Mental Health Counselor

Bridge
Bridge is TG&A's signature professional-development program for clinicians who want to understand not only how to practice well — but how successful practices are actually built, operated, led, and sustained.

We are not afraid of helping clinicians become more knowledgeable, more independent, and more capable.

Some clinicians will build long careers with us.

Some will become supervisors.

Some will move into leadership.

Some will develop specialty programs.

And some may eventually outgrow group practice employment altogether and build something of their own.

We believe a strong group practice should help prepare you for whatever comes next.

Different Career Stage? Different Opportunities.
If You Are an LAPC or LSW
Early career should be about much more than simply accumulating supervision hours.

You may have access to:

Individual and group supervision as appropriate

Support toward independent licensure

Weekly diagnostic seminars

Case consultation

Diagnostic formulation development

Documentation and risk-management education

Mentorship

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Established referral flow

Billing, scheduling, credentialing, and EHR support

Bridge

Early exposure to the realities of private practice, leadership, and long-term career development

Our goal is not simply to help you get licensed.

Our goal is to help you become an excellent, independent, thoughtful clinician who understands the profession well beyond the therapy room.

If You Are an LPC, LCSW, or LMFT
Independent licensure does not have to mean that your professional growth is finished.

Depending on experience, interests, performance, and organizational needs, opportunities may include:

Increased clinical autonomy

Salaried or fee-for-service pathways

Supervision

Clinical leadership

House lead opportunities

Specialty program development

Mentoring newer clinicians

Professional education

Bridge

Business and private-practice literacy

Long-term mentorship

Exploring whether practice ownership might someday be right for you

You may want to remain a clinician for the rest of your career.

You may want to supervise.

You may want to lead.

You may someday want a practice of your own.

We want to create room for all of those possibilities.

We Handle the Infrastructure
Our clinicians have the backing of an established group practice, including:

Consistent referral flow

Billing

Scheduling

Credentialing

EHR infrastructure

Comfortable office space

Clinical supplies and resources

Medication management collaboration

Clinical consultation

Diagnostic seminars

Administrative support

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Private-practice support without the private-practice chaos.

Bridge: Learn What Most Clinicians Are Never Taught
Graduate school teaches clinicians how to treat patients.

It generally does not teach clinicians:

What overhead actually costs

How insurance affects a practice

How referrals are developed

How practices make financial decisions

How credentialing works

How to develop a clinical reputation

How to create systems

How to supervise

How to lead employees

How to build sustainable culture

How to evaluate risk

How to know whether owning a practice is actually right for you

Bridge helps close that gap through structured learning, discussion, mentorship, and exposure to nearly two decades of real-world group practice ownership.

Come here to become a stronger clinician.

Stay because there is room to grow.

And if one day you outgrow us, leave better prepared than when you arrived.

Who We Are Looking For
We are seeking:

LPCs

LCSWs

LMFTs

LAPCs

LSWs

Ideal candidates are clinically thoughtful, ethical, dependable, reflective, collaborative, self-aware, and willing to continue growing.

Responsibilities
Provide high-quality outpatient psychotherapy services to children, adolescents, and/or adults based on areas of competency and interest.

Complete timely, accurate, and clinically appropriate documentation and maintain professional and ethical standards of care.

Participate in diagnostic consultation, case consultation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and professional development activities.

Collaborate with medication-management providers, therapists, supervisors, and support staff to coordinate patient care.

Provide clinical supervision, mentorship, or consultation to developing clinicians when qualified and interested.

Qualifications
Master’s degree in counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, or a closely related behavioral health field from an accredited program.

Must hold, or be eligible to pursue, Pennsylvania licensure as an LPC, LCSW, or LMFT.

Independently licensed applicants must hold a current Pennsylvania LPC, LCSW, or LMFT license in good standing.

Applicants who are not yet independently licensed must be license-eligible and meet Pennsylvania educational and supervision requirements for progression toward independent licensure.

Associate-level applicants may include LAPCs and LSWs who are actively working toward independent licensure.

Strong clinical judgment, professionalism, ethical decision-making, and commitment to timely, accurate documentation.

Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary practice and to participate in supervision, consultation, diagnostic training, and ongoing professional development.

We welcome both independently licensed clinicians and license-eligible clinicians who are actively progressing toward LPC, LCSW, or LMFT licensure.

Compensation
$56,000 - $85,000 yearly