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Thank you, Joe Leyva Director, Practice Development LifeStance Health, Inc. 575-302-4633 (e) About LifeStance Health LifeStance is a national provider of mental healthcare services focused on evidenced-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person at its clinics nationwide and through its digital health telemedicine offering.
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LifeStance is a national provider of mental healthcare services focused on evidenced-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person at its clinics nationwide and through its digital health telemedicine offering.
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70% on-site work & 30% telemedicine work. At LifeStance Health, we believe in a truly healthy society where mental and physical healthcare are unified to make lives better.
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About LifeStance Health LifeStance is a national provider of mental healthcare services focused on evidenced-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person at its clinics nationwide and through its digital health telemedicine offering.
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Hybrid Models (on-site & telehealth) LifeStance Health is an equal opportunity employer. LifeStance Health, Inc. About LifeStance Health. Full benefits package: health, dental, vision, life, 401k (with match), paid parental leave, holidays, EAP and more.
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On-Site & Hybrid Positions, offering both In-person & Remote flexibility. Full Benefits Package: Health Insurance/Vision/Dental/Life/Disability benefits, 401k (+match). We offer Clinical Testing Psychologists:Sign-On Bonus.
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On-Site & Hybrid Positions. Experienced in working with adult, and/or child and adolescent populations. On-Site & Hybrid Positions. Collegial environment with a Multidisciplinary Team. Full Administrative Support, handles all billing & scheduling.
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As the fastest growing behavioral health practice group in the country, now is the perfect time to join our clinical team! But we make it happen with the best team in behavioral health.
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Brittany Lowenstein Director, Practice Development LifeStance Health, Inc. (e) Brittany. Must be willing to come in office for testing, follow up - feedback and psychotherapy can be done remotely.
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