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Join our BIPS team.

We're a growing group practice, and we love hearing from thoughtful, caring therapists. We aren't hiring right now, but we'd be glad to keep your information on file for when the right role opens.

Greenpoint, Brooklyn  ·  Union Square, NYC  ·  Midtown West, NYC  ·  Telehealth

Tell us about you Why BIPS

A therapy room at BIPS Union Square
W-2Fee-for-service,
not contract work
WeeklyIndividual and group supervision,
plus guest speakers
Full Benefitsplus $1,500 professional
development reimbursement
0Insurance claims
you have to file

The short version. BIPS isn't hiring right now. We expect to open roles for pre-licensed clinicians (LMSW and MHC-LP) in 2027 and keep a list of interested clinicians. Clinicians are W-2 employees with weekly supervision, and billing and admin are handled in-house.

Where things stand

We're not hiring right now. You can still join our list.

No open roles at the moment. We expect to open positions for pre-licensed clinicians (LMSW and MHC-LP) for 2027. We keep a list of interested clinicians and may reach out if we're looking for a particular specialty. If you're still interested, please reach back out before summer 2027.

We're a small practice and we grow slowly. We open new spots only once our current therapists' schedules are full, so each new clinician gets real support. When roles open, we look for clinicians with:

  • At least a year of psychodynamic training and experience
  • Some evening availability, since those are our most requested hours
  • Plans to stay about three years, which keeps the team steady and close-knit

Licensed clinicians and doctoral-level psychologists are welcome to join the list too.

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Expected for 2027

Pre-licensed therapists

LMSW and MHC-LP. Greenpoint, Union Square and Midtown West, plus telehealth across New York, with offices in Greenpoint Brooklyn, Union Square and Midtown Manhattan. Weekly individual and group supervision toward licensure from doctoral-level psychologists and experienced LCSWs and LMHCs, a caseload matched to your clinical interests, and admin handled by admin.

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Applications rolling

MSW and MHC interns, 2026–2027

A full academic year placement for graduate students with prior clinical experience. In person and telehealth. Weekly supervision, a bimonthly practicum, and a training stipend.

Open — apply through the internship page Internship program →
Inquiries welcome

Clinical psychologist (PsyD/PhD) & post-doctoral fellowship

In person and telehealth in New York. No posted vacancy. Doctoral-level clinicians interested in supervision, assessment or specialty work can join our candidate list.

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Compensation

Fee-for-service, W-2 employment.

BIPS operates on a fee-for-service W-2 model. Compensation is based on licensure level, clinical experience, and tenure — with clear pathways for growth. Rates increase at performance and tenure milestones, not on an annual review cycle.

Group therapy facilitators earn a percentage of group revenue. Couples therapy has a separate compensation structure for experienced clinicians. Additional paid opportunities exist for administrative projects such as document editing or content creation.

Bonuses have occurred historically; criteria vary by year and are not guaranteed. Specific compensation details are shared during the interview process in compliance with applicable law.

A therapy room at BIPS Midtown West
Greenpoint, Union Square and Midtown West — most clinicians work hybrid.
Not sure a group practice is right for you?

That's a fair question.

Going solo gives you control. A group practice gives you infrastructure. Which one suits you depends on what you actually want your week to look like, and on how much of the business side you want to own.

We wrote something honest about the trade-offs, including the cases where staying solo is the better call.

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Why BIPS

More supported than most practices.

A lot of group practices hand you a caseload and wish you luck. BIPS is built differently.

Every clinician here receives more supervision, more clinical education, and more active investment in their specialty than is standard in the field — because we believe the quality of your support directly shapes the quality of your work.

  1. 01

    Doctoral-level supervision, consistently

    Supervision at BIPS is substantive and regular — not a checkbox. Pre-licensed clinicians receive both individual and group supervision weekly, provided by licensed doctoral-level psychologists and senior clinicians.

  2. 02

    Active investment in your niche

    BIPS doesn't just tolerate specialization — we build around it. Clinicians receive several hours of clinical education per week targeted to their specialty, plus professional development funding to pursue advanced certifications.

  3. 03

    Social justice as clinical orientation

    Race, gender, class, sexuality, and systemic context aren't background factors here — they're central to how we understand people and practice therapy. If you want to work in a practice where this is embedded and not performative, this is the place.

  4. 04

    Administrative and billing handled for you

    We take care of insurance verification, claim submission, billing, client matching, and marketing — so your energy goes entirely toward clinical work, not paperwork.

  5. 05

    A pathway to become a supervisor

    BIPS has a clear pathway for clinicians who grow into supervisory roles within the practice — supporting your long-term career development, not just your immediate caseload.

  6. 06

    Flexible scheduling and genuine work-life integration

    We build caseloads with care — matched to your clinical interests, your capacity, and your life. This isn't a high-volume churn model.

Ready to join a practice worth belonging to?

Even with nothing posted, the list is real and we do go back to it. Add yourself to our candidate list with your intended start date. If you're still interested in a 2027 role, please reach back out before summer 2027.

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