Supervisors in New Mexico

Browse Licensed Supervisors, Collaborating Physicians, and Supervising Physicians in New Mexico. Filter by specialty, occupation, and supervision format to find the right match for your professional needs.

1 Supervisor found in New Mexico

Supervision Formats Allowed in New Mexico

Counseling (LPC / LMHC)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Social Work (LCSW)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Psychology
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Collaborating Physician (NP)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Supervising Physician (PA)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
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Counseling (LPC / LMHC)

You can do your supervision in person or by secure video, because New Mexico rules count electronic supervision as appropriate supervision and set no cap on virtual hours.

  • 100 supervision hours alongside 3,000 client contact hours for LPCC
  • Supervisor must hold the board's registered supervisor designation
  • Virtual hours must meet the same requirements as in-person supervision

New Mexico Counseling and Therapy Practice Board · 16.27.1.7(J),(O) NMAC; 16.27.4.9 NMAC; 16.27.19.7(F) NMAC; 16.27.19.9(G) NMAC

Social Work (LCSW)

Video supervision counts as direct, face-to-face supervision in New Mexico, and video hours have no cap beyond the general limits on group supervision.

  • 90 supervision hours over 3,600 hours; at least 70 must be direct
  • No more than 20 of the 90 hours may be group supervision
  • Supervisor's board-submitted plan must state supervision type, including teleconferencing

New Mexico Board of Social Work Examiners · 16.63.1.7(A)(4),(6),(7) NMAC; 16.63.11.8 NMAC

Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT)

You can do your supervision in person or by secure video, because New Mexico rules count electronic supervision as appropriate supervision and set no cap on virtual hours.

  • 200 MFT supervision hours, at least 100 individual, plus 1,000 client hours
  • Supervisor needs marriage and family therapy education and experience
  • LAMFT plan: one hour of supervision per five client hours

New Mexico Counseling and Therapy Practice Board · 16.27.1.7(J),(O) NMAC; 16.27.6.9 NMAC; 16.27.19.7(F) NMAC; 16.27.22.9 NMAC

Psychology

Live video supervision (telesupervision) counts the same as face-to-face supervision for your postdoctoral hours, with no cap.

  • At least one hour per week of one-to-one supervision (46 hours/year)
  • Submit a postdoctoral supervisory plan stating the amount of telesupervision
  • Telesupervision must be synchronous audio and video; telephonic is defined separately

New Mexico State Board of Psychologist Examiners · 16.22.6.9(B) NMAC; 16.22.6.10 NMAC; 16.22.1.7 NMAC

Collaborating Physician (NP)

You don't need a collaborating physician in New Mexico; if you lack 400 recent prescribing hours, you first complete a 400-hour prescribing preceptorship.

  • 400 prescribing hours within prior 2 years, or preceptorship
  • Preceptorship with licensed CNP, CCNS or physician, within 6 months
  • DEA holders: 5 contact hours non-cancer pain management per renewal

New Mexico Board of Nursing · 16.12.17.14(J)(2)(a), (L)(1), (L)(5)(a)(i) NMAC (eff. 1/1/2026); NMSA 1978 61-3-23.2(B)(2)

Supervising Physician (PA)

Your supervising physician can be remote if reachable face-to-face or electronically; primary-care PAs with three years' experience may collaborate instead, with no physical presence required.

  • Collaboration: primary care only, after 3 years supervised practice
  • Supervised PAs need quality assurance program and immediate communication means
  • No fixed PA-to-physician ratio; physician must effectively supervise

New Mexico Medical Board · 16.10.15.7(C), (E) NMAC; 16.10.15.10-.12 NMAC; NMSA 1978 61-6C-6, 61-6C-8 (formerly 61-6-7.4, 61-6-10)

For guidance only, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with your state board. Last verified Oct 2026.

Supervisors in New Mexico

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Cedra E

LCSW

Ignacio, CO

Licensed in:
CO, NM
Supervision Type:
Virtual

The first step toward a more fulfilling life requires courage. I am here to support you on that journey. As an experienced, licensed therapist in Colorado, I specialize in helping clients navigate stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and family conflicts. My therapeutic approach is built on creating a safe, open, entirely judgment-free space. Whether you are healing from past abuse or looking to rebuild your motivation, self-esteem, and confidence, we will work together to help you move forward.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Supervision in New Mexico

What types of Supervisors can I find in New Mexico?

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How do I find a clinical Supervisor in New Mexico?

You can search for licensed clinical Supervisors in New Mexico 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 New Mexico?

Yes. Find A Supervisor lists Collaborating Physicians in New Mexico 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 New Mexico?

You can search for Supervising Physicians in New Mexico 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 New Mexico?

Supervisors and Collaborating Physicians in New Mexico offer virtual, in-person, and hybrid formats. Use the supervision format filter to narrow your search to the arrangement that works best for you.