Overnight Mental Health Counselor

Shiloh House•Longmont, CO

7d•$25 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Shiloh House is hiring a Mental Health Counselor to work directly with at-risk youth ages 7–18 in a structured, team-based residential setting. The role supports safety, structure, and consistency while youth work through behavioral and emotional challenges. It requires reliability, accountability, composure in high-pressure situations, and mastery of direct-care skills. Internally, this position is referred to as Overnight Treatment Counselor. The schedule is Frontend Nights, Saturday through Tuesday, in Longmont. The listed shifts are Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 9:45 PM to 9:00 AM, and Tuesday from 9:45 PM to 4:00 AM, alternating every week with a 4:00 AM to 9:00 AM Tuesday shift.

Requirements

Must be at least 23 years old; applicants who are 22 may be considered.
Meet one of the following education or experience criteria: 2 years of college (60 credits); an associate’s degree; a high school diploma plus 2 years of human services experience; or a high school diploma plus 30 college credits and 1 year of experience.
Mastery of direct-care skills is required.
Valid Colorado driver’s license, or ability to obtain one, with a clean driving record.
Successfully complete a comprehensive background screening, including applicable criminal background checks, fingerprinting, sex offender registry searches, and abuse and neglect clearances. Equivalent checks from other states are also required if the applicant has lived there within the past five years.
Complete a health evaluation or physical before beginning service to confirm fitness for duty.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a related field.

Responsibilities

Provide direct supervision and structure for youth in a residential setting.
Remain alert and awake at all times.
Work with clinicians and educators to implement treatment and behavior plans.
Maintain firm, consistent boundaries while supporting youth through challenges.
Use verbal de-escalation techniques in high-stress situations.
Conduct safety monitoring, including room checks and 15-minute bed checks.
Prepare basic meals and perform light housekeeping and upkeep.
Transport youth to school, appointments, and activities.
Document activities and participate in team meetings and training.
Work with youth experiencing trauma, aggression, and behavioral challenges.

Benefits

Competitive pay of $24.50–$27.25 per hour; actual pay may be adjusted based on experience and other job-related factors permitted by law.
Four-day workweek.
Career development and internal promotion opportunities.
Paid training and mentorship.
Health, dental, vision, and life insurance.
403(b) with match.
PTO and personal leave.
Overtime opportunities.
10% discount on CCU online programs.
May be eligible for student loan forgiveness through the Public Service Federal Loan Forgiveness Program.