Clinical Supervisor:

Location: Bloomington, Indiana

Salary: $60,000+

Requirements: LCSW

Clinical Supervisor 

• Provide training, support, supervision, and encouragement to direct reports. 

• Provide leadership and encouragement to the district team. 

• Responsible for district clinical and programming goals and outcomes. 

• Execute job responsibilities consistent with the agency tenets of culture, mission, vision and beliefs, while adhering to all company policies, procedures, and deadlines. 

• Facilitate weekly staffing, supervise cases, and provide consultations, as needed for direct reports. 

• Review client documentation, including progress notes, supervised visitation reports, monthly reports, and court reports. 

• Work with District Director to market services for growth opportunities. 

• Assign referrals to direct reports and ensure they have appropriately assigned caseloads. 

• Oversee Adoption & Guardianship Support Services as assigned to direct reports 

• Address problems and communication issues with referral sources in assigned district. 

• Organize and lead routine staff meetings with district leadership. 

• Provide orientation and training for new team members – to include scheduling of job shadows with experienced staff; policies and procedures relating to overall company practices and practices specifically 

• Analyze and evaluate team productivity goals, clinical competencies, and quality assurance for trends and continual improvement. 

• Track and report necessary details of direct reports' performance, including all documentation, risks, missed supervisions, 

• supervision forms, shadowing forms, employee concerns, and coaching steps taken to assist. 

• Promote the mission, vision, and values of agency 

• Demonstrate respect for social-cultural values, personal goals, lifestyle choices, and complex family interactions, and deliver 

  • services in a culturally competent fashion. 

• Support quality clinical training and development, utilizing evidence-based practices and growing comprehensive services. 

• Ensure compliance with service standards and COA. 

• Utilize critical thinking skills to make timely and ethical decisions for the district. 

• Offer insight and input to strengthen organization performance and quality of services and to improve client satisfaction. 

• Cover cases for direct reports, as needed. 

Qualifications 

Masters or better in Psychology or related field. Masters or better in Social Work or related field. Experience 

Required 

5 years: Experience in social work or similar field Licenses & Certifications
Preferred