For candidates
A career move, not a placement
Most behavioral health clinicians leave a job because of caseload, supervision or drive time, not pay. So those are the first things Take a Seat People asks an employer about, and the first things we tell you.
- Pay
- Published on every role
- Your details
- Never sent without approval
- Coverage
- All 50 states
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What you get from us
- Roles with the facts attached
- Pay range, setting, caseload and supervision ratio on every role, before you apply.
- No resume roulette
- Your details go nowhere without your explicit approval, every single time.
- Licensure planned in
- State licensure, compacts and payer credentialing scoped before interview, not after offer.
- Straight feedback
- If a role is wrong for you, we say so. If an employer has a retention problem, we tell you that too.
- Negotiation support
- We benchmark the offer against what the market is genuinely paying and prepare you for the conversation.
- Contact you can reach
- One recruiter who knows your file, not a queue.
Questions we get asked
- Does it cost me anything?
- No. Candidates are never charged. Our fee is paid by the employer.
- Will you send my resume anywhere without asking?
- Never. Nothing goes to an employer until you have seen the role, the pay, the caseload and the setting, and told us to proceed.
- I am not ready to move yet.
- Join the talent network. We will keep you on our radar and contact you when something genuinely matches, not weekly.
- Can you help with licensure in another state?
- Yes. We scope licensure and credentialing timelines before you interview, so a start date is realistic rather than optimistic.
Next step
Start with a conversation, not an application
Tell us what you want your week to look like. We will tell you honestly which employers can offer it.
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