Mental Health Clinical Supervisor

Gotham Enterprises•Los Angeles, CA

3d•Remote

About The Position

The Mental Health Clinical Supervisor provides ongoing supervision to associate-level therapists working toward independent licensure. The supervisor meets with assigned clinicians to discuss active cases, review treatment decisions, and address concerns arising during counseling sessions. The role also includes evaluating clinical documentation, monitoring professional progress, and ensuring supervision meets applicable licensing standards. The position calls for extensive counseling experience, sound clinical judgment, and a practical approach to helping developing therapists manage their responsibilities. Supervision must be provided by a clinician who meets the qualifications established by the applicable state licensing board. The position is remote and based in Los Angeles, California. It is full-time, with a Monday–Friday schedule from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The stated salary range is $100,000 to $200,000 per year.

Requirements

Master’s or doctoral degree in counseling or a qualifying mental health discipline.
Current, unrestricted independent clinical license with eligibility to provide clinical supervision in the state of practice.
Approved supervisor status or equivalent eligibility as required by the state board.
Relevant clinical experience in mental health counseling.
Knowledge of assessment, treatment planning, and professional ethics.
Strong communication and clinical feedback skills.

Responsibilities

Provide scheduled individual supervision to assigned associate therapists.
Conduct group supervision when permitted and assigned.
Review clinical assessments, case notes, and treatment plans.
Discuss challenging cases and provide appropriate clinical recommendations.
Monitor associates’ progress toward professional development goals.
Maintain supervision documentation according to state requirements.
Address clinical, ethical, or professional concerns as needed.
Evaluate associates’ clinical judgment and readiness for increasing responsibility.