West Virginia Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
100% Remote | 1099 Contract | $55–$60 per Completed Session A full caseload. A dedicated personal assistant. More time to focus on your clients.
We’re seeking a West Virginia Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who is currently credentialed with WV Medicaid and all West Virginia Medicaid MCOs to provide individual therapy through telehealth.
We provide the clients and administrative support, with a full caseload of 35–40 sessions per week.
What We Offer
$55–$60 per completed session
Full caseload provided: 35–40 sessions per week
100% remote work
1099 independent contractor position
Dedicated personal assistant to handle scheduling, phone calls, authorizations, and note-taking support. You review and finalize all clinical documentation.
Earning potential: $1,925–$2,400 per week, based on completing 35–40 sessions at the applicable rate.
Required Qualifications
Active, unrestricted West Virginia LPC license in good standing
Current credentialing with WV Medicaid and all WV Medicaid MCOs
Experience providing individual therapy, completing clinical assessments, and developing treatment plans
Strong clinical judgment and timely, accurate documentation
Comfort using telehealth platforms and electronic health records
Reliable internet and a private, secure workspace
Availability to provide 35–40 sessions per week
Only applicants who meet both the WV LPC licensing and all required payer credentialing requirements will be considered.
Your Responsibilities
Provide individual therapy through telehealth.
Complete assessments and individualized treatment plans.
Monitor client progress and adjust treatment as needed.
Review and finalize clinical notes promptly.
Collaborate with the care team to support consistent, quality care.
Bring your clinical expertise—we’ll provide the caseload and administrative support.
Apply with your résumé, WV LPC license number, and a list confirming your current credentialing with WV Medicaid and all WV Medicaid MCOs.
Company Description Adaptive Behavioral Services (ABS) provides integrated care for individuals experiencing both mental health disorders and substance use addiction, focusing on long-term recovery and overall well-being. ABS is the Greater Pittsburgh Region’s only minority-owned and operated dual-treatment facility, reflecting a deep commitment to diversity, inclusion, and culturally responsive care. The organization emphasizes evidence-informed practices and collaborative treatment planning tailored to each person’s needs.
Team members work within a supportive environment that values respect, professional growth, and client-centered services.