Pediatric Integrated Behavioral Health Clinician (LICSW/Psychologist)

LifeStance Health•Boston, MA

4d•$75,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

LifeStance Health is hiring a licensed therapist or psychologist to join its Integrated Care and outpatient team serving Norwoods/Taunton. The role may be split between providing integrated behavioral health care within a pediatric office and outpatient psychotherapy. It is suited to clinicians experienced in working with people across the lifespan using empirically supported treatments, particularly those comfortable in a fast-paced primary care environment. Integrated Care Clinicians are embedded in pediatric offices and serve as integral members of pediatric teams. They work primarily with pediatric and adolescent patients on acute and chronic health conditions and other mental health concerns, using evidence-based approaches such as CBT, motivational interviewing, and brief targeted treatment. The role also includes screening for depression, anxiety, and other conditions and frequent consultation with medical professionals. Compensation is W-2 and productivity-based, with a listed range of $75,000–$100,000. The position offers flexible scheduling, a schedule described as two days telehealth and three days in office, and telehealth training and support. Existing health plan participation is not required.

Requirements

Be a licensed therapist or psychologist; the posting identifies LICSW and PsyD credentials.
Have excellent communication skills and clinical acumen.
Have experience working with people across the lifespan using empirically supported treatment.
Be comfortable working in a primary care environment and a fast-paced setting.

Nice To Haves

Enjoy a quick pace, think well on your feet, and value interdisciplinary work.

Responsibilities

Provide integrated behavioral health care within a pediatric office and outpatient psychotherapy, potentially in a split position.
Work primarily with pediatric and adolescent patients on acute and chronic health conditions and other mental health concerns.
Use evidence-based therapies, including CBT, motivational interviewing, and brief targeted treatment.
Conduct screenings for depression, anxiety, and other conditions.
Consult frequently with medical professionals and contribute to interdisciplinary pediatric teams.