Clinical Supervisor

Spectrum Health Systems•Chesapeake, VA

76d•$70,000 - $75,000•Onsite

About The Position

Indian Creek Correctional Center is a level 2 medium security prison. This facility provides specialized treatment services to individuals with substance use disorder. The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for providing overall clinical leadership and management on all clinical aspects of the program and ensuring the program design and fidelity to the treatment model according to the program’s written clinical plan. This role involves conducting regular clinical record reviews, providing direct supervision to clinical personnel, ensuring scheduled programming occurs, and providing training to staff. The supervisor will also address program participant issues and work closely with the Virginia Department of Corrections personnel to ensure quality service delivery and promote a healing environment for individuals with substance use disorders.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in the Human Services field is required.
State Certification as a Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC) in the state of Virginia or similar certification recognized by the Virginia Board of Professional Counselors is required.
Must have a basic working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Nice To Haves

Prior supervisory experience is highly preferred.
Experience working in Cognitive Therapeutic Community model programs is highly preferable.
Experience working within a correctional or secure environment is a plus.

Responsibilities

Providing overall clinical leadership and management on all clinical aspects of the program and ensuring the program design and fidelity to the treatment model according to the program’s written clinical plan.
Conducting regular clinical record reviews ensuring all documents are complete within established timeframes and demonstrating clinical quality.
Providing direct individual and group supervision to clinical personnel.
Ensuring all scheduled groups programming and other activities occur according to the program schedule.
Providing training to counseling and other personnel on various clinical, programmatic, documentation and other topics as directed.
Addressing program participant issues, concerns, and inappropriate behaviors promptly and in accordance with Spectrum’s clinical design and models appropriate behavior to other personnel.
Working closely with the Virginia Department of Corrections personnel to ensure quality delivery of services and promote a healing environment where people with substance use disorders can learn to live in recovery as returning citizens.