Licensed Clinical Supervisor

About the role

The Licensed Clinical Supervisor provides clinical leadership, supervision, and oversight to Behavioral Health Services staff to ensure high-quality, individualized, and clinically appropriate services for children and families. This role provides clinical consultation and guidance, completes and supports assessment and treatment planning, reviews documentation and service delivery, and ensures services align with identified clinical needs and professional standards. The Licensed Clinical Supervisor also oversees staff performance, productivity, documentation quality, and compliance with agency, Medicaid, Texas Administrative Code, contractual, and applicable licensing requirements. The role promotes sound clinical practice, positive client outcomes, family engagement, staff development, and consistent implementation of evidence-based practices throughout the program.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision, and supplemental insurance options, including HSA match for qualifying contributions
• Parental Paid Leave
• Retirement savings plan with company match
• Paid time off and holiday pay
• Mileage reimbursement
• Tuition reimbursement available
• Company sponsored learning and development

Responsibilities

• Provides day-to-day administrative and program supervision to Qualified Mental Health Professionals (QMHPs) and assigned staff, including caseload management, coordination of staff activities, and guidance related to client needs and service delivery.
• Guides staff in understanding identified client needs and diagnoses and in applying appropriate program services, interventions, and approved curricula; coordinates interdisciplinary collaboration with treatment team members, parents, guardians, and foster parents as appropriate.
• Ensures treatment plans and services are aligned with needs and strengths identified through the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) or Adult Needs and Strengths Assessment (ANSA) and meet Mental Health Targeted Case Management, state, and agency requirements.
• Monitors completion of required assessments, treatment plans, goals, IEP-related documentation, and other client records to ensure established deadlines and program requirements are met.
• Assist in enrollment and discharge decisions as needed.
• Provide guidance to staff to help them in understanding clients’ needs/diagnoses and enhance service provision skills.
• Coordinates inter-disciplinary teams as appropriate, involving parents/guardians/foster parents.
• Evaluate performances of those providing clinical and other related services.
• May provide after‑hours “On‑Call” coverage for direct services (service provided during hours when offices are closed).
• Provide crisis intervention services