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Tele-Behavioral Health Counselors Supporting Tribal Communities

Tribal Health Connections

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#Remote Work #Independent Contractor

Full Time Remote Solely Remote friendly 5-10 yrs$90,000 - $105,000 / YEARPosted 2 months ago

Salary

$90,000 - $105,000 / YEAR

Quick overview

Provide tele-behavioral health counseling services to Native American communities. Collaborate with tribal health organizations to address unique challenges in rural care delivery.

Requirements summary

Must be an independently licensed mental health professional such as an LCSW, LPC, LMHC, or LMFT. Candidates must be comfortable working as independent contractors in a fully remote environment.

professional certificate

Job description

At Tribal Health Connections, we strengthen healthcare programs for Native communities through purpose-driven telehealth.
We are a dedicated team of physicians, advanced practice providers, mental health professionals, and healthcare experts who share a deep commitment to improving health outcomes in partnership with tribal nations.
Our mission is to strengthen tribal health systems by designing, building, and operating telehealth programs exclusively for Native American communities.
We are not a tech platform- we are healthcare providers, frontline partners, and problem-solvers working shoulder to shoulder with tribal health organizations to meet the unique challenges of rural care delivery.
We are currently recruiting independently licensed mental health professionals (LICW, LPC, LMHC, LCSW, LMFT or equivalent) to support the ongoing expansion of our work with multiple tribes in the United States.
Full-time and part-time Work is 100% remote and counselors may be located in any state.
Company will cover the cost and assist in getting licensed in the states where we work.
Must be independently licensed.
Electronic Health Record provided by Company Counsellors are independent contractors (1099) We are continually moved by how grateful our patients are for the services our counsellors provide and feel privileged to do this work exclusively within tribal communities.