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Job ID: Contract Clinician
Part-Time Trauma & Attachment Psychotherapist
Job description
Part-Time Clinician Opportunity
Gainesville, VA | Center for Attachment & Trauma Services (CATS)
CATS invites independently licensed Virginia clinicians to provide part-time, in-person services at our Gainesville and/or Burke offices. This opportunity is well-suited for clinicians seeking flexibility and professional autonomy as a contractor, with access to shared office space, referrals, and administrative infrastructure within a trauma-informed nonprofit setting.
Overview
Begin ~4–6 client referrals, with potential to grow. Set your own availability in coordination with office space and client needs. Review and accept referrals based on your clinical judgment, scope of practice, and availability. Maintain your independent clinical practice while providing services for CATS.
Support Available
Furnished office space (Gainesville; limited Burke availability). EHR, billing, and administrative systems for CATS-coordinated services. Referral coordination and optional peer consultation.
Qualifications
Active VA license (LCSW, LPC, LMFT, Psychologist, or equivalent)
Professional liability insurance is maintained
Experience or interest in attachment- and trauma-informed care
Professional Responsibilities
Clinicians are responsible for the clinical services they provide, including documentation and compliance with applicable laws, ethical standards, and payer requirements.
Compensation: Percentage-based, tied to services provided for CATS. Most clinicians collect $108-$133 per 55- 60-minute sessions.
To Inquire: Send CV and brief interest statement to Sign up or sign in for contact information, including license type, clinical focus, and general availability.
- Flexible Schedule & Clinical Autonomy
- Meaningful Trauma & Attachment-Focused Work
- Administrative Support Without the Isolation of Solo Practice
