Private Practice Fellowship

Private Practice Fellowship
A career in private practice is one of the most exciting opportunities for mental health professionals. We will help you get the skills, tools and roadmap to do it successfully.

What you’ll get out of our fellowship:

- Start your own successful private practice
- Build your referral network
- Hours towards licensure
- Excellent supervision and mentoring
- Thrive financially; earn up to $75 per session in year one

- Practice your skills in a structured environment
- Advanced training in assessment, diagnosis and treatment
- Increased confidence as an independent practitioner
- Marketing skills such as videos and blogs about your work
- We handle all the headaches of billing, collections and insurance

Start My Wellness will help you start your private practice. The perfect next step after grad school.

Your responsibilities:
You will provide mental health treatment to adults and/or children. Patients range in diagnoses and issues, but most are kids or adults looking to improve their life. Therapists empower people to make better decisions based on new self-understanding. There are also opportunities to work with couples, families, and groups.

The ideal candidate:

• Strongly interested in multidisciplinary approaches

• Motivated to learn and improve clinical skills

• Flexible schedule, able to work online and in Ferndale, Michigan.

• Strong attention to detail in completing notes, answering emails, etc.

• Ready to join a collegial, learning focused environment

• Able to work at least 25 patient hours per week

• Work in a private practice setting, one of the best options for mental health professionals

• Our effective marketing will help build up your caseload

• Responsive and flexible admin team; you can focus on being a clinician

• Turn-key opportunity: sign up and get the tools and support to help you be successful
Private

Dr. Anton Babushkin, CEO
[email protected]
248-514-4955

Contact us
If this sounds right for you, send your resume and schedule an interview with Anton Babushkin.