Clinical Supervisor

About the role

The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for providing clinical supervision to each supervisee assigned, focusing on substance use disorders, mental health disorders, and co-occurring disorders. This role involves providing weekly clinical supervision, overseeing diagnoses and assessments, conducting biannual evaluations, and ensuring compliance with licensing and accreditation requirements.

Responsibilities

• Provide weekly clinical supervision to assigned supervisees, for a minimum of 1 hour per week (50 hours per calendar year).
• Document the clinical supervision session, and retain thorough records.
• Oversee diagnosing and assessment being conducted by supervisee.
• Biannual evaluation of each supervisee in the areas of personal characteristics, philosophical foundations, communication, counseling skills, adjunctive activities, and ethical standards.
• Monitor each supervisee 1:1 during group facilitation, individual counseling, clinical case presentation, etc., once per quarter.
• Review all treatment plans, assessments, and treatment recommendations made by supervisee, and providing supervising signature where required.
• Document clinical consultations in the client’s file.
• Maintain compliance with all licensing & accreditation requirements including organizational (Department of Health, Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services, CARF, etc.) and individual (as outlined by the Division of Consumer Affairs) for each respective discipline, as it relates to clinical practice & clinical supervision.
• Ensure adherence to all applicable laws including those related to Duty to Warn, Child Abuse & Neglect, Elder Abuse, Megan’s Law, etc.
• Collaborate with management on staff development and clinician strengths.
• Complete all required (internal and external) supervision forms, applications, etc., retain proof within agency, and submit to Division of Consumer Affair where applicable.
• Strict adherence to all organizational policies.
• Comply with and satisfy all supervision and practice regulations as defined by Division of Consumer Affairs for each discipline.

Requirements

• Master’s Degree in related discipline (i.e. clinical social work, mental health counseling, substance use counseling, etc.).
• Relevant supervision certificate: CCS (Certified Clinical Supervisor) or ACS (Approved Clinical Supervisor).
• 3 Years of practice as LCSW
• 20 Hour Continuing Education Credits of post-graduate Clinical Supervision Course offered by either the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) or a sponsor approved by ASWB, or an educational program approved by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
• 1 Year of practice as LCADC
• Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS) certification from an ICRC member board.
• 2 Years of practice as LPCA clinical supervisor’s certificate (ACS) from the National Board for Certified Counselors Center for Credentialing and Education or its successor, the American Society of Addictive Medicine or its successor, the American Psychiatric Association or its successor or the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy or its successor; or completed a minimum of three graduate credits in clinical supervision from a regionally accredited institution of higher education.

Qualifications

• Part-time position is based on agency needs ($45/hr)
• Full-time position is Monday through Friday from 9am-5pm ($60k/yr)

Benefits

• Low Cost and Generous Medical and Prescription Coverage
• Employer Paid Dental
• Employer Paid Vision
• Employer Paid Life and AD&D
• Employer Paid Long Term Disability
• Employer Paid Health Reimbursement Account
• Generous Vacation, Sick, Personal and Holiday Time
• 403(b) Plan with a Dollar for Dollar Match up to 3% of Compensation
• Employee Assistance Plan
• Flexible Spending Account
• Commuter Benefit Plan
• Tuition Reimbursement – up to $4,000 annual
• Recognition Rewards
• Professional Development Assistance