Remote | U.S. based
Mental Health Therapist
Why join Kin (TL;DR)
- Do your best clinical work—without burning out
- Small, stable cohort (8–10 teens) you actually get to know
- A typical therapist delivers 28 clinical hours a week
- Schedule you can keep: Mon/Wed/Thurs 3:30–7:30 pm ET (+ optional intakes)
- Paid for all your time: clinical + admin, no insurance headaches
- Remote, team‑supported, and tech‑assisted (notes, workflows, outcomes)
- Stability of W2 + health benefits
Kin vs. typical outpatient (at a glance)
| Aspect | Kin | Typical outpatient |
|---|---|---|
| Cohort/caseload | One small cohort (7-10); depth over volume | High churn; limited continuity |
| Admin time | Paid; templates + automation | Unpaid; manual entry |
| Schedule | Predictable: 3 evenings/week + optional intakes | Scattered; cancellations; juggling |
| Clinical support | Weekly consults + leadership access | Inconsistent; compliance-only |
| Outcomes | Transparent, visible weekly | Rarely measured or shared |
| Logistics | Insurance + scheduling handled | You juggle logistics yourself |
About the role
Our virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers more than just a weekly 50-minute session. We provide daily structure, peer interaction, and family involvement, supported by tools that minimize administrative tasks, allowing you to focus on care. You’ll integrate group, individual, and family therapy for a cohesive cohort and collaborate closely with a clinical team that prioritizes quality care over mere compliance.
What you’ll do
- Build deep relationships with one cohort of ~7–10 teens
- Facilitate skills, process, and experiential groups
- Provide individual and family sessions
- Partner with families with empathy and clarity
- Use our IOP‑specific tools to streamline notes, scheduling, and follow‑ups
- Tailor treatment plans that match teens’ real lives (CBT/DBT/ACT, etc.)
You’re a great fit if
- Independent license (LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, or equivalent); 2+ years with adolescents/families
- Comfortable leading engaging virtual groups with playfulness and structure
- Translate evidence‑based care into relatable formats
- Culturally responsive, trauma‑informed, and tech‑savvy
- You want less admin, more meaningful clinical time
Bonus points
- IOP/PHP experience
- Spanish fluency
- Outcomes‑curious and data‑comfortable
- Experiential modalities (art, drama, music, narrative, somatic, etc.)
Offer at a glance
- Compensation: $60,000–$70,000 (W2, 40 hrs/wk)
- A typical therapist delivers 25-28 clinical hours a week
- Pay covers clinical and administrative work
- Schedule: Mon/Wed/Thurs 3:30–7:30 pm ET; optional daytime intakes; team meetings as needed
- Benefits: Health insurance benefits, 401K, and paid malpractice
- Licensing: Active, unrestricted license in any U.S. state. We fund and fast‑track Florida telehealth registration if needed
- Location: Fully remote; reliable internet and private workspace required
A week in the life
Team meeting
Case consult
Intake
New family
Admin time
Paid planning
Individual sessions
1:1 therapy
Flex time
Catch up
IOP cohort
8 teens
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IOP cohort
8 teens
IOP cohort
8 teens
Off
Family group
Parents
Personal time
Family group
Parents
Documentation
Notes catch‑up
Weekend!
~32 hours/week • Predictable schedule • No weekends • All admin time paid
Why therapists choose Kin
- Real outcomes, seen weekly. A model that fits teen lives
- Schedule that supports your life, not the other way around
- Admin handled: documentation, scheduling, and insurance workflows
- Supervision and consultation that deepen your craft
- A culture that treats clinicians like whole humans
The tools you’ll use (peek)
A lightweight, clinician‑first toolkit that reduces admin and keeps care moving.
How to apply
Apply on the right. No polished resume? Paste your LinkedIn—our team replies within 24 hours.