Clinical Supervisor – Crisis Services (Onsite | Wed–Sat | 10-hour shifts)

We’re an independent recruitment agency partnering with a respected community behavioral health provider in Aurora, Colorado to hire an experienced Clinical Supervisor to support and lead Crisis Services, including a 24/7 Walk-In Crisis Clinic and a Crisis Stabilization Unit.

This is a hands-on leadership role for a calm, clinically strong supervisor who thrives in fast-paced, high-acuity environments. You’ll provide clinical oversight, support staff in urgent situations, guide interventions, and help ensure safe, high-quality care for individuals experiencing behavioral health crises. You’ll also collaborate closely with community partners and key stakeholders.

Schedule (Fully Onsite/In-Person)

• Wednesday through Saturday
• 10-hour days
• Onsite/In-person (Aurora, CO)
  
  

Compensation

Salary is based on 1.0 FTE (40 hours/week). Roles under 40 hours/week will be prorated to the appropriate FTE. Compensation is also determined by years of licensure and internal equity.

• Licensed Therapist: $73,163.38 - $100,118.30 annually
• Licensed Psychologist: $109,443.05 - $130,489.79 annually
  
  

Bilingual Differential (if applicable)

Bilingual language differential is available (rate depends on the role’s language needs and validated fluency). Eligible employees receive bi-weekly earnings equivalent to 5% of base pay, up to $3,000 per calendar year, prorated based on FTE.

Essential Functions

• Provide oversight of clinical operations and help establish program policies and procedures.
• Offer weekly individual and group supervision, including case consultation and case conferences.
• Build and maintain a cohesive, supportive, reflective team culture.
• Review process data with staff and identify improvement opportunities; provide targeted training as needed.
• Review outcome data quarterly with staff; respond with training and quality improvements as indicated.
• Oversee staff data entry and documentation accuracy; conduct chart reviews.
• Partner with local nonprofits, public social services, and state-level stakeholders to strengthen service coordination and utilization.
• Maintain a small caseload based on team capacity and program needs.
• Support the Program Manager with additional duties as requested.
• Coordinate care for assigned clients in collaboration with the broader care team.
  
  

Qualifications (Required)

• Licensed mental health clinician with a Master’s or Doctoral degree in social work, psychology, marriage & family therapy, or a related field.
• Active clinical license required: PhD/PsyD (Licensed Psychologist), LCSW, LPC, or LMFT
• Minimum 3 years of experience working with the population served in a behavioral health setting, including administrative experience.
  
  

Preferred

• 3 years supervising Master’s-level clinicians
• 5 years providing psychotherapy, including experience aligned with the program being led
• Strong knowledge of child, youth, and adult behavioral health interventions/diagnoses
• Experience in office- and community-based settings
• Demonstrated cultural responsiveness and experience working with diverse identities
• Excellent leadership, coaching, and team-building skills
  
  

Health & Safety Requirements

To Support Client And Staff Safety, This Employer Requires

• Annual influenza (flu) vaccination, and
• A negative TB test prior to the first day of work
  
  

Proof of both is required on day one. Medical or religious exemptions may be requested where applicable.