Job Application for Louisiana Bilingual (Spanish/English) Licensed Therapist at Daybreak Health

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Hey Future Daybreak Clinicians!

At Daybreak Health, we’re building a world where every young person has access to the mental health support they need to thrive. As a clinician on our team, you’ll be part of a dedicated, compassionate community of therapists who are passionate about making a real impact. We value flexibility, efficiency, and collaboration, allowing you to focus on what matters most—helping students. If you’re looking for meaningful work, a supportive team, and the opportunity to grow, we’d love to have you join us!

About the Role: Spanish Speaking Remote Mental Health Therapist (Spanish speaking is required for this role)

We are looking for mental health clinicians to provide teletherapy services to students across Louisiana. As a Remote Mental Health Therapist, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality care while collaborating with schools, caregivers, and community partners to ensure student success.

Bilingual clinicians NEEDED! $5/hour bonus for bilingual skills.

We are currently working with the following license types: LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker), LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor), and LMFT (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist).

What You’ll Do:

Provide evidence-based teletherapy to students within our school district partnerships.
Build trusted relationships with students and their families.
Collaborate closely with school counselors and other providers to support student mental health.
Provide psychoeducation and guidance to parents/caregivers.
Participate in case consultations, team discussions, and ongoing training.
Contribute to the development and refinement of Daybreak Health’s clinical programs.

Why Join Us?

Enjoy competitive pay ($50-$90/hour) based on your caseload, type of therapy, licensing in other states, and language skills! We also offer guaranteed compensation for cancellations and no-shows, ensuring you're valued for your time.
Work remotely with flexible scheduling.
Join a supportive team with ongoing professional development opportunities.
Be part of a mission-driven organization making a difference in students’ lives.

What Our Therapists Are Saying...

"As we learn, we’re teaching each other. A lot of the interventions that I’ve used are things that I’ve learned from other clinicians. I really love the clinical collaboration which ensures that we provide the best supports for our young clients."

"I feel so honored and privileged to work with this group of clinicians. You make me better everyday.”

"I absolutely love working with my young clients. They are so real, honest, and....hilarious! They’re the ones inspiring me!”

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