Mindbloom
Psychedelic Guide (Integration Coach)
Austin, USA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 365 days ago
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About the role
- Today, we're the first and largest national provider of ketamine therapy for depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
- Our product is the most clinically effective and premium client experience by far, all while being affordable to everyday Americans, 100% from the comfort and convenience of home.
- Every day, we hear stories of transformation from clients like Leslie, "I suffered from crippling anxiety, depression, and became treatment-resistant.
Responsibilities
- Lead treatment session prep and integration sessions through Zoom that help clients turn insights into lasting change
- Support clients in choosing integration practices that actually resonate and stick
- Build simple accountability systems to help new behaviors take root
- Act as a trusted liaison to our clinical and support team, answering questions with clarity and care
- Do The Best Work Of Your Life ✨ The care teams you build are the care you deliver.
- Relentless drive is the baseline because lives are on the line, and anything less than excellence is failure.
- Rigorous and writing-based Our CEO won the Tony Hsieh Award for building an innovative and transformational culture, and we're consistently honored in employer awards like LinkedIn's Top 50 Startups.
Requirements
- You have a track record of professionally coaching clients, cumulatively over 100 hours
Skills
- World-
Benefits
- Our Founder and CEO, Dylan Beynon, is a 3X founder building world-positive companies (1 exit and 2 healthcare category leaders with hundreds of millions raised)
- Our Medical Director, Dr.
Company info
- You excel in telehealth - triaging your inbox (and Teams messages), submitting documentation on time, and keeping up with SOP and company updates
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