Clinical Supervisor Job Leominster area,Massachusetts USA,Healthcare

Primary Responsibility:

The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for overseeing and guiding all clinical and educational components of the adult female residential treatment program for substance use and co-occurring disorders. In partnership with the Director of Women's Recovery Program, this role ensures the development, implementation, and evaluation of program standards, resident-focused educational groups, and clinical services within the Women's Recovery Home model of care.
As a Licensed Professional of the Healing Arts (LPHA) (e.g., LICSW, LMHC, LMFT, LADC1), the Clinical Supervisor provides individual and group supervision to licensure-track clinicians, case managers, bachelor's-level paraprofessionals, recovery specialists, and peer staff. This role requires expertise in both addiction and mental health treatment, with a focus on integrating evidence-based practices and building staff capacity to deliver high-quality, co-occurring disorder services.
Supervision emphasizes assessment and treatment skill development, including fidelity monitoring, review of sessions, group observation, and structured documentation of supervision activities.

Essential Duties:

Collaborate with program counselors and case managers to develop, implement, and evaluate resident educational programs focused on recovery, health, and wellness.
Facilitate, supervise, and lead weekly clinical educational groups. Coordinate Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and advocate for residents' rights and benefits.
Provide follow-up services and support for residents upon discharge.
Deliver individual and group supervision to all counselors and case managers.
Partner with the Director of Women's Recovery Program and Human Resources to train new staff and provide ongoing in-service training, including 42-CFR/HIPAA regulations and other required topics.
Maintain accurate client records for annual review by the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services and Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnerships.
Offer information and referral services to connect residents with community resources that support individualized treatment plans and co-occurring disorder needs.
Attend and actively participate in meetings, seminars, and trainings to maintain licensure and certification requirements.
Represent and communicate the programs of Catholic Charities to the community and individuals in need of services.
Obtain training and clearance for Virtual Gateway (EIM/ESM access) to serve as backup for Program Director responsibilities and MBPH billing.
Manage all program billing submissions to the agency's accounting department.
Provide client transportation when appropriate.
Follow safety protocols and promote a culture of safety through awareness, reporting, and safe practices.
Perform other related duties as assigned.

Licenses/Certifications:

Master's Degree in related field required
LADC-1 preferred
Valid driver's license

Knowledge/

Experience:

Minimum of 3-5 years of experience working with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Formal training in counseling skills and techniques, including knowledge of the 12 Core Functions and 46 Global Criteria of the Substance Abuse Counselor.
Prior supervisory experience: clinical supervisory experience strongly preferred.
Lived experience is valued. Candidates with personal recovery experience are expected to demonstrate a minimum of two years of sustained recovery.

Skills/Abilities:

Ability to read, write, and speak English as it relates to the job;
Spanish bilingual ability preferred.
Strong verbal and interpersonal communication skills when working with staff, residents, and peers.
Strong written communication skills, with the ability to produce clear and accurate reports.
Proficiency in computer applications, particularly Microsoft Office.
Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to communicate effectively and relate to individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Demonstrated professionalism in interactions with clients, colleagues, and community partners.

Physical/Mental Requirements:

Normal range of vision and hearing, with or without corrective devices.
Ability to sit, stand, and move within an office environment for extended periods.
Ability to climb and descend stairs to access the office and program facilities.
Ability to use standard office equipment such as computers, phones, and copiers.
Capacity to manage multiple priorities and function effectively in a high-stress environment.
Emotional resilience to handle sensitive issues related to trauma, addiction, and mental health, while maintaining appropriate personal and professional boundaries.
Ability to respond appropriately in crisis situations.
For recovering substance users, a demonstrated solid foundation in personal recovery is required to address individual addiction and recovery needs appropriately.


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