Licensed Therapist (Kansas Licensure)

The role

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

What you will do

• Provide therapy to clients with gambling and gaming disorders and related mental health concerns
• Work toward the Internationally Certified Gambling Counselor (ICGC) credential
• Complete structured onboarding, training, supervision and clinical consultation
• Complete required documentation

Required qualifications

• Active, independent clinical licensure in Kansas, such as LPC, LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, or an equivalent license that allows billing insurance in the state of licensure
• Interest in treating behavioral process disorders, including gambling disorder and gaming disorder, along with 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 structured onboarding, including approximately 15 hours of mandatory training, clinical orientation and required documentation
• Flexibility to maintain a variable, part-time caseload
• A compassionate, evidence-based, client-centered approach to care
• Interest in collaborating with a specialized team through teletherapy

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

• You do not need the ICGC-I credential when you join, but working toward it is an expectation of the role
• The employer supports therapists through the credentialing process to serve clients referred from EAP or commercial insurance companies
• Willingness to be paneled with insurance companies 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, problematic pornography use and broader mental health concerns.