About Frontier Psychiatry
Frontier Psychiatry is a physician-led, tech-enabled telehealth organization on a mission to improve the mental wellbeing of people in rural communities nationwide. We deliver timely, scalable, and evidence-based care in psychiatry and addiction medicine through innovative virtual solutions that expand access to those who need it most.

Since our launch, Frontier Psychiatry has grown rapidly while maintaining a deep commitment to our founding purpose — lifting the mental wellbeing of underserved populations. Our work is guided by healthcare’s Quintuple Aim, which drives every decision we make:

• Deliver excellent patient care.
• Support the well-being of our team.
• Lower the total cost of care.
• Improve the population health of the communities we serve.
• Advance health equity.

If you’re passionate about meaningful work, innovation in behavioral health, and making a lasting difference in people’s lives, we’d love for you to join our team.

Why This Role Exists

Frontier Psychiatry was founded by Montana psychiatrists who saw their neighbors waiting months—or driving hours—for specialized mental health care.

To meet the needs of the rural communities we call home, we built Frontier—a secure telepsychiatry practice that allows patients to access high-quality psychiatric and therapeutic care from home, without referrals, and with most insurance plans accepted. Appointments are typically 60 minutes, with some 30-minute visits available based on clinical need.

We are hiring a Clinical Therapist physically located in Alaska to provide thoughtful, evidence-based therapy to patients of all ages while helping expand access to care across Alaska’s diverse and underserved communities. This role combines direct clinical care with intentional community engagement to ensure services are culturally responsive, trusted, and locally connected.

What You’ll Do

Direct Clinical Care (Primary Responsibility)

Provide high-quality, evidence-based therapy via telehealth to patients of all ages, including:

• Conduct comprehensive mental health assessments, diagnostic formulation, and risk evaluation
• Deliver short-term, goal-focused therapy using evidence-based modalities in individual, family, or group settings
• Develop and update individualized treatment plans aligned with SMART goals and clinical guidelines
• Provide crisis assessment, safety planning, and coordinated follow-up when clinically indicated
• Collaborate with psychiatric providers and care team members to support integrated treatment and appropriate referrals
• Maintain timely, accurate, and compliant clinical documentation
• Uphold ethical, legal, and professional standards, including participation in supervision and ongoing licensure requirements

Strengthen access to culturally responsive behavioral health care across Alaska by:

• Building relationships with local partners, including primary care providers, schools, hospitals, healthcare systems, Alaska Trust, and community behavioral health organizations
• Collaborating respectfully with Tribal health partners, including the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and regional Tribal health organizations, to support culturally aligned care and referral pathways
• Representing the practice at health fairs, conferences, and community meetings, and partnering with Business Development to host educational or networking events
• Developing trusted local connections that expand referrals, improve care coordination, and increase community awareness of services
  
  

What Success Looks Like

In this role, success means:

• Delivering clinically sound, patient-centered therapy
• Maintaining timely, high-quality documentation]
• Building trusted relationships across Alaska communities
• Supporting culturally responsive, accessible behavioral health care
• Strengthening referral networks and community partnerships

Required Qualifications

• Master’s degree from a CSWE- or CACREP-accredited institution
• For LCPC applicants: completion of the NCE or NCMHCE. Candidates who have not yet taken the NCMHCE must be eligible and willing to complete it if required for licensure in additional states.
• Independent licensure (LCSW or LCPC) and physical residence in Alaska at time of hire
• Demonstrated familiarity with Alaska communities, cultures, and behavioral health systems
• Demonstrated understanding of evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including short-term and targeted approaches
• Proficiency in remote care delivery, including secure telehealth platforms and electronic documentation system.

What We Offer
We invest deeply in our clinicians—because sustainable care starts with supported provider

• 100% remote clinical work with Alaska community presence
• 120 hours paid vacation
• 40 hours sick time
• Birthday off with pay
• 9.5 paid holidays
• 401(k) with company match
• 100% employer-paid employee-only medical, dental, vision, and accidental coverage
• HSA option
• Stock options
• Company-provided equipment
• $500 annual continuing education stipend
• Fully covered malpractice insurance
• Licensure costs covered in all practicing states

Our Commitment

Frontier Psychiatry is committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and ethical clinical team. We value clinicians who practice with integrity, compassion, and respect—for patients and for themselves.