Shiloh House·Pueblo, Colorado
Provide individualized direct clinical services, including individual, family, and group therapy, for youth with significant trauma and behavioral health needs. Collaborate with residential and education staff to maintain a trauma-informed environment and complete all necessary clinical documentation and case management.
Are you passionate about helping youth overcome barriers, discover their strengths, and achieve success in the classroom and beyond? Do you want to be part of a team that is creating a new, innovative educational and behavioral health program from the ground up?
At Shiloh House, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to heal, learn, and thrive. We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Clinician to join our new Day Treatment Program serving clients with significant social, emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a collaborative team that is shaping a therapeutic environment designed to help youth succeed academically, emotionally, and socially.
While you work to empower Colorado youth and families, we empower you to grow your career. Our family-oriented culture, commitment to professional development, and focus on promoting from within make Shiloh House one of Colorado's most respected child and family service organizations.
In accordance with the Colorado Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, the expected salary range for this position is $64,166.82-$77,520.51 annually, depending on education, licensure, experience, and other job-related factors permitted by law.
Why Join Shiloh House?
Comprehensive Benefits Package Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Life, Accident, and Critical Illness Insurance 403(b) Retirement Plan with Employer Match Generous Paid Time Off Personal Leave 12 Paid Holidays Mileage Reimbursement Employee Assistance Program (EAP) ClassPass Wellness Benefit 10% Tuition Discount for Online Programs at Colorado Christian University Performance Bonuses Student Loan Forgiveness eligibility through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) Career Advancement Opportunities and Internal Promotion Pathways What Makes This Role Unique? This is more than a clinical position. It is an opportunity to help shape a growing program that combines education, behavioral health, and family support services. Clinicians in our Day Treatment Program play a critical role in helping clients build the skills they need to succeed in school, at home, and in their communities.
If you are passionate about making a lasting impact and want to be part of an organization that invests in both youth and staff, we encourage you to apply.
Essential Responsibilities Share your knowledge and insights with a clinical team full of independent, eager, and creative clinicians that have a thirst for knowledge and growth!
Provide life changing and individualized direct clinical services including individual, family, multi-family, and group therapy for a blended caseload of youth with significant trauma, mental health, and behavioral health needs, which may include youth in need of offense specific treatment.
Clinicians typically carry a caseload of 7-9 youth.
Most frequently, for this position, clinical services provided will be for youth placed in one of Shiloh House’s residential treatment programs and/or a day treatment program and will occur on site.
However, from time-to-time clinicians are asked to support a youth and their family on an outpatient basis that may occur in home or in office.
Develop, implement, maintain, and utilize behavior management techniques with clients to ensure that their clinical needs are met.
This may include detailed planning and instruction to other direct care staff members.
Collaborate with residential and education staff to foster a trauma informed and strengths based environment in school and milieu settings where all youth can thrive.
As needed, complete clinical documentation including, but not limited to: assessments, treatment planning, progress reports, discharge summaries, court reports, and notes in a timely manner and in accordance with the guidelines set forth by local and national licensing and accrediting bodies.
As needed, complete case management needs such as remaining in contact with families and members of multidisciplinary teams.
This role will allow you to grow your experience in working with a variety of systems and individuals including probation officers, case workers, district liaisons, Guardian ad Litems, and more!
After an introductory period as well as robust training and shadowing, all Clinicians and Clinical Supervisors participate in a Clinical On Call rotation.
Clinicians are typically only on call 2-3 times per quarter and are rarely asked to physically respond to facilities.
Rather, Clinical On Call needs are addressed virtually with support from other professionals via Shiloh House’s layered on call system!
Schedule: Monday to Friday, normal business hours **At times, accommodations may need to be made to meet the individual needs of a client, their family, staff members, and the program overall.
This may indicate the need for working hours later in the evening.
Office Location(s): Pueblo
What We're Looking For Required Qualifications Masters degree in Counseling or a related field from a CACREP accredited school. If the school is not CACREP accredited there must be proof of completion of the educational equivalency review at the time of interview. Active Colorado licensure required (LPC, LCSW) Requires skill in assessment, diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning. Must be willing to work in a team of professionals outside of the agency. Must have a valid Colorado driver’s license or the ability to obtain one with a clean motor vehicle record. Applicants must successfully complete a comprehensive background screening as a condition of employment, in accordance with Colorado Department of Human Services regulations for child care facilities. This screening includes state criminal background checks, fingerprinting, sex offender registry searches, and abuse and neglect clearances. If the applicant has lived in any other state within the past five years, equivalent background and abuse/neglect checks from those states will also be conducted. In addition, all direct care applicants are required to complete a health evaluation or physical prior to beginning service to confirm they are fit for duty. Extra details: Must be motivated, independent, creative, innovative, and strengths based! Must work well in a team environment. Shiloh House provides services for some of Colorado’s most at-risk youth. As a result, willingness to work with highly acute youth while demonstrating empathy and resiliency is essential. Travel in and around the Denver metro area may be required with use of a personal vehicle. Shiloh House DOES reimburse mileage! Must have strong interpersonal and organizational skills. Prior experience working in a high acuity environment and/or working with offense specific youth is preferred, however, Shiloh House remains excited to support new clinicians in the beginning stages of their careers. Professionalism working with internal staff and external partners is a must. Posting Date: 6/1/2026 Application Window: Ongoing (Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis)
Some flexibility around scheduling may be required.
However, Shiloh House leadership works diligently alongside clinicians to develop schedules that align with personal needs and self-care!
Market context
In Colorado, Clinician II roles typically see steady demand in behavioral health settings, especially for candidates with a master’s degree, active LPC or LCSW licensure, and the ability to meet screening and driving requirements. These roles are competitive because employers often look for both licensure readiness and practical field experience, while benefits such as PTO and insurance coverage can help offset the demands of the work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page against the original posting, and confirm your licensure status before applying.