Grief & Bereavement Expert (1099 Contractor)

Sam

2d•Remote

About The Position

Sam is expanding its network of Grief & Bereavement Experts who provide practical, educational, nonclinical support to women navigating loss and significant life transitions. The role is an independent-contractor opportunity for highly experienced grief educators, bereavement specialists, licensed professionals, hospice and palliative-care professionals, and other qualified practitioners. Experts provide focused, private virtual Sessions lasting up to 60 minutes and develop Session offerings within their areas of expertise. Experts set their own rates and availability within platform guidelines and are compensated for completed client bookings; bookings and earnings are not guaranteed. This role does not provide psychotherapy, diagnosis, crisis intervention, or mental health treatment. U.S.-based Experts participate under 1099 arrangements.

Requirements

Minimum 15 years of directly relevant professional experience in grief, bereavement, hospice, palliative care, or related specialties.
Recognized professional credentials, certifications, licenses, or equivalent demonstrated expertise.
Extensive direct experience supporting individuals and families through loss and major life transitions.
Demonstrated knowledge of evidence-informed grief education and bereavement support.
Exceptional empathy, communication skills, discretion, and professional judgment.
Ability to provide educational guidance while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries.

Nice To Haves

Credentials such as CT, FT, BCC, LMFT, LCSW, LPC, LPCC, licensed clinical psychologist (PhD/PsyD), recognized hospice or palliative-care qualifications, or equivalent relevant credentials.
Specialized experience in bereavement education, end-of-life transitions, and family support.

Responsibilities

Deliver focused, private virtual Sessions lasting up to 60 minutes.
Provide grief education, practical strategies, and trusted resources.
Help clients navigate changes in responsibilities and daily routines following loss.
Develop focused Session offerings within the Expert’s area of expertise.
Create actionable takeaways, including resource guides, transition checklists, and support plans.
Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.
Recognize when clients should be referred to appropriate clinical or crisis services.