Lone Star Circle of Care·Taylor, Texas
The therapist will provide individual therapy to patients in both in-person and virtual settings while developing personalized treatment plans. They will also collaborate with community partners and medical providers to ensure patient safety and effective care coordination.
You are a Licensed Clinical Social Worker or Licensed Professional Counselor that is passionate about working with the underserved population and those who may be experiencing significant barriers to care. You want to grow a practice where you get to decide the best therapeutic modalities for your patient and work with them on achieving their therapeutic goals in an outpatient setting. You are comfortable providing individual therapy both in person and virtually. Mission focused and passionate about improving access to quality mental healthcare Willing and able to see patients ages 5+ Licensed in the State of Texas as an LCSW or LPC Proactive and thrives in a fast-paced clinical setting Comfortable working independently in a group setting while also seeking support and consultation from colleagues Possesses extensive knowledge of DSM-5-TR and utilizes initial interview and screenings to provide diagnoses and care planning Collaborates with patients, and effectively communicates clinical impressions, while assessing strengths, barriers, and psychosocial needs Ability to interact and collaborate with community partners and emergency medical/psychiatric service providers to ensure patient safety, including whether a patient needs a higher level of care Possesses computer/technology skills to efficiently document using an electronic health record and conduct telemedicine visits, as well as communicating/meeting with colleagues virtually To learn more about our therapist positions please visit www.lonestarcares.org
Candidates must be licensed in the State of Texas as an LCSW or LPC with a passion for serving underserved populations. Proficiency in DSM-5-TR, electronic health records, and the ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment are required.
Market context
Therapist openings in Texas often reflect steady demand in behavioral health, schools, and community care settings. These roles are competitive because employers look for a Texas LCDC license or higher, familiarity with Joint Commission Standards, and strong confidentiality practices. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your license status and prepare examples of compliance-focused client care.
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