Feel like your own clinic.
Position the opportunity for therapists who want autonomy, flexibility, and room to build their own caseload and clinical identity.
Private-practice feel.
1099 contractor opportunities
Run your own practice with support.
This page is a working draft for therapists interested in future contractor opportunities at NextChapter Counseling. The goal is to offer a professional space where therapists can feel like they are building their own clinic without being completely on their own.
The idea
Independence
Support
Growth
A space for therapists who want independence and support.
This page can grow into the main recruiting page for therapists who want more independence than a traditional employee role, but still want connection, structure, and a professional home base.
Not completely alone.
Use this space to describe what support looks like once details are finalized, such as systems, consultation, space, or practice-building guidance.
Supportive environment.
Learn the business side.
Add resources for contractors who want to understand credentialing, insurance panels, documentation workflows, and private-practice basics.
Contracting education.
Office space
Office and lobby photos will go here.
You mentioned wanting the consultation and office visuals to be real photos from the office and lobby instead of online stock images. Since the space is not fully set up yet, this version uses clean placeholders only.
Office photoComing soon
Lobby photoComing soon
Consultation spaceComing soon
Contracting & credentialing
A future learning hub for therapists.
This area is set up as a tabbed resource section so you can later add more detail without cluttering the page.
What 1099 contracting means
This section can explain the difference between employment and independent contracting, what therapists are responsible for, and what support NextChapter offers. Final wording should be checked once the exact contractor arrangement is set.
Credentialing basics
This section can become a simple guide to NPI, CAQH, insurance panels, documentation needs, timelines, and questions therapists should ask before joining a practice or starting paneling.
How to inquire
Once details are final, this tab can list application steps, what to include in an email, licensure requirements, ideal fit, office availability, and interview or consultation steps.
Interested?
Email Alex
Reach out about therapist opportunities.
For now, the best next step is to email Alex and mention that you are interested in future 1099 contractor opportunities at NextChapter Counseling.