Oregon Supervisor

About the role

This is a hybrid leadership role based in the Portland metro area. The Counselor Supervisor will oversee a team of counselors and therapists, ensuring high-quality care delivery, strong clinical performance, and alignment with Affect’s treatment model.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual and group clinical supervision to counselors and therapists
• Coach clinicians on complex cases, clinical skill development, and adherence to treatment standards
• Drive strong clinical outcomes and team performance, including productivity, engagement, and quality metrics
• Monitor and ensure timely documentation, billing accuracy, and compliance standards
• Support caseload and utilization management, including scheduling optimization and panel adjustments
• Conduct chart reviews, audits, and performance evaluations
• Partner with clinical leadership, operations, and medical teams to ensure smooth day-to-day care delivery
• Support training, onboarding, and ongoing development of clinicians
• Contribute to new program initiatives, protocols, and quality improvement efforts
• Maintain a small clinical caseload as needed to support operations and remain connected to care delivery
• Participate in hiring and help build a strong, mission-aligned team

Requirements

• Active and independent Oregon license: LCSW or LPC
• Minimum 2+ years of experience as an independent clinician
• Prior experience supervising clinicians (required)
• Ability to supervise clinicians across substance use and mental health treatment
• Willingness to work in-office in the Portland metro area
• Ability to maintain a Monday–Friday schedule
• Strong communication and leadership skills, with the ability to manage across teams
• Experience supporting documentation standards, utilization, and performance management
• Comfort working in a structured, fast-paced clinical environment

Preferred

• Experience leading teams and managing clinical staff performance
• Experience with hiring, onboarding, or training clinicians
• Familiarity with local Oregon treatment landscape and community resources