Clinician I

Make a Meaningful Impact While Growing Your Clinical Career At Shiloh House, we believe that when you empower others, you should feel empowered too. While you work to support Colorado youth and families on their journey toward healing and success, we are committed to supporting your growth as a clinician. As one of Colorado’s respected leaders in child advocacy and behavioral health services, Shiloh House provides a mission‑driven environment where your skills, ideas, and unique perspective matter. Our family‑centered culture, specialized programs, and supportive leadership team create a workplace where you can find purpose in your work while building a rewarding career. We are passionate about developing our team members and growing future leaders from within. Through mentorship, training, continuing education, and hands‑on experience, you will receive the tools and support needed to expand your clinical skills and achieve your professional goals. If you are looking for a collaborative clinical team where your work truly makes a difference, Shiloh House would love to meet you! About The Role As a Clinician I, you will have the opportunity to provide meaningful clinical support to underserved youth and families who are seeking hope, healing, and positive change. This role is ideal for a clinician who is passionate about trauma‑informed care, enjoys working with a multidisciplinary team, and wants to develop their skills while making a lasting impact on the lives of youth. Compensation In accordance with the Colorado Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the expected starting salary for this Colorado position is $59,291.62 per year . Actual pay will be adjusted based on experience and other job‑related factors permitted by law. Shiloh House Benefits Health, dental, vision, life, accident, and critical illness insurance 403(b) retirement plan with employer match Paid time off Personal leave ClassPass wellness membership with access to fitness classes, gyms, and wellness experiences Bonuses Flexible scheduling support 10% tuition discount at CCU for online programs Potential eligibility for Public Service Federal Loan Forgiveness Program Career advancement opportunities — we strongly believe in promoting from within! Schedule Monday–Friday, normal business hours. While the standard schedule is during normal business hours, occasional flexibility may be needed to meet the individual needs of clients, families, staff, and programs. This may include occasional evening hours. What You’ll Do Collaborate with a team of dedicated, creative, and growth‑oriented clinicians who value learning and professional development Provide individualized clinical services including individual, family, multi‑family, and group therapy for youth with significant trauma, mental health, and behavioral health needs Support youth who may require offense‑specific treatment services Manage a blended caseload, typically consisting of 7–9 youth Provide services primarily within Shiloh House residential treatment and/or day treatment programs, with occasional outpatient support provided in home or office settings Develop, implement, and maintain trauma‑informed behavioral strategies to meet client needs Provide guidance and planning support to direct care staff when appropriate Collaborate with residential and education teams to create strengths‑based environments where youth can thrive Complete clinical documentation including assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, discharge summaries, court reports, and other required documentation in accordance with licensing and accreditation standards Participate in case management activities by collaborating with families and external partners, including probation officers, case workers, district liaisons, Guardian ad Litems, and other community professionals Participate in Clinical On‑Call rotation after completing orientation, training, and shadowing. Clinicians typically participate only 2–3 times per quarter and most on‑call support is provided virtually through Shiloh House’s layered support system What We’re Looking For Motivated, independent, creative, and innovative Strengths‑based and trauma‑informed in their approach Passionate about supporting youth with complex needs Comfortable working with highly acute populations while demonstrating empathy, patience, and resilience A strong communicator with excellent interpersonal and organizational skills Able to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team Professional when collaborating with internal teams and external partners Prior experience working in a high‑acuity environment and/or with offense‑specific youth is preferred; however, Shiloh House is committed to supporting clinicians who are early in their careers and eager to grow. Requirements Master’s degree in Counseling or a related field from a CACREP‑accredited program If the program is not CACREP‑accredited, proof of completion of an educational equivalency review must be provided at the time of interview Must be eligible for provisional licensure through DORA if not already licensed Knowledge and skill in assessment, diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning Ability and willingness to collaborate with professionals outside of the agency Valid Colorado driver’s license or ability to obtain one with a clean motor vehicle record Ability to successfully complete required background screening in accordance with Colorado Department of Human Services regulations, including (bullet list removed by nesting below) State criminal background checks Fingerprinting Sex offender registry searches Abuse and neglect clearances Equivalent checks from other states if applicable based on residency history Completion of required health evaluation or physical prior to beginning employment to confirm fitness for duty to include a TB test Travel throughout the Denver metro area may be required using a personal vehicle. Mileage reimbursement is provided. Posting Date: 06/26/2026 Application Window: Ongoing (Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis) #J-18808-Ljbffr