Psychotherapist (Licensed Mental Health Therapist)

The Lorenz Clinic, LLC•Chaska, MN

16d•$78,000 - $125,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Lorenz Clinic is hiring full-time, independently licensed psychotherapists for its clinician-led family psychology institute. The clinic emphasizes relational depth, systems thinking, reflective practice, clinical rigor, and human-centered care. Its work includes outpatient psychotherapy and, where appropriate, intensive outpatient group psychotherapy, serving a diverse clientele across the lifespan and practicing within clinicians’ areas of competence and specialty. Psychotherapists provide diagnostic assessment, psychotherapy, and treatment planning, using systemic, relational, cultural, and developmental perspectives. The clinic supports ongoing clinical development through consultation, Grand Rounds, reflective supervision, team meetings, and a learning-focused clinical community. Clinicians may work in one or more clinical programs, and caseloads and cases may reflect individual competencies, goals, client fit, and community needs. The role is primarily in person, with hybrid work possible depending on licensure, program fit, and clinical needs. This is a full-time, salaried, exempt, benefits-eligible W-2 position. The compensation hiring range is $78,000–$125,000, depending on qualifications, program fit, caseload, and competencies.

Requirements

Master’s or doctoral degree in a mental health profession from an accredited academic program.
Full, independent, unrestricted Minnesota licensure as a mental health professional: LMFT, LICSW, or LPCC.
At least two years of post-master’s experience providing predominantly outpatient psychotherapy.
Ability to approach psychotherapy from systemic, relational, and developmental theoretical perspectives.
Track record of service as an interventionist and a high degree of professional activity in the field.
Professional competence, reflective capacity, humility, systems thinking, and commitment to ongoing development.

Nice To Haves

At least two years of clinical supervision experience.
Formal training in child, couples, family, relational/interpersonal, or contemporary psychodynamic psychotherapy.

Responsibilities

Provide psychotherapy and diagnostic assessment within areas of clinical competence.
Develop treatment approaches informed by relational, cultural, and developmental understanding.
Participate in regular consultation, Grand Rounds, and reflective supervision with peers.
Participate in a learning-focused, feedback-rich clinical community and team meetings.
Maintain accurate, timely, and clinically meaningful documentation.
Uphold the clinic’s commitment to integrity, humility, and systems-based care.
Perform other duties as assigned within the collaborative, clinician-led system.