Remote Collaborative Care Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) – Philadelphia, PA

Location & Practice Overview

This remote position is associated with Concert Health’s Pennsylvania operations and requires appropriate Pennsylvania clinical licensure. The Collaborative Care Clinician II works within an assigned Care Pod, supporting primary care practices through an integrated behavioral health service. Rather than operating from a standalone therapy clinic, the clinician delivers care through a coordinated clinical network that connects patients, primary care providers, and psychiatric consultants.

Responsibilities

• Conduct behavioral health assessments for patients experiencing mild to moderate symptoms and establish individualized treatment plans.
• Provide brief, evidence-based interventions using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Problem-Solving Treatment, and Behavioral Activation.
• Administer standardized clinical assessments, including PHQ-9, GAD-7, and C-SSRS, and monitor patient progress over time.
• Identify patients who demonstrate limited improvement or disengage from treatment, initiating appropriate follow-up and care coordination.
• Communicate clinical findings, treatment recommendations, and patient progress to primary care providers and psychiatric consultants.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and patient records in Salesforce and the applicable electronic health record (EHR); participate in scheduled psychiatric caseload consultations and clinical supervision sessions.

The clinician manages an assigned patient caseload through systematic outreach, scheduled follow-ups, and ongoing documentation. Medication response and potential concerns are monitored in collaboration with prescribing primary care providers, who retain responsibility for medication decisions.

Qualifications & Requirements

This position is intended for an experienced behavioral health professional who can independently assess patients, deliver evidence-based interventions, and contribute to coordinated treatment planning. Candidates must meet the applicable Pennsylvania independent licensure requirements and have a graduate-level clinical education.

Compensation & Benefits

The annual base salary ranges from $67,441.92 to $102,585.10, with compensation determined by licensure level and geographic considerations. Eligible bilingual clinicians may qualify for an additional 5% base salary adjustment. Pay is issued biweekly.

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance beginning on the first day of employment.
• Employer-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, and $50,000 life and AD&D coverage.
• Twelve weeks of employer-paid parental leave.
• $50 monthly non-taxable remote work stipend and employer-provided computer equipment.
• Ten paid holidays, sick time, and flexible paid time off.
• 401(k) retirement plan and First Stop Health services at no cost for medically enrolled employees and immediate family members.

Schedule & Work Environment

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

The clinician supports patients receiving primary care who also need behavioral health assessment and treatment. The primary clinical population includes individuals experiencing mild to moderate symptoms, with age-group assignments determined by the needs of the designated Care Pod.

Clinical Focus & Key Services

Clinical practice emphasizes brief, evidence-based behavioral health interventions supported by standardized outcome measurement. The clinician evaluates symptom severity, monitors changes throughout treatment, and uses patient progress data to inform the next steps in care.

Role Highlights

The Collaborative Care Clinician II position combines independent clinical judgment with a structured, team-based approach to behavioral health. It offers an opportunity to contribute to coordinated patient care beyond the conventional one-to-one outpatient therapy format.

• Remote clinical position with weekday scheduling and two available Eastern Time shift options.
• Opportunity to support behavioral health access within established primary care relationships.
• Regular professional interaction with primary care providers, psychiatric consultants, and clinical supervisors.
• Structured patient management supported by standardized assessments and clinical progress tracking.

About Concert Health

Concert Health is a behavioral health medical group that partners with primary care practices to expand access to mental health services. Its Collaborative Care approach brings behavioral health clinicians and psychiatric consultants into existing primary care relationships, allowing patients to receive additional clinical support through their established healthcare providers.

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Remote Collaborative Care Clinician II Jobs in Philadelphia, PA

Concert Health is seeking a Remote Collaborative Care Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) in Philadelphia, PA, to provide integrated behavioral health services. This position involves patient assessments, brief evidence-based interventions, symptom monitoring, and treatment coordination with primary care providers and psychiatric consultants. Qualified candidates need a relevant master's degree, independent Pennsylvania clinical licensure, and 3–5 years of licensed behavioral health experience. The role offers a fully remote Monday–Friday schedule with two Eastern Time shift options. Annual base compensation ranges from $67,441.92 to $102,585.10, with a potential additional 5% adjustment for qualifying English-Spanish proficiency.