Clinical Supervisor (Remote) - 1st Shift

Pyramid Healthcare•Altoona, PA

11d•Remote

About The Position

Pyramid Healthcare is hiring a Clinical Supervisor to facilitate and supervise clinical services for its Pennsylvania Clinical Assessment Team, in accordance with facility standards and the program’s clinical philosophy. The position is remote, and applicants must reside in Pennsylvania and hold licensure in Pennsylvania. The role includes supervising and training clinical department staff, providing licensure supervision appropriate to their discipline, supporting counselors with treatment plans and documentation, and maintaining a caseload as needed. It also involves coordinating treatment team meetings and case consultations, helping facility leadership develop programs, responding to client concerns and crises, and ensuring scheduled clinical programming takes place. Local travel is required, and the employee must provide their own transportation. Qualifications vary by program alignment. For ASAM-aligned substance programs, applicants must meet one of the listed education, licensure or certification, and clinical-experience pathways. These include specified master’s-level pathways, bachelor’s-level pathways with CADC certification or progress toward it, an associate degree with CAAC and relevant experience, or full statewide addictions-counselor certification with relevant experience and required core curriculum training. For ASAM-aligned co-occurring enhanced programs, the posting lists master’s-level education and licensure or certification pathways with relevant clinical experience. The successful candidate will have strong oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills; sound clinical judgment; problem-solving ability; the ability to respond appropriately to crises or potential risks; and working knowledge of applicable federal and state standards and compliance requirements. The work environment is usually moderately quiet and indoors. Physical demands include frequent talking or listening, regular sitting and use of hands and arms, occasional standing, walking, stairs and other movements, and occasional lifting of up to 25 pounds or seldom up to 50 pounds. Full-time benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, paid time off, a 401(k) with company match, tuition reimbursement, employee recognition programs, and referral bonus opportunities. Compensation may vary by location, experience, qualifications, and internal equity; candidates may contact the recruitment team to inquire about the range for their location.

Requirements

Applicants must reside in Pennsylvania and be licensed in Pennsylvania.
For ASAM-aligned substance programs, meet one of the listed qualification pathways: a relevant master’s degree with master’s-level licensure or CAADC certification and two years of clinical experience in a health and human services agency, including one year working directly with chemically dependent individuals; a relevant master’s degree while working toward master’s-level licensure or CAADC certification with the same experience; a bachelor’s degree with CADC or working toward CADC, at least one year of qualifying clinical experience, and three years of agency clinical experience including one year working directly with chemically dependent individuals; an associate degree with CAAC and four years of agency clinical experience including one year working directly with chemically dependent individuals; or full statewide addictions-counselor certification and three years of agency clinical experience including one year working directly with chemically dependent individuals, plus Department-approved core curriculum training that includes clinical supervision skills before hire.
For ASAM-aligned co-occurring enhanced programs, meet one of the listed pathways: a relevant master’s degree with master’s-level licensure or CAADC certification and two years of agency clinical experience including one year working directly with chemically dependent individuals; or a relevant master’s degree while working toward master’s-level licensure or CAADC certification with the same experience.
Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
Sound clinical judgment and excellent clinical skills.
Ability to problem-solve by gathering and analyzing information.
Ability to handle a crisis or potential-risk situation and react appropriately.
Working knowledge of federal and state standards, regulating-body requirements, and compliance standards.

Responsibilities

Facilitate and supervise clinical services in accordance with facility standards and the program’s clinical philosophy.
Assist counselors with developing treatment plans and maintaining notes.
Facilitate treatment team meetings and participate in case consultations.
Provide individual and group supervision to counselors and other assigned staff.
Provide day-to-day supervision and training of clinical department staff.
Provide licensure supervision to clinical staff as appropriate to discipline.
Maintain a caseload as needed.
Assist facility leadership in developing new programs.
Listen to clients concerning all areas of treatment.
Maintain a safe, orderly, and therapeutic environment for clients, including crisis intervention.
Ensure clinical programming occurs daily as scheduled.
Complete required training designated by the company and accreditation or licensing entities.
Perform other duties as assigned.