Clinical Supervisor PSW MFT LPCC

Job Summary: This jobs primary focus is to provide high quality clinical supervision on every aspect of the role for pre-masters students and post-masters associate level providers in Psychiatry and/or Addiction Medicine departments.

• Provides high quality clinical supervision per California Board requirements (Board of Behavioral Sciences or Board of Psychology) covering all aspects of the student/intern/Associate/licensed providers (any supervisee) role including clinical documentation, treatment planning, crisis response protocols, KP clinical workflows.
• Conducts timely and thorough performance evaluation of supervisees.
• Provides training and supervision in key treatment modalities and EBPs covering individual (adult, adolescent, child), family, couples and group therapy.
• In concert with other personnel and physicians, responds to and resolves service, access, quality, and provider concerns/issues related to supervisees.
• Develops and maintains departmental policies and procedures to meet Mental Health Care and organizational operational, business and strategic goals/objectives as related to supervisees.
• Partners with school program field liaison to complete all necessary paperwork and other requirements related to field placements.
• Uses outcome measures to train, coach and mentor supervisees in the provision of high-quality clinical outcomes for patients.
• Clinical program design and implementation as related to supervisees and overall regional and local clinic needs across the Mental Health continuum of care.
• Collaborates with Regional Mental Health Training Program team for student/intern/associate placements.
• Works with Academic Liaisons at the medical center and regional level for timely onboarding of students and interns.
• May develop and implement policies, procedures and systems to ensure customer/ member/patient satisfaction and member/patient access.
• Analyzes departmental volume/workload indicators and evaluates/improves utilization and productivity of supervisees.
• May provide direct psychotherapeutic services to patients and/or patient groups.

• Minimum two (2) years of post-license, paid experience as a member of a psychiatric treatment team.
• Masters degree in a field/discipline related to mental health such as psychology, social work, counseling, or behavioral science.
• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (California) OR Licensed Clinical Social Worker (California)

• Medical, Vision & Dental
• Professional Development
• Retirement Plans
• Vacation, Holiday & Sick Leave
• Supportive Teams & Resources