Associate Mental Health Therapist

Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Work Setting: Fully Remote
Salary: $65,000–$75,000 per year
Schedule: Monday–Friday

Position Summary

This remote position is open to an associate-level therapist who is building clinical experience under supervision. You’ll work directly with clients through virtual sessions while receiving regular guidance from a licensed supervisor. The role gives you the chance to grow your confidence in day-to-day clinical work, ask questions as they come up, and develop stronger skills through ongoing supervision and case discussion.

Responsibilities

Conduct individual therapy sessions through telehealth
Complete new-client interviews and review relevant history
Discuss active cases during scheduled supervision
Use supervisor feedback to strengthen your clinical approach
Keep session notes and required records current
Escalate urgent or higher-risk concerns through the proper channels
Coordinate with support staff when scheduling or client needs require attention
Maintain confidentiality and appropriate professional boundaries
Follow Alaska requirements for associate-level clinical practice

Graduate degree in an appropriate behavioral health discipline.
Current state-issued associate, provisional, temporary, intern, candidate, or other supervised-practice credential in counseling, clinical social work, marriage and family therapy, or a related mental health discipline.
Credential must authorize the applicant to provide clinical services under supervision to clients located in AK.
Ability to work under the supervision required by the applicable licensing board.

Salary range of $65,000–$75,000 annually.
Fully remote employment.
Stable Monday–Friday schedule.
Regular supervision and collaborative case consultation.
Opportunities for clinical and professional development.
Operational support for scheduling, documentation, and telehealth delivery.

If this role matches your experience, we encourage you to apply.

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