Remote work - Licensed Therapist Telemynd Employee Review

4.0
28 Sept 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work. Flexible hours. The company refers clients to therapist and there is always opportunity to increase caseloads. The company completes all billing.

Cons

Not paid for late cancellations (less than 24 hour notice) or no shows. No health benefits. No free CEU's

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Telemynd Response
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Thank you for sharing your review. Your feedback allows us to continue to improve our services and address your concerns. While our policies permit charges for no-shows or cancellations, our primary goal is always to minimize any instance of appointment abandonment through proactive outreach by our care team with reminders and follow-ups to get the patient to their session. We will continue to review our practices to align with industry standards for patient attendance and optimize our provider's ability to maintain a full schedule. If you're interested in benefits, we offer a cost-effective partnership with Stride at a negotiated discounted rate.

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

• Fully remote work model with flexible scheduling • Ability to control personal availability and caseload size • Streamlined onboarding and credentialing process • Administrative handling of billing and insurance claims • 1099 structure allows schedule autonomy • Functional telehealth and documentation platform • Opportunity to gain experience delivering services across multiple markets • Referrals provided through the platform without requiring independent marketing • May serve as a supplemental or transitional option for clinicians building telehealth experience

Cons

• Flat compensation rate with no clearly defined pathway for raises or rate review • No compensation for late cancellations or no-shows • 1099 contractor structure requires clinicians to cover self-employment taxes, liability insurance, licensing fees, CEUs, and unpaid administrative time • Income variability due to fluctuations in referral flow • Limited transparency around referral allocation and rate review processes • Referrals may arrive with minimal clinical information, making fit assessment more complex • Strong emphasis on productivity metrics such as retention and responsiveness • Clinical oversight appears primarily documentation and compliance focused • No structured advancement track for experienced clinicians

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