Clinical Supervisor (Floater)

McKinley Children's Center•San Dimas, CA

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

McKinley is seeking a Clinical Supervisor who is dedicated to its mission and H.U.M.A.N. values. This role is responsible for overseeing the clinical functions of staff, ensuring high-quality client care, supporting the professional development of clinicians, and enforcing agency policies and procedures. The Clinical Supervisor will also act as a floater, providing interim supervisory coverage across different departments and programs to ensure continuity of services and operations. This position requires collaboration with the Quality Assurance and Compliance Team, other department supervisors/managers, and involves monitoring adherence to governing bodies, contractual requirements, and internal policies. The role includes reviewing care records for compliance with treatment documentation standards, adapting to program-specific workflows, assisting clinicians with culturally sensitive treatment plans, providing crisis intervention, and being on call for clinical emergencies. The supervisor will also complete handoffs with primary supervisors/managers, summarizing urgent items, risks, and follow-up needs. Other related duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Master's Degree
Minimum of 5 years of experience working in DMH-contracted mental health settings
2 years post BBS licensure
2 years of supervisory experience preferred
Word Processing
Email
Internet
Ability to learn clinical software
Basic office skills (i.e. typing, telephone, copier)
Must pass pre-employment physical exam, TB and drug screening
Ability to commute to various sites on and off campus
Ability to work extended hours as needed
DOJ, FBI, Child Abuse Index Insurability under Corporate Automobile Insurance

Responsibilities

Ensure that the Mental Health Clinicians are in full regulatory compliance and that clinical services are delivered in accordance with recognized best practices
Provide individual and group supervision for Mental Health Clinicians in accordance with regulatory requirements and accreditation standards and agency policy
Serve as a floater supervisor as assigned, providing interim supervisory coverage across departments/programs to maintain continuity of services and operations
Provide collaboration with Quality Assurance and Compliance Team Members to ensure documentation compliance and respond to identified risk areas
Work with other Department supervisors/managers to increase clear communication and mutual support between programs
Monitor and assure adherence of assigned programs to all governing bodies, contractual requirements, and internal policies/procedures
Monitor care records to assure that required treatment documentation is included and meets agency and professional standards
Monitor and review all agency protocols and practices adapt quickly to program-specific workflows and documentation expectations when covering
Assist Clinicians in developing treatment plans which ensure quality services and are sensitive to cultural issues
Provide crisis intervention as required
Remain on call for clinical emergencies per assigned rotation/coverage expectations
Complete start-of-coverage and end-of-coverage handoffs with the primary supervisor/manager, including a brief summary of urgent items, risks, and follow-up needs
Other related duties as assigned