Clinical Supervision Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities

• Responsible for clinical supervision for 14+ clinical mental health graduate-level interns on a weekly basis, including a minimum of one hour of individual supervision and two hours of group supervision per week.
• Oversee intern personnel matters such as hiring, termination, disciplinary actions, performance evaluations, training and development, etc.
• Supervise non-clinical graduate students, and professional staff which includes but is not limited to hiring, terming, disciplinary actions, performance management, staff development, etc.
• Assist with providing new employee orientation, meet with individual staff regularly to assess performance and provide feedback; provide and participate in ongoing staff development opportunities.
• Manage daily activities ensuring alignment with strategic goals and the continuous delivery of high-quality services.
• Oversee staff workflows, identify areas for improvement, and implement actionable plans that support program effectiveness and growth.
• Provide counseling services for up to 5 program students as needed including, but not limited to: weekly meetings with students, communication with student's family, faculty members and campus support offices.
• Aid program director with management of the office including development and implementation of recruitment strategies as well as strategy for programmatic growth.
• Assist with administration of the budget to include forecasting student service fees against expenses necessary.
• Cookordinate service delivery for enrolled and prospective students. Includes but is not limited to: Personal communication, correspondence, and follow up (written, electronic, telephone) with current students, prospective students, their families and guidance counselors.
• Drive innovation within the program by developing and implementing new initiatives, including workshops, seminars, and student experiences that enhance engagement and contribute.
• Serve as a liaison between the On Your Marq program and the Marquette University community, prospective students and their families, local schools, and national or community organizations with an interest in the program.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Master’s degree in Educational Psychology, Clinical, Social or equivalent LPC or CRC licensed for a minimum of 5 years
• A minimum of 5 years of experience providing counseling or case management services
• Excellent communication skills (i.e. grammar, vocabulary) to be applied to presentations, telephone communications, and to written communications such as email, letters and memos
• Effective problem solving and information gathering skills
• Ability to function independently, be a creative thinker, and demonstrate strong compassion and support for neurodiverse young adults and their families

Preferred Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

• Experience In education/higher education