Clinical Supervisor
Job Details
- Experience
- Requirements vary by qualification: 2 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with the chemically dependent; 3 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with the chemically dependent; or 4 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with the chemically dependent.
Requirements
- For ASAM-aligned substance programs, one qualifying education, licensure, or certification pathway is required.
- A master's degree in chemical dependency, psychology, social work, or counseling, with master's-level licensure or CAADC certification, and 2 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people.
- Alternatively, a master's degree in a qualifying field with progress toward master's-level licensure or CAADC certification, and 2 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people.
- Alternatively, a bachelor's degree with CADC certification or progress toward CADC, at least 1 year of qualifying clinical experience, and 3 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people.
- Alternatively, an associate degree with CAAC and 4 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people.
- Alternatively, full addiction counselor certification from a statewide certification body and 3 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people; Department-approved core curriculum training, including clinical supervision skills, must be completed before hire.
- For ASAM-aligned co-occurring enhanced programs, the posting specifies master's-level education with licensure or CAADC certification, or progress toward master's-level licensure or CAADC certification, and 2 years of clinical experience, including 1 year working directly with chemically dependent people.
- Demonstrate sound clinical judgment and clinical skills.
- Be able to gather and analyze information to solve problems and respond appropriately to crises or potential risks.
- Have working knowledge of federal and state standards, regulatory body standards, and compliance standards.
- Provide excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
Responsibilities
- Facilitate and supervise clinical services in accordance with facility standards and the program's clinical philosophy.
- Assist counselors with developing treatment plans and maintaining notes.
- Facilitate treatment team meetings and participate in case consultations.
- Provide individual and group supervision to counselors and other assigned staff.
- Maintain a caseload as needed.
- Assist facility leadership in developing new programs.
- Listen to clients concerning all areas of treatment.
- Maintain a safe, orderly, and therapeutic client environment, including crisis intervention.
- Ensure clinical programming occurs daily as scheduled.
- Complete required company and accreditation or licensing trainings.