Substance Use Disorder Program Clinical Supervisor

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PROGRAM CLINICAL SUPERVISOR BENEFITS PACKAGE

• Holiday Pay: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day
• Medical, Dental, Vision
• Health Savings Account
• Life Insurance
• Short Term/Long Term Disability
• Identity Theft Protection
• Pet Insurance
• Employee Assistance Program and Discount Center
• 401K & Plan Matching
• PTO
• Annual Incentive Bonus
• Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PROGRAM CLINICAL SUPERVISOR POSITION SUMMARY

The Substance Use Disorder Program Clinical Supervisor plays a crucial role in addressing and managing substance abuse issues among the incarcerated patient population. Their responsibilities involve a combination of clinical supervision, treatment planning, and administrative tasks. They provide proper training and a supportive atmosphere to help employees succeed.

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PROGRAM CLINICAL SUPERVISOR ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Under the clinical guidance of the SUD program director
• Will provide the next level of clinical supervision to the SUD counselors assigned to a specific SUD program
• Will provide clinical supervision of SUD counselor who are not licensed and credentialed to assist in license/credential obtainment
• Carry a caseload, conduct groups, complete treatment plans
• Provide coverage in the absence of SUD counselors
• Participate in local meetings as assigned
• Provide supervision coverage in the absence of the SUD director
• Aid SUD program director in obtaining all necessary information related to required reports
• Aid SUD program director in ensuring program compliance and the delivery of quality SUD services
• Work collaboratively with other SUD programs as needed to ensure appropriate coverage
• Work collaboratively w/ all other departments

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PROGRAM CLINICAL SUPERVISOR MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• Master’s degree in social work, counseling psychology, or other similar degree
• Must hold a substance use certification (CADC, CAADC, licensed chemical dependency professional, or CCDP)
• Prefers to be licensed - i.e., LCSW, LPC, and/or LCDP
• Must have at least 2 years’ experience in an SUD treatment program