Psychologist)

LifeStance Health•Milford, MA

About The Position

LifeStance Health is hiring a licensed Therapist or Psychologist to join its Integrated Care and outpatient team in Milford. The role may be split between providing integrated behavioral health care within a primary care office and outpatient psychotherapy. It is suited to clinicians with experience serving adults or patients across the lifespan who use empirically supported treatments and enjoy a fast-paced primary care environment. Integrated Care Clinicians are embedded in primary care offices and work as part of primary care teams. They primarily serve adult patients with concerns ranging from acute and chronic health conditions to other mental health needs, using evidence-based approaches such as CBT, motivational interviewing, and brief targeted treatment. The role includes screening for depression, anxiety, and other conditions, and frequent consultation with medical professionals. LifeStance Health is a private behavioral health practice providing evaluation, treatment, and consulting services. Its clinicians deliver integrated services to children, adolescents, adults, families, and organizations. The group offers shared resources, administrative support, referral streams, clinical independence, peer consultation groups, and technology and media support. The position offers flexible scheduling, telehealth opportunities, and a productivity-based compensation model.

Requirements

Licensed Therapist or Psychologist; the posting references LICSW, LMHC, and PsyD credentials.
Excellent communication skills and clinical acumen.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with adults or people across the lifespan.
Experience using empirically supported treatment.
Experience working in a primary care environment.
Enjoyment of a fast-paced setting, quick thinking, and interdisciplinary work.

Responsibilities

Provide integrated behavioral health care in a primary care office and/or outpatient psychotherapy.
Work with primarily adult patients on acute and chronic health conditions and other mental health concerns.
Use evidence-based therapies, including CBT, motivational interviewing, and brief targeted treatment.
Screen patients for depression, anxiety, and other conditions.
Consult frequently with medical professionals as part of interdisciplinary primary care teams.