2026

Choptank Community Health System, Inc..•Denton, MD

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About The Position

The Behavioral Health Clinical Supervisor plays a critical leadership role in ensuring the success, quality, and integration of the Behavioral Health program across Choptank Community Health (CCHS). This position provides direct clinical supervision to fully licensed and provisionally licensed clinicians and interns, ensuring compliance with licensing and documentation standards, and evidence based‑ practice. In collaboration with operational leadership, the role supports daily oversight of therapists and clinical workflows to meet programmatic and organizational goals. Responsibilities include leading training and professional development, contributing to process improvement and clinical pathway development, and supporting grant writing and reporting needs to advance program initiatives and sustainability. In addition to leadership responsibilities, the position provides direct therapeutic services for patients with mental health and substance use disorders. This is an exempt, full-time position in pay grade 9 with the pay range of $92,212 - $138,371. The Behavioral Health Clinical Supervisor reports directly to the Chief Clinical Officer.

Requirements

Advanced understanding of and experience providing individual and group therapy evidence-based practices, including trauma informed care, substance use treatment, and/or co-occurring disorders.
Ability to work effectively with complex, diverse, and underserved populations.
Proficient knowledge of MD COMAR regulations and MD Mental Health and Substance use policies and procedures.
Knowledge of HIPAA requirements and commitment to compliance.
Proficient in supervision, service delivery, and case management fundamentals.
Ability to manage/prioritize multiple responsibilities, solve problems, and work as part of an interdisciplinary team.
Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Strong clerical and administrative skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Office and Electronic Health Records.
Working knowledge of grant writing and reporting.
CPR certification.
Valid Maryland driver’s license.
Master's degree from an accredited University
MD Licensed Clinician (LCSW-C or LCPC) with Supervisors license
Must be able to meet and maintain the CCHS credentialing requirements
Minimum of 2 years providing clinical supervision for fully licensed and provisional licensed clinicians, and interns
Minimum of 2 years demonstrating progressive leadership

Nice To Haves

Certified in trauma treatment preferred

Responsibilities

Establishes and maintains positive, ethical, and professional supervisory relationships with supervisees.
Conducts chart reviews and provide supervision for clinicians, ensuring all clinical supervision requirements are met across CCHS.
Ensures supervisee compliance with licensure requirements.
Provides support and consultation on complex clinical cases.
Monitors documentation quality, accuracy, and compliance with CCHS, state, and licensure standards.
Oversees and coordinates the behavioral health internship program.
Delivers Behavioral Health training as needed.
Collaborates with other leaders on policy and procedure and workflows, helping to resolve challenges and ensuring an efficient and effective integrated program.
Monitors utilization of services and the success of outcome measures, ensures use and optimization of measurement-based care platform across the program.
Serves as EHR superuser for BH, training and onboarding new clinicians.
Supports Clinical Leadership with privileging determination for BH clinicians per policy.
Assists clinically with annual performance evaluations for BH team.
Works with Operational Leadership to complete monthly rounding with BH clinicians.
Supports grant writing and reporting as needed.
Facilitates weekly clinician meetings and quarterly department meetings.
Serves as Behavioral Health Clinical Leader for Behavioral Health program, working in dyad with operational leadership and other clinical leads.
Provides evidence-based individual, family, and group psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and/or adults
Conducts comprehensive behavioral health assessments, screenings, and diagnostic evaluations utilizing measurement-based care
Develops, implements, and regularly updates individualized treatment plans in collaboration with patients and care teams
Provides crisis intervention, safety planning, and short-term therapeutic support as needed
Maintains an active caseload, based on the needs of the program, and in accordance with COMAR regulations, utilizing electronic tools to track active and archived/discharged patients
Collaborates with primary care providers, psychiatrists, case managers, and other healthcare professionals in an integrated care model
Provides behavioral health consultations within primary care settings when appropriate, including warm hand-offs
Educates patients and families on mental health conditions, coping strategies, and treatment options
Maintains timely, accurate, and compliant clinical documentation in the electronic health record (EHR), closing notes within 72 hours
Ensures documentation meets FQHC, state, federal, and payer requirements (including HRSA standards)
Documentation includes intake paperwork, biopsychosocial assessment, diagnostic screens, and assessments as necessary, treatment planning, discharge planning, satisfaction survey, and community referrals when needed.
Adheres to all confidentiality, HIPAA, and professional ethical standards
Participates in quality improvement initiatives and outcome tracking by fully utilizing measurement-based care and staying engaged with electronic tools
Provides culturally responsive and trauma-informed care to diverse and underserved populations
Supports patients in addressing social determinants of health through referrals and coordination with community resources
Performs other duties as assigned.
Regular, reliable attendance is a requirement of this job.