At a Glance
- Roles: Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LMHC, LMFT, LICSW) OR Licensed Clinical Psychologist
- Location: 100% Remote (Active Washington License Required)
- Therapist Compensation: $65 flat rate per completed 90837 session (paid bi-weekly)
- Psychologist Compensation: $75 flat rate per completed 90837 session (paid bi-weekly)
- License Requirements: Active, unrestricted Washington license (LMHC, LMFT, LICSW, or Clinical Psychologist; no associate-level or provisionally licensed clinicians)
- Time Commitment: Ability to commit to growing with the practice for a minimum of 1 year
- Weekly Availability: Minimum of 15+ clinical hours per week (ramping up within the first 1–2 months)
- Clinical Experience: Prior experience providing individual therapy to adult populations (18+)
Summary
Washington Sleep and Counseling Center is a specialized telehealth practice focused on insomnia, Behavioral Sleep Medicine, and adult mental health care. We are building a clinician-centered practice designed to remove the administrative burdens that often lead to burnout, allowing therapists and psychologists to focus on meaningful clinical work while developing expertise in Behavioral Sleep Medicine and CBT-I—an increasingly in-demand specialty area with growing national need and limited provider availability.
We are currently seeking fully licensed Mental Health Therapists (LMHC, LMFT, LICSW) and Clinical Psychologists in Washington to join our growing remote team. No prior sleep medicine experience is required—all training, mentorship, and clinical support will be provided.
Applicants must hold an active, unrestricted Washington license (LMHC, LMFT, LICSW, or Licensed Psychologist). At this time, we are unable to consider associates (LMHCA, LMFTA, LICSWA), interns, or provisionally licensed clinicians requiring supervision.
This position includes comprehensive administrative support—we manage insurance credentialing, patient referrals, scheduling, billing, and marketing so clinicians can focus fully on patient care. We provide a steady stream of referrals, eliminating the need to build or market a private practice independently.
Compensation Structure
Clinicians are compensated at a tiered flat rate per completed 90837 session on a reliable bi-weekly payroll schedule:
- LMHC / LMFT / LICSW: $65 per completed 90837 session
- Licensed Clinical Psychologist: $75 per completed 90837 session
Compensation is paid before insurance reimbursement is received, eliminating the cash-flow delays commonly associated with insurance-based private practice work.
We are hiring for both 1099 contractors (flexible schedule) and W-2 full-time positions. All clinicians begin in a 1099 contractor arrangement while becoming familiar with our clinical protocols, workflow, and Behavioral Sleep Medicine model of care.
Clinicians typically begin with approximately 2–5 clients during their first week and gradually build their caseload during the onboarding period. Candidates should be prepared to consistently complete at least 15 billable clinical hours per week after their first 1–2 months with the practice.
Once clinicians have established a consistent caseload, become comfortable with our treatment approach, and demonstrate a strong clinical fit—typically within approximately 6 months—they may become eligible to transition into a full-time W-2 role with benefits.
Because we invest substantially in credentialing, specialized Behavioral Sleep Medicine training, clinical consultation, and caseload development, we are seeking clinicians who are interested in building a stable, long-term relationship with the practice and who anticipate remaining in the position for at least one year.
Our goal is simple: create a sustainable, rewarding clinical environment where clinicians can focus on delivering high-quality care while building long-term career stability.
Reasons to Join Our Team
- Predictable Compensation Without Insurance Delays | Clinicians are paid a flat fee per completed session ($65 for Therapists / $75 for Psychologists) on a reliable bi-weekly payroll schedule—before insurance reimbursement is received. Our flat-rate compensation model eliminates concerns around fluctuating insurance payouts, deductibles, and seasonal variability.
- Consistent Patient Referrals | We manage all marketing, outreach, and patient acquisition efforts, providing clinicians with a steady stream of referrals and eliminating the burden of building a private practice independently.
- Specialized Training in Behavioral Sleep Medicine | Clinicians receive comprehensive training in Behavioral Sleep Medicine, including CBT-I protocols, along with ongoing mentorship and clinical resources. Weekly case consultation and didactic training meetings support continuous learning, peer collaboration, and clinical growth.
- Free, User-Friendly EHR with Built-In AI Documentation Support | Our custom EHR is intuitive, fully covered by the practice, and includes integrated AI-assisted note-writing tools designed to reduce documentation time and administrative workload.
- Comprehensive Administrative Support | Our administrative team handles credentialing, scheduling, billing, copay collection, and operational support so clinicians can focus primarily on direct patient care.
- Flexible Scheduling | Clinicians maintain meaningful control over the days and times they work and may arrange their schedules around personal and professional commitments. After the initial 1–2-month caseload-building period, clinicians are expected to consistently complete at least 15 billable clinical hours per week. Clinicians should maintain sufficient availability to meet this expectation despite ordinary cancellations and scheduling fluctuations.
- Pathway to Long-Term Stability | Clinicians begin in a 1099 contractor arrangement while building familiarity with our systems and treatment model. Once clinicians are comfortable with our clinical workflow, treatment protocols, and consistently carrying approximately 25 billable clinical hours per week—typically within approximately 6 months—they may become eligible to transition into a W-2 position with benefits, including medical, dental, vision, PTO, and a 401(k).
Responsibilities
- Conduct telehealth psychotherapy sessions with adult clients (typically 53 minutes).
- Maintain a minimum of 15 fulfilled clinical hours per week (achieved within the first 1–2 months).
- Ability to commit to growing with the practice for a minimum of 1 year.
- Participate in training and ongoing development in Behavioral Sleep Medicine and CBT-I protocols.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and treatment records.
- Utilize our EHR system to review sleep-related clinical data and inform treatment planning.
- Provide compassionate, evidence-based care to clients experiencing insomnia and related mental health concerns.
Who Thrives in This Role
This role is ideal for clinicians who:
- Enjoy working with motivated adult clients.
- Want to develop expertise in Behavioral Sleep Medicine and CBT-I.
- Prefer focusing on clinical work rather than private practice operations.
- Value flexibility, autonomy, and long-term career sustainability.
- Appreciate structured support while maintaining clinical independence.
- Are seeking a stable telehealth role within a collaborative, clinician-centered practice.
We look forward to connecting with therapists and psychologists who are passionate about meaningful patient care and interested in growing within an innovative and supportive specialty practice.
About the Practice
Our practice specializes in insomnia and sleep-related concerns while also providing broader psychotherapy and counseling services for adult clients. While Behavioral Sleep Medicine is a core specialty of our practice, clinicians also work with a wide range of general mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, adjustment challenges, and emotional well-being.
We believe sleep and mental health are deeply interconnected, and our treatment approach reflects that philosophy.
One of the things our clinicians consistently value most is how supported they feel within our practice. Although we are a fully remote team, we place a strong emphasis on collaboration, mentorship, accessibility, and ongoing clinical support.
Clinicians participate in weekly case consultation and didactic training meetings that encourage continuous learning, peer collaboration, and ongoing professional development in both Behavioral Sleep Medicine and general psychotherapy.
We are committed to building meaningful, sustainable careers for mental health professionals within Behavioral Sleep Medicine while maintaining the flexibility and diversity of general psychotherapy practice.
Please note: We exclusively serve adult clients (18+). Applicants must have prior experience providing individual therapy to adult populations.
A Typical Client Journey
Many of our clients seek support for chronic insomnia that is closely connected to anxiety, stress, burnout, or mood-related concerns. Treatment often begins with structured sleep-focused interventions, such as CBT-I, delivered over the first 8–10 weeks.
As treatment progresses and sleep stabilizes, clinicians frequently transition into broader therapeutic work addressing underlying psychological factors, including anxiety, stress management, depression, life transitions, and emotional well-being.
While insomnia and sleep concerns are a core focus of our practice, clinicians also provide ongoing general psychotherapy and mental health support based on each client’s evolving needs.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract
Pay: $65.00 - $75.00 per hour
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Vision insurance
Application Question(s):
- Do you have experience counseling 1:1 with adult clients (>18y.o.)?
- When would you be available to start?
- What’s your general weekly availability (in terms of # of hours per week)?
- How long do you see yourself being able to commit to this role?
- Do you anticipate any changes to your availability over the next 12 months?
- What are your primary areas of focus or interest in mental health?
- Can you provide your mental health license number and what states you are licensed in?
- Which payers have you been credentialed with? Please list the names
- If you are interested in a W-2 role, would you be open to starting as a 1099 contractor for the first 6 months so we can get to know each other before transitioning?
Experience:
- Private practice: 2 years (Preferred)
- Telehealth: 1 year (Preferred)
- Cognitive behavioral therapy: 3 years (Preferred)
Work Location: Remote
