A Licensed Professional Counselor opportunity is available in New Albany, Indiana, serving a behavioral health patient population within an established outpatient or facility-based practice setting. This role offers a base salary structure with uncapped earning potential, strong administrative infrastructure, and technology-enabled documentation — making it a compelling option for a clinician who wants to focus on patient care rather than back-office logistics.
Perks and Benefits
- Base salary with uncapped compensation potential, paid biweekly
- 401(k) retirement plan plus enhanced benefits package
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Access to an employer-sponsored wellness program and employee referral program
- Company-issued and company-funded iPad provided at no cost to the clinician
- gEHRimed EMR platform with remote access capability for flexible, seamless documentation
Practice Highlights
- Supported by a developed administrative infrastructure with extensive back-office resources
- Local management support in place — clinical leadership accessible on the ground in the New Albany market
- gEHRimed documentation system enables remote access and supports team collaboration across care settings
- Technology infrastructure designed to reduce administrative burden and maximize direct patient care time
Qualifications
- Active Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) credential in Indiana, or eligibility to obtain licensure
- Graduate-level training in counseling, clinical mental health, or a closely related field
- Comfort working within a structured, team-based behavioral health environment
About the Community
New Albany sits directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky, offering clinicians the lifestyle advantages of a smaller Indiana city with immediate access to a major metropolitan area. The region features a low cost of living relative to comparable markets, a growing arts and dining scene along the Ohio River corridor, and easy access to Louisville's healthcare, cultural, and sports amenities. Outdoor recreation, including hiking in the Knobstone Trail region and water access along the river, rounds out a quality-of-life profile that appeals to clinicians seeking balance between professional opportunity and livable community.