Therapist / Behavioral Care Manager (LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, LMFT) – 1099, Part-Time, Remote – NY
About the role
Integral Health partners with primary care providers, ACOs, and MCOs to integrate behavioral health into value‑based care, helping practices build a collaborative model where behavioral health clinicians, primary care providers, and psychiatric consultants work together to identify needs earlier, track outcomes, and adjust care when patients are not improving. As a Behavioral Care Manager you will provide direct individual behavioral health treatment to patients while working virtually alongside primary care teams within the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM). This is a hands‑on clinical role focused on brief, evidence‑based therapy, symptom monitoring, care coordination, and documentation within an integrated care team.
Responsibilities
- Provide individual behavioral health therapy and brief evidence‑based interventions to patients
- Maintain and manage an assigned patient caseload
- Conduct behavioral health screenings and assessments using tools such as PHQ‑9, GAD‑7, and C‑SSRS
- Develop and update individualized treatment plans based on patient needs and measurable outcomes
- Use evidence‑based approaches such as CBT, Behavioral Activation, Motivational Interviewing, and Problem‑Solving Treatment
- Monitor patient progress, including progress toward symptom‑reduction goals
- Partner with primary care providers to coordinate behavioral health treatment within the patient’s overall care plan
- Support PCP‑led medication management by monitoring adherence, side effects, effectiveness, and patient concerns
- Use a patient registry to track caseloads, follow up with patients, re‑engage individuals who fall out of care, and identify patients who are not improving
- Collaborate with primary care providers and psychiatric consultants to adjust treatment plans when needed
- Document patient progress, care coordination, treatment plans, and recommendations in the EHR
- Complete relapse‑prevention planning for patients who reach remission or treatment goals
- Educate patients and families about behavioral health conditions, treatment options, and available resources
- Participate in regular psychiatric caseload consultations and interdisciplinary care discussions
Required Qualifications
- Master’s degree in a behavioral health field
- Active New York license as an LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, or equivalent eligible license
- At least 2 years of full‑time experience as a licensed mental health professional
- Experience providing direct behavioral health treatment or individual therapy
- Ability to commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week
- Strong clinical judgment, documentation skills, and patient communication
- Comfort working independently in a remote environment
- Experience using EHR/EMR systems and other technology‑based clinical tools
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑moving healthcare environment
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with the Collaborative Care Model
- Experience working with adolescent populations
- Familiarity with CBT, Behavioral Activation, Motivational Interviewing, PST, or similar evidence‑based approaches
- Experience collaborating with physicians, primary care teams, or interdisciplinary healthcare teams
- Prior remote clinical experience
- Bilingual English/Spanish skills
Pay
$45–$65 per hour, based on experience, plus eligibility for a performance bonus of up to 5% for each six‑month performance period, for a maximum of 10% annually.
Schedule
Part‑time 1099 contractor role requiring a minimum of 15 hours per week; flexible scheduling to meet patient‑care and program needs.
Benefits
- Paid for all approved work time (direct patient care, documentation, care coordination, required meetings, training, etc.)
- Access to Collaborative Care training, professional development opportunities, and eligible licensure‑related reimbursement
- Clinical supervision may be available for clinicians working 20+ hours per week, depending on licensure and program requirements
- A culture that values sustainable work, healthy boundaries, collaboration, and reduced administrative burden