Sacramento Clinicians Welcome
Make a Real Difference — On Your Terms, On Your Schedule
At Daybreak Health, we believe quality mental healthcare should be within reach for every person who needs it — from teens to adults. Through our partnerships with 60+ school districts and Kaiser Permanente, we're already reaching over a million students nationwide, and we're growing fast — now extending therapy to adults through our Kaiser program too.
This is a season of real opportunity, and we'd love for you to be part of it. Join a clinician community that hands you a steady, reliable stream of referrals, a caseload that fills itself (our clinicians average a 96% caseload fill rate — set 10 slots, and expect roughly 9 filled quickly), and the freedom to build a practice that actually fits your life — fully remote, on your own terms.
Who We're Looking For
Fully licensed California clinicians (LCSW, LPCC, LMFT, or LP) ready to do meaningful, high-quality teletherapy work. You bring your clinical strengths; we let you choose how to use them — working with youth and young adults (ages 11–24), adults (18–60), or a blend of both, whatever energizes your practice most.
Associate and provisionally licensed clinicians aren't eligible for this role.
Compensation &
Benefits — Designed to Let You Thrive
Flexibility That Actually Works For You
What You'll Do
• Build strong, trusting therapeutic relationships across age groups
• Provide evidence-based individual teletherapy to clients ages 11–24 or 18–60 with mild-to-moderate mental health needs
• Offer psychoeducation to parents/caregivers when working with younger clients
What You Bring
• Active LCSW, LPCC, LMFT, or LP license in the State of California
• A genuine passion for mental health care, with a commitment to culturally responsive, equitable practice
• Experience providing individual therapy to youth and/or adults
• Comfort and prior experience with telehealth service delivery
Ready to build a practice that gives back as much as you give? We'd love to hear from you. 🌱
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