Bloom Health — Careers
🌿 We're hiring across 6 teams

Help people feel okay again, before it becomes a crisis.

Bloom builds the therapy, coaching, and daily-check-in tools that meet a million people where they actually are — not in a waiting room.

🧘 Mindful Mondays — Company-wide, no meetings
💛 92% retention of clinicians, 3 years running
🌱 26 open roles across product & care
4.2M
people supported
26
open roles
9
years running
4.8/5
Glassdoor rating

Care shouldn't feel like a favor you have to earn.

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Access before perfection. A good session today beats a perfect plan next month.
Our founding belief

No performance theater

Clinicians are measured on outcomes, not utilization. We don't chase session counts.

Built by people who've needed it

Half our product team has used therapy or coaching themselves — it shows in the details.

What you actually get

Not a laundry list — the handful of things our own employees mention unprompted.

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Full clinical coverage

Unlimited therapy sessions through Bloom itself, no copay, for you and your household.

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4-day summer weeks

Every Friday off, June through August, no PTO deducted.

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20-week parental leave

For every parent, regardless of how you became one.

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$2,000 learning budget

Courses, conferences, or a clinical license renewal — your call.

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Remote-first

Offices in 3 cities if you want them, but nobody's required to show up.

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Sabbatical at year 4

Six paid weeks, no strings, no "special project" expected on return.

What to expect, step by step

Day 1–3

Apply & intro call

20 minutes with a recruiter — mostly us answering your questions, not the other way around.

Week 1

Team conversation

An hour with the hiring manager and one future teammate, focused on real scenarios from the role.

Week 2

Working session

For clinical roles, a mock session. For product roles, a paid half-day working alongside the team.

Week 2–3

Values conversation

A shorter, informal chat with someone outside your future team — no scorecards, just a gut check both ways.

Week 3

Offer

We tell you our timeline upfront and never leave you guessing past it.

In their words

"I've never worked somewhere that treats clinician burnout as a product bug, not a personal failing."
Dana R.
Licensed Therapist, 3 yrs
"My manager has asked me to take a sick day more times than I've had to ask permission for one."
Marcus T.
Senior Engineer, 2 yrs
"The sabbatical was real. Six weeks, zero Slack, and my role was exactly where I left it."
Aisha K.
Product Design Lead, 4 yrs

26 roles, across 6 teams

Licensed Clinical Therapist
Clinical CareRemote — USFull-time
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Senior Product Designer, Care Journeys
ProductRemote / SFFull-time
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Clinical Operations Manager
Clinical OpsAustinFull-time
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Backend Engineer, Scheduling
EngineeringRemote — USFull-time
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Growth Marketing Lead
MarketingRemote — USFull-time
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Common questions

Do clinical roles require a specific license?+
Is Bloom fully remote?+
What's the interview timeline like?+

Don't see the right role yet?

We keep a small list of people to reach out to first when something opens.

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🌿 Clinical Care

Licensed Clinical Therapist

📍 Remote — US 🖥 Fully remote 💰 $90k–$115k ⏱ Licensed, any experience level

You'd hold a caseload of Bloom members, delivering therapy over video with the same clinical rigor as in-person work — without the overhead of running your own practice.

What you'd own

  • A caseload of 20–25 clients, sized to prevent burnout, not maximize utilization
  • Full clinical autonomy over treatment approach — we don't script your sessions
  • A voice in shaping how Bloom measures outcomes, not just attendance

What we expect

  • Active state license (LCSW, LMFT, LPC, or equivalent)
  • Comfort with telehealth as a primary care modality
  • A genuine interest in outcome measurement, not just session logging

Compensation & benefits

  • Base $90k–$115k depending on license and experience, plus full benefits
  • We cover license renewal and CE credits in full
  • Caseload sized to prevent burnout — capped, not incentivized upward

FAQ

Which states can I be licensed in?+
Is this W-2 or 1099?+