Careers
Ongoing Support:
Administrative & billing support
Weekly group supervision for residents
Individual supervision (as needed per licensure requirements)
What We Offer:
Work Structure:
Full or part-time positions
Flexible schedules
W-2 employment status
Client-by-service hourly pay model
Professional Development & Benefits:
Available health insurance
401K
Education stipend for licensure payments or yearly continuing education units
Work Environment:
Fully Virtual or Hybrid workspace
Office locations in Cambridge, MA or Fairfax, VA
Clinicians can be based anywhere in the U.S.
Residents
Post-doctoral Fellow & Master’s Level Intern
All applicants must have a minimum of a master's degree in a clinically related field. We do not accept practicum students or interns who have not yet obtained a degree.
To apply for the postdoctoral residency, applicants must have completed their PhD or PsyD, including their dissertation. Those who have not yet completed their dissertation or degree conferral are welcome to apply for the master’s level residency and transition to the postdoctoral program upon completion of their doctoral degree.
Qualifications
Must hold a master’s degree or higher in a clinically related field.
Strong foundation in psychotherapy, psychological assessment, or both.
Ability to work independently while receiving supervision and collaborating with a team.
Interest in specific clinical areas (e.g., trauma, neurodivergence, assessment, couples therapy, etc.) is a plus.
Responsibilities
Provide therapy and/or psychological assessment services under supervision.
Maintain clinical documentation in compliance with professional and legal standards.
Participate in weekly group supervision and individual supervision (per licensure requirements).
Engage in professional development and training.
Collaborate with other clinicians and administrative staff as needed.
Required Application Materials
CV
Three (3) references
Cover letter addressing:
Interest in the position
Relevant clinical experience
For postdoctoral residents interested in conducting assessments:
A de-identified writing sample (e.g., a psychological evaluation report) will be required after the first interview.
Licensed
Clinicians
LCSWs, LMHCs, Psychologists
All applicants must have a minimum of a master's degree in a clinically related field. Licensure in the clinician’s state of residence is required, and licensure in Massachusetts is strongly preferred.
Clinicians may focus on therapy, assessment, or a combination of both. Those interested in supervision, consultation, or other specialized clinical areas are encouraged to apply.
Qualifications
Must hold an active LCSW, LMHC, or Clinical Psychologist license in any U.S. state.
Experience providing therapy and/or psychological assessment.
Strong clinical skills and ability to work independently while collaborating with a team.
Interest in specific treatment areas (e.g., trauma, neurodivergence, couples therapy, forensic assessment, etc.) is a plus.
Responsibilities
Provide therapy and/or psychological assessment services.
Maintain clinical documentation in compliance with professional and legal standards.
Engage in professional development and continuing education.
Collaborate with other clinicians and administrative staff as needed.
Required Application Materials
CV
Three (3) references
Interest letter outlining clinical interests and goals
For licensed psychologists interested in conducting assessments:
A de-identified writing sample (e.g., a psychological evaluation report) will be required after the first interview