Mental Health Counselor Supervisor
- Employment
- Full-time
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No BS summary
A Delaware-based supervisor who provides clinical supervision to developing mental health professionals. Must hold an active Delaware clinical license (e.g., LPCMH, LMFC, LCSW) and be eligible to supervise under Delaware law. Pays $100–$250 per hour.
Mental Health Counselor Supervisor Location: Delaware Pay: $100/hr to $250/hr Job Summary Gotham Enterprises Ltd is seeking licensed clinical supervisors in Delaware who are ready to support developing mental health professionals with clear and structured supervision. This role is ideal for supervisors who enjoy helping clinicians grow through feedback, case review, ethical discussion, and professional development. Gotham’s Find a Supervisor feature helps clinicians locate supervisors who match their state, license type, specialty, and supervision needs. By joining the platform, Delaware supervisors can make their services easier to find while helping clinicians move forward in their careers.
What you'll do
- Provide clinical supervision for developing professionals
- Examine case review, treatment planning, documentation, and ethics
- Help supervisees understand clinical standards and expectations
- Follow Delaware supervision and licensing requirements
- Maintain clear supervision records and communication
What they require
- Active Delaware clinical license in good standing
- Eligible licenses may include LPCM, HMFT, LCM, LCSW, or other approved independent clinical license
- Must be eligible to provide supervision under Delaware law
- Preferred prior supervision or leadership experience
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.