Clinical Supervisor (Contractor)
About The Position
The Clinical Supervisor manages clinical and administrative services for Associate and Licensed providers and oversees mental health service delivery in accordance with agency standards, ethical principles, professional practices, regulations, and best practices. The role includes clinical supervision, quality assurance, and support for clinicians, particularly in completing accurate patient charts and maintaining high documentation standards. As a contractor, the Clinical Supervisor contributes expertise, innovation, and leadership to the success of the program. The position also involves delivering mental health care—including crisis intervention, treatment, case management, and referrals—to patients and family members; participating in treatment planning; conducting clinical assessments; and maintaining accurate, timely documentation in compliance with HIPAA and other applicable obligations. Services may be provided in person or through telehealth, including phone and video calls. The supervisor collaborates with administrative, management, and cross-functional teams, trains staff, evaluates program effectiveness, engages community partners, and supports continuous improvement. The role requires independent clinical judgment and caseload management with minimal direct supervision.
Responsibilities
- Deliver mental health services, including crisis intervention, treatment, case management, and referrals, to patients and family members.
- Participate in the design, execution, and evaluation of treatment plans addressing mental, emotional, and family disorders and dysfunction.
- Conduct regular clinical assessments and maintain comprehensive, accurate, and timely clinical documentation, adhering to HIPAA and established deadlines.
- Collaborate with administrative, management, and cross-functional teams to coordinate patient care and integrate mental health initiatives into programs and services.
- Provide clinical supervision and manage clinical and administrative services for Associate and Licensed providers.
- Oversee mental health service delivery in accordance with agency standards, ethical principles, and professional practices.
- Conduct quality assurance and ensure program activities comply with relevant regulations and best practices.
- Develop training materials and guide staff on mental health awareness, crisis intervention, and supportive techniques.
- Implement metrics to evaluate program effectiveness; conduct regular assessments, monitor progress, and identify areas for improvement.
- Build partnerships with community organizations, stakeholders, and mental health professionals to increase program reach and impact.
- Develop protocols and procedures for mental health crisis response, including suicide prevention and intervention strategies.
- Maintain records of program activities, outcomes, and expenditures, and prepare reports for stakeholders and funders.
- Stay informed about emerging trends, research, and best practices in mental health and incorporate relevant knowledge into program design and implementation.
- Provide services in person and through telehealth, including phone and video calls, while following mandated reporter protocols and legal obligations.
- Respond promptly to email, phone, and instant-message communications during scheduled work hours, while maintaining punctuality and professionalism.
- Work independently, make sound clinical decisions, and manage a caseload with minimal direct supervision.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed
