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Telehealth Pediatric Behavioral Health Therapist

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Zarminali Pediatrics is building the nation's leading pediatric multispecialty group, focused on supporting families to shape healthy futures for their children – from birth through adulthood – by completely transforming the way pediatric care is delivered nationwide. We are tackling today's challenges of increased administrative burden on clinicians and a siloed approach to pediatric care through intentional design of care delivery, enhanced by leading technology and collaborative, expert care teams.  

Our name, inspired by our founder's daughter's name – Zarmina – means “something that is more precious to you than gold”. We couldn’t think of anything that better represents the way parents and caregivers hold the relationship with their children as the most valuable gift, and how we at Zarminali approach care for each child with equal reverence.

We strive for a healthier future for pediatric patients and a happier future for pediatric clinicians nationwide, and we are looking for people to join us in achieving this vision. If you are eager to join a growth stage company and be part of the early team that is shaping the foundation of both the company and the delivery of pediatric care, then this opportunity might be for you!

POSITION OVERVIEW

Zarminali Pediatrics is seeking a compassionate Telehealth Pediatric Behavioral Health Therapist to join our growing team in a fully remote capacity. This role is embedded within our integrative care model, partnering closely with pediatric providers, care teams, and families to deliver coordinated, child-centered behavioral health care through telehealth visits and technology-enabled collaboration.

This therapist will primarily support patients and care teams within the Greater Detroit, Michigan market. While the role is fully remote, the therapist will work closely with providers and clinic teams within this region to ensure coordinated care, strong provider collaboration, and a consistent patient and family experience.

WHAT YOU'LL DO: 

As a Telehealth Behavioral Health Therapist at Zarminali, you will focus on:

  • Clinical Assessment & Care: Deliver high-quality pediatric behavioral health assessments, diagnoses, and treatment plans tailored to each child and family
  • Patient Population: Provide behavioral health services to pediatric patients, supporting a wide range of developmental, emotional, and behavioral needs.
  • Growth & Emotional Wellbeing: Promote emotional development and resilience through early identification, therapeutic intervention, and evidence-based care.
  • Family Engagement & Education: Engage and educate families to reinforce understanding, alignment, and participation in care
  • Documentation & Compliance: Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant clinical documentation in accordance with organizational and regulatory standards.
  • Collaboration: Collaborate closely with pediatric providers, care teams, and multispecialty partners to deliver coordinated, whole-child care in a virtual environment.
  • Virtual Patient Care: Provide compassionate, effective care through telehealth platforms while maintaining strong patient engagement and clinical quality.

WHAT WE LOOK FOR

We’re seeking behavioral health therapists who are energized by integrated, team-based care, and motivated to make a meaningful impact. At Zarminali, clinicians are supported to deliver compassionate, high-quality care while collaborating as therapists, advocates, and educators for children and families.

  • Communication: Builds trust with pediatric patients and families and fosters open dialogue.
  • Advocate: Supports children and caregivers by meeting them where they are and connecting them with appropriate resources.
  • Collaborative: Partners with pediatricians and interdisciplinary care team members to deliver coordinated care.
  • Remote Environment: Thrives in a fully remote setting while maintaining strong communication and accountability.
  • Tech-Forward: Uses telehealth and digital tools effectively to support patient care and documentation.
  • Growth-Orientated: Engages in continuous learning and evidence-based practice improvement.
  • Family First: Centers care on family values through empathetic, collaborative, and evidence-based guidance.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED: 

  • Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, or a related field from an accredited program
  • Current and unrestricted license to practice as an LPC, LCSW or LMFT in Michigan
  • Minimum of 2 to 3 years of post-licensure experience providing therapy, assessment, or behavioral health services to pediatric patients ages 0-18 in a pediatric, family, or integrated care setting
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a collaborative, team-based environment that values integration between behavioral and physical health
  • Experience assessing and treating pediatric behavioral health conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, behavioral challenges, trauma, and adjustment concerns.
  • Experience delivering care through telehealth or virtual platforms strongly preferred.

WHAT WE OFFER

  • Fully remote work environment with flexibility to support work-life balance.
  • Opportunity to help shape an innovative pediatric behavioral health program.
  • A collaborative, mission-driven culture focused on improving access and outcomes for children and families.
  • The opportunity to make a meaningful impact by expanding access to behavioral health services for pediatric patients and families.

Zarminali Pediatrics is a national organization, and compensation is determined using market-informed data, including industry benchmarks. Salary ranges may vary based on geographic location, local market conditions, state-specific factors, and individual qualifications, including years of experience, education, and scope of responsibility. Actual compensation will be determined based on job-related factors such as experience, skills, and internal equity. This role may also be eligible for additional productivity or performance-based bonus incentives.  

For full-time team members, our total rewards package includes competitive base pay and performance bonus potential, along with medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with company match, paid parental leave, 20 days of paid time off annually, 7 paid holidays plus 2 floating holidays and a supportive, inclusive and growth-focused culture.  

At Zarminali Pediatrics, we are committed to our empowering clinicians and team members to deliver better pediatric care, altogether. This commitment requires building an inclusive culture and a team that represents the diverse communities we serve. 

We believe that when people from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives come together, we create a stronger team and better care for our patients and their families. We realize the importance of an environment where clinicians and team members feel cared for, supported, and valued. We believe in the basics: treating everyone with kindness, respect, and fairness.

We do not tolerate discrimination or harassment of any kind. This includes, but is not limited to, race, color, sex, gender, age, religion or religious creed, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

We recruit and hire based on skills, talent, and potential, ensuring everyone has a fair chance to succeed. Together, we strive to build an inclusive and welcoming space where we can achieve our goal of building a happier future for the pediatric workforce.

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