Associate Therapist S Parker Rd., Suite , Parker

10233 S Parker Rd., Suite 300, Parker, CO, 80134

Build your future as a therapist—with real support from day one. At SOL,you’lllearn fast, grow your confidence, and make an impact—while we support you on your path to full licensure with built-in clinical supervision.

• $50,000 – $65,000+ inclusive of a guarantee plus clinical hour-based incentives
• 401(k) with match
• Annual CEU budget of $1,500 annually
• Admin,billing and marketing support
• PTO + 10 paid holidays
• Professional liability insurance
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Short & long-term disability
• Life insurance

• Pre-Independently licensed in Colorado (working toward LPC, LMFT, LCSW, or LMHC )
• Experience in direct clinical care(Internship experience counts)
• Strong communication skills
• Eagerness to learn and grow as a clinician

• Provide outpatient therapy to a diverse client population
• Build skills using evidence-based approaches
• Work with anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and more
• Participate in supervision and team collaboration

• You’re never on your own with a collaborative, supportive team
• Built-in supervision to support licensure, both individual and group
• Structured career path from day one
• Exposure to diverse clinical cases
• Integrated care model = better patient outcomes + learning

We Lead with Heart
We Look for the Good
We Strengthen Each Other
We Strive for Excellence
We Break New Ground

We’rebuilding a diverse, inclusive workplace where everyone feels supported and valued.

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