FAMILY TALK THERAPY CENTER, PC·Corona, California
Provide individual, couples, family, and group therapy to clients with low-acuity conditions such as depression and anxiety. Build and maintain a clinical caseload while participating in weekly supervision and administrative tasks.
Associate Therapist (AMFT / ACSW / APCC) – Riverside, Corona & Murrieta
We are a therapist-centered practice—built by therapists, for therapists. Our team came together after experiencing the frustration of high-volume, low-support corporate models that overwork and underpay clinicians.
We are not interested in “band-aid” therapy, high-turnover EAP models, or unsustainable cash-pay/super-bill setups. Instead, we are an insurance-based private practice committed to meaningful, long-term therapy that promotes true healing and change. We believe therapy should remain accessible to clients who use their health insurance benefits.
We are a group practice based in Riverside, CA offering individual, couples, family, and group therapy both in-person and via telehealth. We also have offices in Murrieta and Corona to help our local team find a nearby office to call home. Most of our clients are low-acuity individuals referred through insurance networks for treatment of adjustment disorders, depression, and anxiety.
Important Employment Structure (Please Read Carefully) Associate therapists begin in a W-2 fee-for-service role while building their caseload. Once clinicians consistently maintain a minimum average of 25 conducted sessions per week, they become eligible for transition into our full-time benefited compensation structure.
Minimum of 25 therapy sessions per week (each 60 minutes) in order to transition into the full-time role.
Associates remain in the Piece Rate Worker status until they reach and maintain this caseload threshold and are formally offered a full-time
eligible position.
Work Schedule & Pay (Upon Full-Time Transition)
Full-time: 40 hours per week
Hourly Compensation (includes all hours worked, clinical, non-clinical, and supervision): $19.10 – $23.10 per hour Example: At $21.10/hour, annual hourly compensation = $43,888
Compensation: $16.90 per session for the first 25 weekly sessions
$16.90/session x 25 sessions/week = $21,970/year in Session Compensation. At 25 conducted sessions per week, combined hourly and session compensation totals $65,858 annually. (See Bonus Session Compensation Below).
$55 per session for all sessions above the 25 conducted session weekly average.
A therapist conducts an average of 26 sessions per week for the year. 52 Bonus sessions x $55 = $2,860. An average of 27 sessions increases that amount to $5,720. Therapists who choose to average 30 sessions per week would increase their Bonus Session Compensation to $14,300, bringing total annual earnings to $80,158. Some therapists are able to see over 30 sessions per week without personal impact, but we do ask therapists to consider their health prior to committing to the baseline session requirement.*
Bonus eligibility is evaluated based on average sessions conducted within the applicable payroll measurement period.
Earning Examples (Once Full-Time Status is Achieved)
Benefits: (Full-Time Status Only)
Benefits: begin upon transition to full-time
Opted-in insurance coverage begins the 1st of the following month
401(k) matching and profit sharing available after 12 months and 1,000 hours worked
Therapists receive flexible paid time equivalent to approximately 17 days (85 sessions) per year. This session-based model replaces traditional vacation and holiday pay and reflects the self-scheduled nature of the role, allowing therapists to choose when and how to take time off, including holidays.
Therapists working in California are eligible for paid sick leave in accordance with state law. This benefit is provided separately from Flexible Paid Time and may be used for qualifying health-related needs. Sick leave accrues at 1 hour per 30 hours worked, up to 80 hours per year, per California law.
Piece Rate Workers (Position at Onboarding)
Also known as: W-2 Per Diem / Fee-for-Service
Pay: $48–$55 per conducted session/clinical hour
$16.90 for non-clinical/administrative work (i.e., supervision, onboarding, etc.)
Availability to conduct a minimum of 8 sessions per week required (often requires 9-12 hours of availability to schedule sessions and attend supervision)
Flexible schedule – Provide availability to see sessions when you are available.
Supervision – Consistently scheduled weekly supervision provided.
California
Paid
Sick
Leave: Therapists working in California are eligible for paid sick leave in accordance with state law. This benefit is provided separately from Flexible Paid Time and may be used for qualifying health-related needs. Sick leave accrues at 1 hour per 30 hours worked, up to 80 hours per year, per California law.
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