Clinical Supervisor, Ryan House

About the position

The Clinical Supervisor plays a crucial role in overseeing case managers, recovery specialists, and interns, ensuring the application of evidence-based practices in the treatment of clients with complex issues such as co-occurring disorders and trauma. This position involves providing individual and group supervision, conducting assessments, and offering additional support services to residents. The Clinical Supervisor also participates in on-call coverage and collaborates with the program's leadership to enhance clinical program design and client treatment outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Provides clinical supervision and crisis consultation to case managers and recovery specialist staff.
• Maintains current knowledge of evidence based practices including Medication Assisted Treatment for opioid use disorders.
• Provides training and supervision to ensure the use of evidence based practices by clinical staff.
• Monitors and assigns case managers caseloads.
• Conducts assessments and provides individual and group services to residents requiring additional support.
• In collaboration with the program's Leadership Team, continually reviews the clinical program design and implements recommendations for improved client treatment.
• Chairs the weekly multidisciplinary treatment team meeting. Discusses and develops strategies to maximize client's continuation and compliance in treatment.
• Audits clinical documentation to ensure adequate and timely documentation that is in conformance with state regulations.
• Participates in meetings with internal and external stakeholders and community service providers.
• Regularly reviews the group treatment curriculum and develops new groups in response to the needs of the client population.
• Maintains necessary records.
• Participates in rotating weekend and after hours on call coverage for Ryan House and the co-located Transitional Support Services program.

Requirements

• Master's degree in clinical psychology, mental health, psychology, rehabilitative counseling, social work, or a closely related field required.
• Independent licensure preferred (LICSW, LMHC, LADC I). Must be on track to obtain independent licensure prior to January 1, 2028.
• Two years of supervised substance use disorder counseling experience required.
• At least one year of full-time equivalent clinical experience in a supervisory role required, though candidates without supervisory experience may be considered if independently licensed.

Benefits

• Sign on bonus up to $3000 (pro-rated for part time)