Clinical Supervisor Location: Raleigh, NC
Work Setting: Remote
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary: $100K to $200K per year
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Job SummaryAs a Clinical Supervisor, you will review client presentations with associate counselors, discuss treatment options, and provide guidance when clinical decisions need additional consideration. Supervision sessions will focus on practical issues that arise during counseling, including assessment findings, treatment progress, and situations that require further consultation. You will also monitor documentation and help associates recognize when a client's needs fall outside their current experience or authorized scope of practice. Applicants must be qualified to supervise associate counselors under the applicable state regulations.
Key Responsibilities- Discuss client cases with associates during scheduled supervision.
- Review treatment plans and recommend clinically appropriate adjustments.
- Help clinicians interpret assessment findings within their permitted scope.
- Provide guidance when clients show limited progress in treatment.
- Consult on risk assessment and appropriate safety responses.
- Support referrals when clients need additional or specialized services.
- Review relevant clinical notes for accuracy and completeness.
- Document supervision activities as required by the licensing board.
Requirements- Master's or doctoral degree in counseling or a qualifying mental health discipline.
- Current, unrestricted independent clinical license with eligibility to provide clinical supervision in the state of practice.
- State-required supervisor qualifications, approval, or training.
- Clinical experience with assessment and treatment planning.
- Strong understanding of clinical risk management and counseling ethics.
- Ability to evaluate cases and explain clinical recommendations clearly.
Benefits- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Paid time off
- Paid holidays
- Retirement benefits
- Professional development support
Submit Your ResumeApplications are open to qualified mental health professionals who meet the state's clinical supervision requirements.
