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Lighthouse therapists use Zoom for virtual sessions through Lighthouse’s Zoom account.
You have a say in the workload you accept, subject to the minimum requirements in your contract. Communicate changes in your capacity to your clinical coordinator so they can help identify another therapist when a student needs a different availability match.
Yes. You can update your availability in BrightBot and communicate changes to your clinical coordinator. For example, you might have time for additional assessments or short-term substitute work during part of the year.
Yes. You can enter and update the days and times you are available in BrightBot using the My Availability area.
You set your own availability as an independent contractor. Some school assignments need coverage on specific days, so Lighthouse works to match those requirements with your availability when arranging an assignment.
As a 1099 independent contractor, you can accept or decline students in BrightBot, as long as you meet the minimum requirements in your contract. You can also communicate your preferred workload and availability.
Yes. Lighthouse provides discipline-specific clinical mentors. For example, an SLP can consult an SLP mentor, and an OT can consult an OT mentor about cases, resources, or assessments.
Yes. Lighthouse has discipline-specific Google Chat groups where therapists share resources, ask questions, find colleagues for group sessions, and sometimes coordinate coverage for meetings.
Lighthouse aims to respond to emails within 24 business hours. For problems during a live virtual session, a dedicated technical support team is available by phone, chat, or email during its support hours.
Your assigned clinical coordinator helps address concerns between you and the school. Lighthouse makes a point of hearing the therapist’s perspective rather than relying on only one side of the situation.
