Mental Health Counselor Supervisor
- Employment
- Full-time
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No BS summary
Clinical supervisor with an active Colorado clinical license in good standing. Must be eligible to supervise under Colorado requirements; LMFT, LPC, Psychologist, or LCSW may qualify. Experience mentoring clinicians is preferred.
Mental Health Counselor Supervisor Location: Colorado Pay: $100/hr to $250/hr Schedule: Monday to Friday Job Summary Gotham Enterprises Ltd is looking for Colorado clinical supervisors who can support mental health professionals with practical guidance and professional encouragement. This role is for supervisors who know how to balance clinical standards with a supportive learning environment. Through Gotham’s Find a Supervisor feature, clinicians can search for supervisors who match their state, license type, specialty, and goals. Joining the platform helps make your supervision services more visible to Colorado clinicians who are ready for support.
What you'll do
- Provide clinical supervision and case consultation
- Guide supervisees through documentation, ethics, and treatment planning
- Support growth in clinical judgment and professional identity
- Follow Colorado supervision requirements
- Maintain clear expectations and records
What they require
- Active Colorado clinical license in good standing
- Eligible license types may include LMFT, LPC, Psychologist, or LCSW
- Must be eligible to supervise under Colorado requirements
- Preferred: Experience mentoring clinicians
Benefits
- Joining the platform helps make your supervision services more visible to Colorado clinicians who are ready for support.
Gotham Enterprises Ltd operates the Find a Supervisor platform, connecting clinicians with supervisors based on location, license type, specialty, and supervision needs.
What people say about this company
3.7/ 5
- Employees appreciate the supportive work environment.
- There are opportunities for professional growth and development.
- Some employees have expressed concerns about management practices.