Clinical Supervisor

Sevita•Wytheville, VA

7d•$47,902 - $51,000

About The Position

Provides clinical supervision to therapists and clinical staff in community-based, outpatient, or intensive outpatient mental health and/or substance abuse services for individuals, groups, families, and couples. Oversees therapy services, service-plan development and implementation, and service quality. Regularly reviews documentation for compliance and proactively addresses concerns about therapeutic services. Supervises assigned staff.

Requirements

Master’s degree in human services.
Three years of related experience, including one year of clinical supervision experience.
Licensure and/or certification as required by the state.
Current driver’s license, car registration, and auto insurance if providing transportation to individuals receiving services.
Travel as needed.
Maryland CFS: Master’s degree in social work and Board Certification as a Supervisor; LCSW-C.
North Carolina CFS Intensive Outpatient: Meet the state requirements for a Qualified Professional and demonstrate competence as required by the North Carolina Administrative Code. The posting lists qualifying licensure or education and supervised experience pathways, including: a qualifying human-service-profession license, provisional license, certificate, registration, or permit plus four years of full-time accumulated mh/dd/sa experience with the population served; a master’s degree in a human service field plus one year of full-time accumulated supervised mh/dd/sa experience with the population served, or the stated equivalent substance abuse counseling experience; a human-services bachelor’s degree plus two years of the stated supervised experience; or a non-human-services bachelor’s degree plus four years of the stated supervised experience.
North Carolina CFS Intensive Outpatient: Current First Aid and CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Supervise and oversee therapists and outpatient clinical services to ensure quality clinical evaluations, service delivery, and therapeutic discharge for people served.
Coordinate service delivery with consulting staff, such as physicians and psychologists, and families; consult with treatment teams and psychiatric staff regarding assessment and interpretation as needed.
Provide individual and family psychotherapy as needed.
Assess and assign intakes when applicable, and monitor daily census and related referral sources.
Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures, state and legal requirements, billing requirements, and applicable accreditation standards.
Participate in programmatic meetings concerning program development, policies and procedures, compliance plans, and strategic plans as needed.
Assist with development, implementation, and oversight of clinical services; assemble program statistics and provide documentation for billing and licensing as needed.
Oversee utilization review.
Participate in the scheduled on-call rotation and provide consultation to team members as needed.
Develop and implement crisis intervention and emergency procedures, quality improvement, incident management, and internal evaluations; participate in the emergency coverage system.
Assist with overall program and staff management as directed by the State or Program Director, or in their absence; may oversee recruitment, matching, contracting, and performance evaluations.
Ensure comprehensive training and clinical supervision for assigned staff, and provide orientation for people served and their families as needed.
Direct and supervise assigned staff, including performance evaluations, scheduling, orientation, and training.
Make decisions concerning employee hires, transfers, promotions, salary changes, discipline, terminations, and similar actions; resolve employee problems within the responsibilities of the position.
Perform other related duties and activities as required.