice, this is a good option to start that transition. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Guideline Healthcare is actually Betterhelp.  I spoke with a recruiter who told me they are actively recruiting for Betterhelp.  The recruiter was unhappy when I mentioned the low pay Betterhelp has, unless you work 50+ hours per week.   I couldn't run faster away from this company. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I do not appreciate being misled about who the company represents.

What is the best part of working at the company?
After four years minimal raise  $ . 2.50 Sad. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not stressful  respect ur independence. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
1099 worker. Work independently. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I work independently 8-5 Pm. M-th some Fridays.

I needed a remote position and this worked out perfectly for timing. Considering I was able to start seeing patients within 10 days of starting the process, this really met my needs for a quick transition. I plan to dial back my hours for summer with kids out of school, but I am currently working 24 hrs a week. Pay is acceptable since this is the ultimate work/life balance job.

They will tell you that you can make a lot of money, you will average 30-35.00 per hour. Great clients, HORRIBLE pay. I was lied to about the pay and when I asked about this I always received a scripted response about reaching people with different financial limitations. I had so many clients that never used the service so I know this isn't the case. 

I am currently employed with Guideline Healthcare within a contracted position. I applied, interviewed both phone and on-site, received an offer and accepted. 

So far my experience has been a good one, and I would suggest looking at their options for both permanent and contract jobs.

Guideline is a wonderful company to work for. They are organized, offer flexibility in schedule, and foster a positive work environment. The work is engaging and allows for individuality. All around great place to be. 

Great position but very stressful but times. Good leadership and work life balance , the leaders do have good communication skills and this has help employees to give out their best.

If you are a licensed mental health professional, STOP working for peanuts. This company is pocketing over 2/3 the session fee. 35 sessions a week is also burn out status, especially when you know you’re being taken advantage. 

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