Licensed Mental Health Therapist — Nationwide Interest Pool

Remote · Open to All U.S. States

We have plans of expanding nationwide. If we're not in your state yet, we want to know you.

Backpack Healthcare provides mental health care for children, teens, and young adults — all online, covered by most insurance. We're clinician-led and minority-owned, and we're growing fast. We currently operate in Illinois, Maryland, Virginia, Arizona, and Georgia — and we're actively building toward a nationwide footprint.

If you're a licensed therapist who believes in accessible, culturally responsive care for kids and families, we want to hear from you now — before we get to your state.

How this works

This isn't a traditional job posting. It's an invitation to get on our radar early. Once you apply, you'll be added to our expansion talent pool. When we launch in your state, you'll be among the first people we reach out to — no starting from scratch, no waiting on a job board.

What working at Backpack looks like

Our therapists provide individual, family, and group therapy via telehealth — fully remote, flexible scheduling, with a real interdisciplinary team behind them. When we expand into your state, here's what you can expect:

• Flexible part-time or full-time caseloads
• Competitive per-billable-hour compensation based on license level
• Free clinical supervision for eligible licenses
• CEU reimbursement and ongoing training
• 401(k) with company match
• A collaborative team of therapists, PMHNPs, and psychiatrists working together
• Pathways into clinical leadership as we grow

What we're looking for

• Active U.S. state license: LPC, LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, or equivalent independently licensed credential
• Experience with or strong interest in working with children, teens, and families
• Comfortable working independently in a remote telehealth environment
• Committed to trauma-informed, culturally responsive practice
• Bilingual — strongly preferred across all markets

Who we are

We've served 12,000+ kids and families since 2020. 78% of families report their child is doing better after three months of care. We started because finding quality, affordable mental health care for kids was too hard — and we're building something to change that, one state at a time.