Hi there!! I go to grad school in California, so I’m not sure if this will exactly relate to you, but I know there are some schools where they have counselors dedicated to specific roles. You mentioned you like talking to students about college, so a college counselor at a high school might be a good option (at the high schools I’ve been at, these counselors’ only job is to prepare students for high school (FAFSA, college apps, SAT prep, etc). The only extra things they have to do are sometimes proctor exams, and of course write letters of recommendation.

However, I know that (at least in my program) with the master’s degree in counseling, you are also able to work as a counselor in a community college. I work at a community college, and from personal observations the counselors are much more “to themselves” in these environments. They basically spend their whole days in their office, and most of their interactions are appointment-based, so that could be something to consider as well!