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University of Colorado
Overview
The Group Counselor is responsible for leading the development, implementation, and revitalization of the center's group therapy and workshop programs. This includes facilitating therapeutic groups, conducting outreach to students, and providing clinical consultation to staff and trainees.
Compensation
$70,683 - $79,739 / YEAR
Posted
15 days ago
The Group Counselor is responsible for developing, implementing, and revitalizing the center's group therapy and workshop programs. This includes facilitating therapeutic groups, conducting outreach to students, and providing clinical consultation to staff and trainees.
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