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Licensed Virginia Therapist (Remote)

Gaggle Net, Inc. · United States

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About the role

Overview

Join our mission to support the safety and well-being of students and help make sure no student has to navigate life’s challenges without someone in their corner.

As a Gaggle Therapy provider, you’ll have the opportunity to work directly with students and school staff through 45-minute teletherapy sessions, helping them navigate challenges, develop skills, and work toward meaningful goals in a supportive, solution-focused environment.

If you’re a compassionate, experienced clinician who values making a difference, come join our team of therapy contractors.

Description

- Provide 45-minute weekly sessions to K-12 students and school staff members

- Work From Any Location within the United States (this is a fully remote 1099 opportunity)

- Build a schedule that works for you (provide services at any time of the day) - Sessions are funded directly by participating schools (no billing of insurance) - Receive a $200 annual contract stipend - Receive $20 flat rate for no-shows

Requirements

- Licensed Professional with LPC, LMFT, LCSW or Resident / Supervisee credentials in the state of Virginia - Experience with K–12 students - Professional Liability Insurance, willing to add Gaggle as additionally insured

Preferred Qualifications

- Spanish-speaking - Evening and/or weekend availability

EEO Statement: All qualified applicants will receive consideration for contracting without regard to age, race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality, or sex.

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USD 50 / hour
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Posted
Nov 11, 2026 (today)
First seen by us
Nov 11, 2026
Still listed
Nov 11, 2026
Source
Breezy HR

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