Licensed Mental Health Providers for Groundbreaking Youth Mental Health Initiative in Colorado:

Flexible schedule. Full and unwavering support from team members. A chance to change the mental health outcomes of countless youth across the country. Are you interested? Read on!

TeleTeachers is offering the opportunity to have all of this at once. In partnership with the State of Colorado Office of Behavioral Health for a new mental health initiative to provide free mental health sessions to youth, TeleTeachers needs licensed mental health providers to fulfill this important role. We believe mental healthcare is a necessity, and we are DOING something about it.

TeleTeachers is a place where you will be seen, heard, and valued. We will ask for your ideas, and we will listen. You will be coming in on the ground floor and have a direct impact on what we achieve here. We want YOU to help us get youth the mental health care they need and deserve. Our mission is to start in Colorado...and use our learning to get youth all over the country the same access to care. Are you in?

Requirements

Before applying, make sure you have and are able to:

**Meet at least ONE of the listed licensed qualifications before moving forward and provide us with a copy of your license(s).**

• Licensed Psychologist
• Psychologist Candidate
• Licensed Social Worker
• Licensed Clinical Social Worker
• Clinical Social Worker Candidate
• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
• Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate
• Licensed Professional Counselor
• Licensed Professional Candidate
• Licensed Addiction Counselor
• Certified Addiction Specialist
• Addiction Counselor Candidate
• Psychiatrist

• Residence in the state of Colorado preferred (but not required)
• Willing to cross-license in Colorado (should you not already hold a CO credential in one of the areas listed above)
• Have a minimum of 15 hours of availability per week to offer therapy sessions to youth
• Participates in crisis management by counseling and or making referrals
• Counsels youth individually - up to 6 consecutive sessions per youth + potential for continued care (if a resident of Colorado who accepts insurance)