Browse Licensed Supervisors, Collaborating Physicians, and Supervising Physicians in Missouri. Filter by specialty, occupation, and supervision format to find the right match for your professional needs.
1 Supervisor found in Missouri
Supervision Formats Allowed in Missouri
Counseling (LPC / LMHC)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Social Work (LCSW)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Psychology
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: Not specifiedVirtual: Not specified
Collaborating Physician (NP)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Supervising Physician (PA)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Details and sourcesHide details
Counseling (LPC / LMHC)
Your weekly supervision can be in person or by live two-way video with no cap on video hours, but phone-only or text supervision does not count.
At least 1 hour of supervision weekly with your registered supervisor
At least 2 weeks each month must be individual supervision
Video must be live, with both audio and visual interaction
Missouri requires weekly face-to-face individual supervision but never says whether video counts, so confirm with the board before relying on video hours.
At least 1 hour per week of individual face-to-face supervision
Group supervision does not count
Some training programs require an onsite supervisor 15 hours weekly
Your collaborating physician can be remote if your agreement covers telehealth, but you must first practice one month with them on site.
You must first practice one month with the physician continuously on site. After that, the proximity rule is waived only if the agreement sets out telehealth use.
First month: physician continuously present before you practice apart
Physician present every 2 weeks; telehealth OK under RSMo 335.175
Physician reviews 10% of charts every 14 days (20% controlled substances)
Your collaborating physician can be remote after a first month practicing together on site, but must 'be present' every two weeks.
You must first practice one month with the physician continuously on site. After that, the physician must be present every two weeks, by telehealth only if you deliver care by telehealth.
First month: physician continuously present before you practice apart
Physician present every 2 weeks (telehealth OK if you use telehealth)
Physician reviews 10% of charts every 14 days (20% controlled substances)
For guidance only, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with your state board. Last verified Oct 2026.
Supervisors in Missouri
Jedediah W
LPC
Saint Louis, MO
Licensed in:
MO
Supervision Type:
Virtual
I’m an independently licensed professional counselor and behavioral health leader with expertise in clinical practice, crisis intervention, 988 services, and workforce development. I provide collaborative clinical supervision focused on confidence, ethical practice, sound clinical judgment, and professional growth. My experience includes suicide and crisis intervention, LGBTQIA+ and military/veteran populations, and gambling disorder treatment.
What to Look for in a Healthcare Supervisor in Missouri
✓
Supervisor Type
Identify whether you need a clinical Supervisor, Collaborating Physician, or Supervising Physician based on your profession and state requirements.
✓
Specialty Match
Look for Supervisors or Collaborating Physicians with experience in your practice area — whether that is mental health, family medicine, psychiatry, or another specialty.
✓
Supervision Format
Decide whether you need in-person, virtual, or hybrid supervision or collaboration. Many Supervisors in this state offer flexible scheduling.
✓
License & Credential Compatibility
Confirm the Supervisor or Collaborating Physician holds the credentials required by your state board and has experience working with your profession.
✓
Documentation
Ensure the Supervisor or Collaborating Physician can provide signed documentation or collaboration agreements as required by your state licensing board.
✓
Fees and Availability
Clarify rates, billing frequency, cancellation policy, and how quickly they can take on new supervisees or collaborative partners.
Frequently Asked Questions — Supervision in Missouri
What types of Supervisors can I find in Missouri?▾
Find A Supervisor connects healthcare professionals with Mental Health Counselor Supervisors, Collaborating Physicians, and Supervising Physicians in Missouri. Filter by Supervisor type, specialty, occupation, and supervision format to find the best match for your needs.
How do I find a clinical Supervisor in Missouri?▾
You can search for licensed clinical Supervisors in Missouri on Find A Supervisor. Filter by license type, specialty, supervision format (in-person or virtual), and availability to find the best match for your licensure journey.
Can I find a Collaborating Physician in Missouri?▾
Yes. Find A Supervisor lists Collaborating Physicians in Missouri who work with nurse practitioners and other advanced practice providers. Filter by specialty and format to find a Collaborating Physician who meets your state's requirements.
How do I find a Supervising Physician in Missouri?▾
You can search for Supervising Physicians in Missouri on Find A Supervisor. Filter by specialty and location to connect with physicians who supervise physician assistants in your area.
Can I work with a Supervisor licensed in another state?▾
Supervision and collaboration requirements vary by state licensing board. Many Supervisors offer virtual sessions and may hold credentials in multiple states. Always confirm with your state board whether out-of-state supervision or collaboration is accepted before starting.
What supervision formats are available in Missouri?▾
Supervisors and Collaborating Physicians in Missouri offer virtual, in-person, and hybrid formats. Use the supervision format filter to narrow your search to the arrangement that works best for you.