Amae Health runs in-person, psychiatry-led clinics for people living with severe mental illness, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and treatment-resistant depression. The company reports 30-day hospital readmission rates under 4 percent for its patients, against a national average around 23 percent. Backed by more than $50 million in funding, including a $25 million Series B in late 2025 and investment from Cedars-Sinai Ventures, Amae is opening clinics nationwide, most recently in Charlotte through a partnership with Novant Health.
Current Amae Health openings
As of July 2026, Amae is hiring across the full clinical spectrum for its clinics: mental health therapists, psychiatrists, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners, clinical directors, care coordinators, and peer support specialists. Openings span Boston, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Mateo, and Los Altos. These are in-clinic roles; Amae's model is built on in-person care.
Listings come from Amae's public careers feed, link directly to their application system, and refresh weekly.
Working in SMI care
Severe mental illness care is demanding, structured, team-based work, and clinics like Amae's typically look for clinicians with real acute or community mental health experience. For a grounding in the roles and what they require:
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