Clinical Supervisor

Argus Community, Inc. provides innovative programs that support severely disadvantaged teens and adults in overcoming poverty and substance use and in building stable, hopeful lives based on responsibility and work. The organization offers a drug-free, safe, and nurturing environment where individuals on the margins of society can gain education, skills, and practical tools for change. Argus focuses on transforming maladaptive attitudes and behaviors through structured services and targeted interventions.

Its programs emphasize self-help, personal responsibility, and mutual support, empowering participants to take an active role in their own progress. Team members join a mission-driven organization deeply committed to social impact and community well-being.

The Clinical Supervisor is a full-time, on-site role based in the New York City Metropolitan Area. This role oversees clinical services and staff within Argus programs, ensuring that care is aligned with organizational standards and best practices. Day-to-day responsibilities include providing clinical supervision to direct service staff, reviewing and approving treatment and service plans, and guiding the use of evidence-based approaches, including behavioral and psychological interventions.

The Clinical Supervisor conducts case reviews, monitors documentation for accuracy and compliance, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate comprehensive care. This role also involves coaching and mentoring staff, supporting program development, participating in quality improvement initiatives, and engaging in regular communication with leadership to report on outcomes and service needs.

• Candidates should possess strong clinical supervision and supervisory skills, including the ability to guide, support, and evaluate multidisciplinary staff.
• Candidates should possess case management skills, with experience in coordinating services, monitoring progress, and maintaining detailed clinical records.
• Candidates should possess knowledge in psychology and applied behavior analysis, or other evidence-based behavioral interventions relevant to community and substance use treatment settings.
• Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related human services field; relevant licensure or eligibility for licensure is preferred.
• Experience working with disadvantaged populations, individuals affected by substance use disorders, or community-based treatment programs is highly beneficial.
• Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills, with the ability to work collaboratively in a diverse, mission-driven environment.
• Familiarity with regulatory and compliance standards in behavioral health or social services settings, and comfort with using electronic record systems.