Choice Recovery Path·Las Cruces, New Mexico
The clinician will provide individual and group therapy to clients with mental health and substance use disorders. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing evidence-based treatment plans, and maintaining compliant clinical documentation.
Candidates must hold an active New Mexico license (LMHC, LMSW, LADAC, or LSAA) and a degree in a counseling or psychology-related field. Preferred experience includes 1-2 years in behavioral health and proficiency with EMR systems.
Market context
In New Mexico, behavioral-health roles are often competitive because employers look for clinicians with an active, unrestricted license and experience delivering evidence-based therapy in a HIPAA-compliant remote or hybrid setting. Flexible scheduling, professional development, and administrative support can make these openings more attractive, especially when billing and credentialing are handled for you. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and home-office setup before applying.
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