Mental Health Clinical Supervisor
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Work Setting: Remote
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary: $100K to $200K per year
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Job Summary
We are hiring a Mental Health Clinical Supervisor to provide ongoing supervision to associate-level therapists working toward independent licensure. The supervisor will meet with assigned clinicians to discuss active cases, review treatment decisions, and address concerns that arise during counseling sessions. This position also involves evaluating clinical documentation, monitoring professional progress, and ensuring associates receive supervision that meets applicable licensing standards. The right candidate will have extensive counseling experience, sound clinical judgment, and a practical approach to helping developing therapists manage their responsibilities. Supervision must be provided by a clinician who meets the qualifications established by the applicable state licensing board.
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Supervise associate counselors by reviewing client cases, treatment plans, assessments, and risk concerns, while guiding clinical decisions and ensuring documentation meets licensing-board requirements.
Provides clinical supervision to associate-level therapists, reviewing cases and documentation, guiding treatment decisions, monitoring professional development, and ensuring supervision meets applicable licensing standards.
Provide structured clinical supervision to associate therapists through case discussions, feedback, and professional development goals while supporting sound clinical judgment, ethical practice, and required documentation.
Provides clinical supervision to associate-level therapists, reviewing cases and documentation, guiding treatment decisions, monitoring professional development, and ensuring supervision meets state licensing standards.
Provide clinical supervision to associate-level therapists, reviewing cases and documentation, guiding treatment decisions, and monitoring professional development and readiness for increased responsibility.
