Licensed Therapist (Missouri Licensure)

The role

Provide remote therapy to clients with gambling, gaming, compulsive sexual behavior and other mental health concerns. Work toward the ICGC-I credential with training and supervision provided.

What you will do

• Provide clinical therapy to clients with gambling, gaming and other behavioral process disorders
• Treat general mental health concerns
• Work toward ICGC-I/-II certification
• Complete structured onboarding, including about 15 hours of mandatory training and clinical orientation
• Complete required documentation
• Work through the credentialing process to serve clients referred from EAP or commercial insurance companies

Required qualifications

• Active, independent clinical licensure in Missouri, such as LPC, LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, or an equivalent license that allows billing insurance in the state of licensure
• Interest in treating gambling disorder, gaming disorder and a range of mental health concerns
• Commitment to working toward the ICGC credential, including completion of training and supervision milestones
• Willingness and ability to be paneled with insurance companies
• Completion of Kindbridge's structured onboarding
• Flexibility to maintain a variable, part-time caseload
• A compassionate, evidence-based, client-centered approach to care

Nice to have

• Fluency in languages other than English

Benefits

• Structured support toward ICGC-I/-II certification
• Specialized training, supervision and clinical consultation
• Ongoing education and professional development
• Insurance paneling support
• Assistance with and funding for additional state licensure
• Administrative and billing support
• Flexible scheduling and remote work
• W-2 employment
• 401(k) with employer match

Before you apply

• Missouri clinical licensure is required; residency in Missouri is not required
• ICGC-I credential is not required to join, but working toward it is an expectation of the role
• Insurance paneling is required
• Completion of onboarding, including about 15 hours of mandatory training, is required

About the company

Kindbridge is a Joint Commission-accredited behavioral health program with gambling treatment at the core of its work. It also supports clients with gaming-related challenges, compulsive sexual behavior and broader mental health concerns.