While we're not currently hiring, we're always open to considering exceptional therapists, so let us know why you'd be interested in learning more about us! We keep every note and are always willing to meet with therapists looking to work in private practice. We see children, teens, adults, and couples, in person and virtually.
Your resume, in whatever state it is in.
Your license type and where you are in it.
A few sentences on the work you most want more of. This is the part we actually read twice.
No form, no portal, no cover letter template. A real person reads it.
Licensed clinicians, and associates working toward full licensure, practicing in Texas.
That last one is a different kind of hire. We do not offer medication management today, so a psychiatric nurse practitioner would be starting that rather than joining the therapy roster. Part time is a realistic place to begin, and it is worth a conversation.
We are a generalist practice with specialists in it, so the useful thing to tell us is not that you can see anyone. It is the two or three areas you would want most of your week to be.
If your work sits outside that list, say so anyway. Adding a specialty is one of the reasons we hire.
Only the things that are true whether or not we are hiring.
1609 Shoal Creek Blvd, Suite 301, Central Austin, across from Pease Park. Everyone is in the same quiet building, and everyone also sees clients virtually.
The practice is large enough to cover a real range of specialties and small enough that a new clinician is not the tenth version of someone already here.
Caseload, schedule, fee split, whether the seat is part-time—we'd rather talk through those honestly than post terms we can't promise a year from now.
You will hear it, rather than nothing. Austin's clinical community is small and we would rather be the practice that replied.
A real person reads and responds to every message. If we don't have an opening, we'll say so, and ask if we can stay in touch.
Call the office: 512-222-7124
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