About the role
We are currently seeking skilled, partially licensed psychotherapists with experience in providing psychotherapy. We are based out of NYC with a team of over 80 therapists. This position is fully remote within New York, with potential for in-person work based on location. Each applicant will need to have a HIPAA-compliant space to conduct sessions in.
Our ideal candidate will integrate a variety of techniques tailored to meet the needs of the clients we work with. These techniques can include but are not limited to: CBT, DBT, IFS, Psychodynamic Therapy, and mindfulness. We provide supervision while you are in the process of licensure, among many other supports for practicing psychotherapy and related administrative work.
Qualifications
- Must hold an active Mental Heath Counselor-Limited Permit (MHC-LP)
- Masters Degree
- 28 clients a week minimum
- Experience working with youth, adults, couples, and families
- Ability to work individually and as a team
- Attend administrative and clinical meetings held weekly
Benefits
- Full time, W2 position
- 401(k) available from start of employment
- 401(k) employer contribution after a year of employment
- Paid time off
- Sick time off
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Hospital, and Accidental insurance
- Paid to attend Clinical/Administrative meetings
Compensation
The pay for this role is $45 per hour for client-facing work.
About Greenpoint Psychotherapy
At Greenpoint Psychotherapy, we believe that mental health care should be affirming, accessible, and grounded in respect for every person's lived experience. We recognize that emotional well-being is deeply influenced by the systems and environments in which we live, and we are committed to understanding and addressing the effects of structural inequities—including racism, sexism, classism, anti-trans discrimination, ableism, stigma, and other forms of oppression.
Our practice is built on a foundation of compassion, curiosity, and accountability. We strive to cultivate an inclusive environment where clients and clinicians alike feel seen, heard, and valued. We embrace ongoing learning and self-reflection, recognizing that understanding intersectionality requires continual growth, humility, and a willingness to examine our own perspectives and biases.
We envision a world where seeking mental health care is normalized, stigma is dismantled, and healing is recognized as both a personal and collective process. We support individuals, couples, families of origin, and chosen families in navigating life's challenges with authenticity, resilience, and connection. Through collaborative, evidence-informed, and culturally responsive care, we help clients deepen self-awareness, strengthen relationships, and create meaningful, lasting change.
We believe that healing extends beyond the therapy room. It is nurtured through relationships, community, and belonging. Building healthy communities requires intention, compassion, and shared responsibility, and we are honored to partner with our clients as they work toward lives that reflect their values, strengths, and hopes for the future.