Supervisor

KLAMATH YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER•Klamath Falls, OR

26d•$64,691 - $80,863

About The Position

At Klamath Basin Behavioral Health (KBBH), we believe in people first; whether it's the youth we serve or the professionals who support them. As a Youth Services Clinical Supervisor, you won’t just manage care; you’ll lead transformation. This is your opportunity to shape outcomes for youth in residential treatment through compassionate, trauma-informed leadership and clinical excellence. We are looking for a mission-driven professional who can lead with heart and deliver with purpose.

Requirements

A graduate degree in psychology, social work, or a related behavioral health field (QMHP eligible).
At least one year of experience working with youth in treatment, residential, or behavioral health settings.
Strong clinical assessment, planning, and documentation skills.
Ability to lead through example by modeling trauma-informed, strength-based approaches.
Resilience under pressure and a commitment to showing up with empathy even in tough moments.
A valid Oregon driver’s license and insurable driving record.

Responsibilities

Lead clinical care for youth in our Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS) program by developing treatment goals, providing individual and family therapy, and ensuring care meets high clinical and ethical standards.
Coach and support staff by providing clinical guidance to Youth Development Specialists, offering real-time feedback, and fostering a growth-minded environment built on accountability and trust.
Champion quality by reviewing documentation for accuracy and alignment with youth treatment plans, providing oversight for state and internal compliance, and ensuring youth receive services that matter.
Coordinate care across agencies, including DHS, education providers, and internal KBBH teams, to ensure each youth’s path to stability and success is seamless and supported.
Step up as a leader when the Program Manager is unavailable by keeping the home running smoothly and aligned with state and organizational standards.
Support youth where they are, providing therapeutic presence and crisis support with calm, confidence, and compassion; even during high-stress, high-needs moments.