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Licensed Psychologist | Join a Team of Black Women Therapists
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What they do
A Psychologist studies human behavior to learn about the mental processes that affect people and how they relate to each other. Specializes in research or works directly with patients. May assess, diagnose and treat mental, emotional or behavioral disorders, provide counseling, advise students, focus on workplace issues or consult on criminal cases.
$82,165 / year median in Florida
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Girl Talk is seeking a Florida-licensed psychologist to join our dedicated team of Black women therapists. We specialize in supporting Black women and teens through culturally attuned, compassionate care. This role is ideal for a therapist seeking a collaborative, supportive team, manageable caseloads, and the opportunity to build meaningful, long-term relationships with clients. About Girl Talk Therapy Group (DBA of Strengths and Solutions) Girl Talk, a division of Strengths and Solutions, is a dedicated team of Black women therapists specializing in mental health support for Black women and teens. We provide compassionate, culturally centered care that addresses the unique mental health needs of our community, with a focus on challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Our team creates a truly supportive and affirming environment where both clients and therapists feel seen, heard, and understood. Through a blend of professional expertise and shared cultural insight, we hold space for meaningful team connection and bonding. We have also dedicated our systems to ensure that prospective clients can reach us, afford treatment, and be seen within a reasonable timeframe. At Girl Talk, we go beyond the typical contract or part-time positions, providing stable, full-time employment with comprehensive benefits. Our therapists enjoy manageable caseloads, minimal paperwork, and a supportive, flexible environment that values well-being over burnout. By empowering our team with secure and fulfilling careers, we're not only investing in their professional growth but also positively impacting the well-being of their families and our community as a whole. Description Girl Talk is a mission-driven group practice built by and for Black women. Our team combines clinical excellence with genuine connection, creating a collaborative environment where therapists are supported, clients are cared for, and meaningful relationships are valued. We've intentionally built systems that make it easier for clients to access care—from responsive front-desk support and insurance accessibility to timely scheduling—so therapists can focus on providing exceptional clinical care rather than managing administrative tasks. At Girl Talk, we go beyond the typical contract or part-time roles, providing stable, full-time employment with comprehensive benefits. Our therapists enjoy manageable caseloads, streamlined documentation, dedicated administrative support that handles scheduling and client communication, and a flexible, supportive workplace that prioritizes sustainable careers. By empowering our team with secure and fulfilling careers, we're not only investing in their professional growth but also positively impacting the well-being of their families and the Black community as a whole. Key Responsibilities Conduct individual therapy sessions with a focus on culturally informed practices, particularly for Black women and teens. Develop and implement personalized treatment plans addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Collaborate with other therapists to foster a supportive, connected team environment. Utilize our client management systems to document sessions and manage client information efficiently, ensuring minimal paperwork. Requirements Florida resident, •independently licensed• psychologist to practice mental health in Florida (PhD, PsyD) - Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to extend positions to interns at this time. Minimum of two years of experience providing therapy services, with a focus on culturally responsive care for Black women and teens. Experience with active, evidence-based approaches to treatment (e.g., CBT, solution-focused therapy). Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a team. Desired Qualities Demonstrates cultural competence and sensitivity. Strong communication skills and ability to build rapport with clients. Organized and able to manage documentation with minimal administrative support. Comfortable with teletherapy platforms and remote work requirements. Benefits Platinum-Level Health Insurance (55% premium covered by the company) Optional Dental and Vision Insurance Company-Paid Life Insurance Policy Company-Paid Short-term Disability Policy Company-Paid Professional Liability Insurance 401(k) Plan with 2% Company Match Paid Holidays Flexible Schedule Hybrid Work or Fully Remote Options Available AI Notetaker for Clinical Documentation Leadership Promotion Opportunities Employee Referral Bonuses Additional Benefits Rolling Out Periodically Salary $87,330 - $115,200 per year