Alternative Wellness Services, Inc·Portland, Maine
The clinician will provide individual outpatient therapy, conduct intake assessments, develop treatment plans, and complete necessary evaluations like DEEP or OUI requirement services. Responsibilities also include maintaining accurate documentation and collaborating with internal and external providers while managing a self-directed caseload.
Start Here—Without the Overhead.
Alternative Wellness Services is seeking motivated clinicians to build and manage a flexible caseload in a supportive outpatient setting.
This is an ideal opportunity for clinicians who want the freedom of private practice without the administrative burden.
You’ll have access to a fully furnished office, a steady referral stream, supervision, and a collaborative team—so you can focus on delivering high-quality care.
Flexible schedule—build your caseload at your pace Professional, furnished office space provided Individual and group supervision available Established referral network Collaborative, supportive team environment Opportunity to grow into a full caseload Work Environment Primarily in-office in Maine Some telehealth opportunities based on client needs Who This Role is Ideal For Clinicians exploring private practice Conditionally licensed clinicians seeking supervision and experience Licensed clinicians looking to supplement income or build a full caseload Why Alternative Wellness Services? This is an opportunity to be the foundation of one's healing and a catalyst for positive change in a supportive environment. You get the freedom of private practice with none of the administrative burden, while having the safety net of quality supervision and a professional network. Join a team deeply committed to recovery, safety, and community betterment!
This is a part-time, flexible Fee-for-Service position. Apply today to join a team committed to recovery, clinical excellence, and meaningful community impact.
Who We're Looking For (The Essentials): Licensure & Professional Standing: A current Maine license as an LMSW-CC, LCPC-C, LCPC, or LCSW is required. Must have no active complaints with your professional board or documented malpractice claims. Location & Work Environment: Must be a current Maine Resident or have the ability to reliably commute to and from our offices weekly. Ability to work primarily in our professionally furnished office, with some limited telehealth options available based on client needs. Expertise & Mindset: Demonstrated expertise in recovery-oriented services, trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and co-occurring disorders. A commitment to professional growth; you must be open to feedback and embrace the philosophy that we are all forever learners. Collaboration & Culture: A collaborative spirit and proven ability to build strong, positive relationships. Willingness to work collaboratively with your team, attend team-building events, and all agency events to foster a strong community. Proficiency with EHR software and standard computer programs (Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Zoom). Ability to pass a comprehensive background check.
Market context
In Maine, fee-for-service outpatient clinician roles serving co-occurring needs are often competitive because employers look for clinicians who can work across recovery-oriented, trauma-informed, motivational interviewing, and harm-reduction approaches. Candidates with a current Maine LADC, LMSW-CC, LCPC-C, LCPC, or LCSW license and the ability to commute weekly from Maine are typically better positioned to move quickly. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and commute plan before applying.