medical biller

licensed clinical social worker

psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner

psychiatrist

customer care coordinator

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I love that I have full autonomy of my schedule and caseload seeing as many or as little clients as I'd like to see.  I have the ability to only see clients with concerns that I specialize in.  There is no minimum number of clients you need to see and there's no push to see more.  I also enjoy that I can schedule clients based on clinical need.  
I've worked in other organizations that micromanaged you and pushed for a numbers game.  You will not get that here!
Supervision is voluntary and is offered several times a month as a group.  My concerns individually also have been addressed immediately which leaves me feeling valued and highly supported which speaks volumes working remotely.  
This company truly allows you to focus on just providing therapy to your clients and not have to stress about any admin issues, billing or needing to market yourself.   And the EHR is super easy to navigate.  


Lifebulb is a great place to work. From my first day I was treated respectfully and trained to handle my job responsibilities. In a comfortable clean and safe work environment. 

The owners of the business work with you to insure a work life balance, and listen to your suggestions and ask for your input. You feel like your a valued part of a team at Lifebulb.

The job here is fulfilling as we are helping people to get through difficult times and become the best person they can be. I leave work feeling like I made a positive difference in peoples lives, which is very fulfilling.

I highly recommend Lifebulb to anyone looking to join a great company doing great work, working for great people.  



What is the best part of working at the company?
You are completely autonomous and they don't really interact with you. Billing does billing scheduling does scheduling etc.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You will rarely get referrals for clients. It's also hard to get answers from administration in a timely manner. I think the biggest issue besides the referrals is when I was interviewed I was told or I would have benefits once I met a certain number of my caseload. That was not the case even though my offer letter reflects what I was told in my interview. I would do this more as a part-time job. It's easy enough but you will have to get your own caseload if you don't already have one or you are hoping to increase your cases. They will not send you clients often.

I really like working here and being a part of a wonderful team and company, with that said, client volume is incredibly slow and inconsistent. Full-time is not as obtainable as I feel it was made it to seem. I know caseloads ebb and flow but it may not be sustainable unless part time (10-15 hrs) is doable for you. A bit speculative, but I'm getting the sense something about the practice is turning clients off, although I think it may just be that it's a larger organization and it seems people are more drawn to local practices lately. 

They truly care for the clients AND the staff's self care and wellbeing. There is solid, consistent admin and clinical support available, no micromanagement, solid compensation and benefits available. Lifebulb allows me to focus on what got me in the field in the first place: focus on the client's care while being able to manage work/life balance.

Joining the Lifebulb team has been the best decision I could have made for my career. Many companies in the mental health field claim to support a work/life balance, but Lifebulb truly succeeds in this area. You are free to take on the workload that best suits your needs and paid fairly to do so. Management takes the proper steps to ensure clinicians avoid burnout. The admin and clinical team are all so supportive and the clients seem motivated to benefit from Lifebulb’s therapy services. If you’re yearning for a job that’ll allow for the private practice feel without all of the overhead, I definitely recommend Lifebulb!

On the clinical side, therapists are given flexibility in their work schedule, while receiving the admin support they need to focus on helping people.  We take a 'Therapist-Centric' approach to what we do, believing that when therapists have their needs met, they're in the best position to help their clients. Therapists stay as busy as the want to be because the support team is able to connect them with people who are looking to set new goals, overcome past hurts, and mend relationships. On the admin side, it's fast-paced and never a dull moment - we have well-thought systems that help us do our work.  The work is challenging and rewarding.  

I have worked for Lifebulb for a year now and this is by far the best place to serve your clients. They really have such a positive atmosphere, you can tell administration truly cares about their employees and counselors  because they do what they can to accomodate you in all circumstances.  The culture is very positive and compassionate. This is the first place where I feel like work/life balance from a mental health company is taken seriously and heard, and encouraged! There are always new incentives and new opportunities here. When you work in mental health this should be a 'no-brainer'. Lifebulb got it right!

Pros:
Pay and benefits are decent for the field.
There is a good degree of autonomy. You’re able to work independently without being micromanaged.

Cons:
High turnover is a constant issue.
The company is always hiring, but often lacks the client volume to support full-time caseloads.
It’s very difficult to reach full-time hours, especially in the beginning.
Management has not been transparent about how long it takes to build a full caseload, which can lead to frustration and financial instability.

Bottom Line:
This could be a fit for someone looking for part-time work or supplemental income, but not ideal if you need reliable full-time hours quickly.

I have worked for the owners of Lifebulb previously and I can attest that they are truly genuine people. I feel heard and valued by both of the owners. They generate a great work/life balance. We are surrounded by like-minded individuals who always have their patients'/clients' best interests at heart.  This is a wonderful place to work!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Medical biller 2 salaries reported	$47,500 per year
Licensed clinical social worker 15 salaries reported	$65.00 per hour
Psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner 13 salaries reported	$187,500 per year
Psychiatrist 35 salaries reported	$258,214 per year
Customer care coordinator 8 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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