Clinical Supervisor

SIMPLE SOLUTIONS PSYCHOTHERAPY•Rancho Cucamonga, CA

68d•$98,000 - $110,000

About The Position

The Licensed Clinical Supervisor manages pre-doctoral psychology assistants, practicum students, and associates. The role involves reviewing documentation, communicating needed corrections, providing resources, developing training as needed (including Law & Ethics, clinical diagnosing, and therapeutic modalities), and overseeing administered assessments. The supervisor also provides individual and group clinical supervision, feedback, and guidance in keeping with organizational and practicum program requirements. The position requires understanding the organization’s business goals, group practice, treatment focus, and patient promise, as well as applicable local, state, and federal healthcare guidelines and the scope of work for behavioral science disciplines. The supervisor supports client potential and needs while maintaining ethical and documentation standards. The role reports to the CEO and/or Program Director. The work takes place in a normal office environment and involves computers, laptops, telephones, copiers, and printers; it may involve sitting for up to eight hours per day.

Requirements

Current California licensure in Marriage and Family Therapy or equivalent.
Registered as a clinical supervisor.
Strong commitment to diversity and inclusion for all clients.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Compassionate and empathetic approach, with the ability to establish and build trust.
Excellent listening skills.
Thorough understanding of human behavior, behavioral and affective disorders, and their diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Organizational skills to manage complex, deadline-driven paperwork.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe, or related software.
Thorough understanding of applicable ethical codes and standards.

Nice To Haves

1–2 years of clinical supervision experience.

Responsibilities

Understand the organization’s business goals and objectives, including its Group Practice, Treatment Focus, and Patient Promise.
Understand local, state, and federal healthcare guidelines and the scope of work for relevant behavioral science disciplines.
Support the development of client potential and fulfillment of client needs in accordance with the organization’s practice and treatment approach.
Provide individual and group clinical supervision to PsyD students, assistants, and associates.
Maintain documentation and supervise work produced by supervisees; provide oral and written feedback consistent with practicum program requirements.
Ensure supervisee client caseload files meet organizational expectations and provide information needed to correct or revise documentation.
Communicate with supervisees to ensure documentation is completed within required time frames, including notes within 24 hours and corrections or revisions within 48 hours.
Administer, interpret, and supervise appropriately selected psychometric instruments and screenings, including psycho-educational, objective, and projective measures; write reports and provide recommendations and feedback to clients, families, and other clinicians as applicable.
Review SOAP notes, treatment plans, and mental status examinations within 72 hours of receipt.
Communicate required documentation corrections or revisions and ensure corrections are signed within 48 hours of being returned.
Ensure supervisees follow documentation submission time frames.
Maintain compliance with ethical codes and standards.