Licensed Psychotherapists and Counselors
Connecting government and commercial healthcare organizations with licensed mental health clinicians.
Roles We Staff
Licensed Clinical
Social Worker (LCSW)
Master’s-level clinician providing case management, psychotherapy, and psychosocial assessments across inpatient, outpatient, and community-based settings. Often serves as a bridge between clinical treatment and the practical resources a patient needs to recover. Frequently works within multidisciplinary teams to coordinate discharge planning and connect patients with housing, insurance, and community support services.
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) / Mental Health Counselor
Practitioner providing individual, family, and group counseling for emotional and mental health concerns, often in clinics, schools, or private practice settings. Works with clients to develop coping strategies and address specific behavioral or emotional challenges. Commonly supports clients through anxiety, depression, grief, and major life transitions.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
Specialist focusing on relational, family systems, and behavioral problems, working with couples, families, and individuals within a relational context. Helps clients address conflict, communication, and relationship dynamics alongside individual mental health needs. Often integrated into behavioral health programs addressing substance use or adolescent behavioral concerns from a family-systems perspective.
Licensed Psychologist
(PhD/PsyD)
Doctoral-level clinician performing psychological testing, evaluation, and evidence-based psychotherapy for complex diagnostic and treatment needs. Often provides specialized assessment services that inform broader treatment planning across a care team. May conduct diagnostic clarification, cognitive testing, or forensic and disability evaluations depending on the setting.
Where These Roles Are Needed
Licensed psychotherapists and counselors are needed across outpatient clinics, community mental health centers, residential treatment programs, and government behavioral health agencies. Many facilities also rely on these professionals for specialized programs addressing trauma, family conflict, or co-occurring conditions, where consistent clinical support directly affects patient outcomes. Demand is especially steady in settings balancing high caseloads with strict continuity-of-care requirements, where a dependable staffing partner makes a measurable difference.
Credentialing We Verify
Every clinician we place is verified against these standards before ever being presented to a facility.
- Active State Licensure — Confirmed valid and unrestricted for the practicing state and license type, with no active disciplinary actions.
- Degree & Board Verification — Confirmed relevant graduate or doctoral credentials for the specific license held, verified directly against issuing institutions where possible.
- Background & Exclusion Screening — Checked against standard healthcare eligibility requirements, including federal exclusion databases.
- Supervision & Scope of Practice — Verified to align with facility and state requirements for the role, including any required clinical supervision hours.