Licensed Clinical Supervisor
$95,000–$105,000 year
On-siteWashington, District of Columbia, United States
Job Summary
Provide direct clinical services including evidence-based individual, couples, family, and group interventions while conducting screenings, assessments, treatment planning, and documentation. Deliver individual and group clinical supervision to staff and interns, offering case consultation and guidance to the broader clinical and case management team. Meet regularly with teams to review caseloads, complex cases, and risk issues, ensuring compliance with protocols and ethical standards. Collaborate with multidisciplinary partners, providers, and community agencies to coordinate comprehensive client care and support crisis response and safety planning. Prepare clinical and quality assurance reports as requested.
Required Qualifications
- Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Psychology, or a closely related clinical behavioral health field
- Current, unrestricted independent clinical license in good standing that authorizes independent clinical practice in the state or the District of Columbia where the position is located
- Must meet all applicable jurisdictional requirements to provide clinical supervision to licensed, pre-licensed, associate, trainee, and/or intern staff
- At least five years of experience in a clinical setting
- Reliable transportation
- Valid driver's license
- Ability to meet company insurance and driver training requirements
Desired Qualifications
- At least three years of clinical supervisory experience
- Demonstrated experience providing direct behavioral health services, clinical assessment, treatment planning, and case consultation
- Experience supervising interns, trainees, or developing clinicians
- Demonstrated ability to provide clinical consultation and oversight to multidisciplinary teams, including case managers and other direct-service staff
- Knowledge of current DSM diagnostic criteria and behavioral health assessment practices
- Experience in trauma-related diagnosis and treatment, including PTSD
- Knowledge of evidence-based and evidence-informed practices, targeted treatment modalities, and measurement-based care
- Experience working with military populations and/or veterans
- Excellent oral and written communication, consultation, documentation, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to exercise sound independent clinical judgment while working collaboratively with site leadership, national clinical leadership, and multidisciplinary teams
- Ability to work effectively with diverse clients, staff, interns, and community partners
- Proficiency with electronic health records, computer systems, and other information systems used in service delivery and documentation
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