CAREERS

Accounts Receivable Specialist

The Accounts Receivable Specialist is responsible for ensuring all accounts are processed through insurance properly, and patient accounts are paid in a timely manner. Accounts Receivable Specialists should be familiar with ethical billing practices and are responsible for maintaining hundreds of patient accounts to ensure payment.

Business Development Coordinator

As the Business Development Coordinator, you are in an essential role to the overall equity efforts and business development plan of the clinic. You are responsible for executing on and evaluating an existing, data-driven outreach strategy focused on increasing access to mental health services.

Assistant Training Director

The Assistant Training Director assists the Training Director in implementing, maintaining, and evaluating all aspects of the training program for graduate and postgraduate-level trainees.

Licensed Psychologist (Remote)

In this fully remote position, Licensed Psychologists report to the Outpatient Program Manager and carry a caseload of psychotherapy clients in addition to providing intermittent administrative supervision, clinical supervision, and didactics within the clinic’s training program.

Mental Health Professional

In addition to their outpatient psychotherapy caseload, Mental Health Professionals serve as local clinical experts among our staff—resources on best practices and ethics.

Home-Based Services Supervisor

The Home-Based Services Supervisors plan and oversee the administration of home-based mental health service operations. 

Clinic Assistant

The Clinic Assistant plays an integral role within the overall clinic. They serve as the point person for many patient and staff concerns related to scheduling, billing, and customer service.

Licensed Psychologist

Licensed Psychologists report to the Outpatient Program Manager. This position will include carrying a caseload of psychotherapy clients in addition to providing intermittent administrative supervision, clinical supervision, and didactics within the clinic’s training program.

Mental Health Practitioner II

The Mental Health Practitioner II position is designed for mental health practitioners who are qualified as clinical trainees to provide Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS) services, and is part of Lorenz Clinic’s formal training program.

Mental Health Practitioner II (In-Home)

Mental Health Professional – Early Childhood Day Treatment

In this role, you will carry a psychotherapy caseload as defined by the clinic, including 3 hours per day in direct day-treatment service provision.

Mental Health Professional (Remote)

In this fully remote position, Mental Health Professionals have an outpatient psychotherapy caseload as well as serve as local clinical experts among our staff—resources on best practices and ethics.

MFT Supervisor

This Mental Health Professional position will specialize in providing clinical supervision to couples and family therapy practicum students and post-master’s fellows in our training program.  In addition, this Mental Health Professional will also provide direct patient care to individuals, couples, and families.

Psychiatrist

Integrated into a multidisciplinary outpatient team, psychiatric providers play an essential role evaluating and treating patients. Psychiatric providers enjoy access to in-house psychological testing and benefit from a strong referral base and organization structure.  Flexible schedule; no call.

Clinic Assistant – Part-time

The Clinic Assistant plays an integral role within the overall clinic. They serve as the point person for many patient and staff concerns related to scheduling, billing, and customer service.