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Thriveworks Clinical - Oregon, LLC
Clinical Supervisor - OR - LCSW - Remote
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A Clinical Supervisor or Manager supervises staff and manages services in a clinical program. May provide clinical supervision for nursing, counseling or home health care staff. Works to ensure quality patient care. Trains and develops clinical staff and manages clinical program budgets.
$121,630 / year median in the U.S.
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Thriveworks is currently seeking a Licensed Clinical Supervisor (LCSW) in Oregon. •MUST live in OR, WA, ID, or UT and be licensed within the state of Oregon.•About the Job Thriveworks is a mental health care company founded by clinicians in 2008 and still led by them today. With 340+ locations and a nationwide hybrid care model, we serve over 175,000 clients annually through more than 1.7 million sessions, and we're growing. In addition to working directly with clients, we partner with health systems and primary care providers because we believe mental health is inseparable from physical health. As a clinician-led organization, we're built to support the people who do this work with the tools, community, and stability you need to build a career that lasts. About the Role Provision of clinical supervision to an assigned group of Resident Talk Therapists who provide diagnostic assessments, therapy, and counseling in an outpatient setting for a diverse caseload that can include adults, adolescents, children, couples, and families. Key Responsibilities Provision of supervision to a minimum of six (6) resident clinicians. Provision of weekly group supervision. Provision of individual supervision to each resident clinician for every 15 clinical hours. This would equate to a minimum of 7 hours/week for a supervisor, which varies depending on the Resident caseload size. Consistently available to clients for a minimum of 15 sessions with 20 hours of availability weekly (no Supervision only) Willingness to provide documentation oversight Coaching on professional and clinical development of the resident clinician Completion of weekly documentation as evidence of supervision sessions. Completion of coaching documentation regarding any disciplinary or performance concerns. Collaboration with the Regional Clinical Director regarding any performance issues. Qualifications Ability to be appropriately assertive in coaching residents on professional and clinical goals Active license in good standing and residing within the state in which supervision will be provided Meets state regulatory requirements for the provision of supervision to include maintaining required license and certifications necessary to provide supervision to license-in-process individuals, those already approved by their state board for supervision preferred Active credentialing with the required Incident-to panels within the state where supervision will be provided Supervisor Requirements for LCSW in OR LCSW Must be an Oregon-licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in good standing. Must have held an active LCSW license for at least 2 years before beginning supervision. Must have at least 15 hours of training or continuing education in supervision methods prior to supervising. Must complete 6 hours of supervision-specific CE every 5 years to remain eligible to supervise. Must have passed the Oregon Laws and Rules Exam within the previous 5 years. Must be competent in the clinical areas and populations the CSWA will serve. Must not have a dual or conflicting relationship with the CSWA (no family, romantic, financial, or therapeutic relationships). May supervise only the number of CSWAs they can responsibly oversee (no fixed numeric cap, but workload must allow adequate supervision). Must be able to directly observe, review, and evaluate the CSWA's work. Compensation for clinical caseload and