MHC Supervisor
- Employment
- Full-time
Open to US only. Set where you work from to check your eligibility.
No BS summary
Лицензированный в Небраске клинический супервизор (LIMHP/LMH/LMFT и др.), который будет поддерживать начинающих специалистов в области психического здоровья: супервизия, этика, документация и планирование лечения. Требуется действующая клиническая лицензия штата Небраска; опыт супервизии — плюс. Оплата $100–$250 в час.
Mental Health Counselor Supervisor Location: Nebraska Pay: $100/hr to $250/hr Job Summary Gotham Enterprises Ltd is looking for Nebraska clinical supervisors who are ready to support developing mental health professionals with practical guidance and professional insight. This role gives supervisors the chance to help clinicians strengthen their skills in casework, ethics, documentation, and treatment planning. Gotham’s Find a Supervisor feature helps clinicians find supervisors who match their licensure needs and professional goals. Nebraska supervisors who join the platform can help clinicians feel more supported as they move toward independent practice.
What you'll do
- Provide clinical supervision and case consultation
- Support documentation, ethics, treatment planning, and professional growth
- Help supervisees build sound clinical judgment
- Follow Nebraska supervision and licensing standards
- Maintain professional supervision records
What they require
- Active Nebraska clinical license in good standing
- Eligible licenses may include LIMHP, LMH, LMFT, or other approved independent clinical license
- Must be qualified to provide supervision under Nebraska requirements
- Experience supervising mental health professionals preferred
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.