About This Role
This Clinical Supervisor role offers the opportunity to coordinate day-to-day operations for clinical programs and groups, providing essential supervision and leadership to clinical staff. The position is ideal for a professional dedicated to supporting individuals and families experiencing alcohol and drug-related problems through education, prevention, and treatment services.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate day-to-day operations for clinical programs and groups as assigned by Treatment Director(s) to regulations and standards
- Develop, revise, and implement a clinical supervision plan to include one-to-one supervision with in-process clinical staff
- Work in conjunction with Keystone Privileging policies and procedures for the clinical supervision plan
- Document and keep up-to-date all supervision activity, needs, and progress in individual Privileging files, providing copies to the Treatment Director and sharing information with the Privileging Chair
- Provide supervision to certified staff as needed
- Provide all core functions as defined by SCAADAC, as needed, including conducting assessments, providing individual therapy, and running groups
- Act as back-up to supervisees, covering assigned tasks when supervisees are out
- Assist in the development and implementation of internal training plans for assigned supervisees
- Provide new employees with the necessary clinical orientation
- Provide leadership in clinical treatment team and program specific staffings to ensure patient placement in appropriate levels of care and consistent clinical program implementation
- Supervise staff and provide clinical oversight for programs under Treatment Director’s supervision, including interns
- Ensure that all documentation, including that of supervisees, meets the standards required by licensing, regulatory, and accreditation agencies
- Work closely with the Treatment Director to coordinate program development and expansion
- Provide the Treatment Director with written monthly reports on each program supervised, as well as written reports on each supervision session
- Provide Treatment Director with copies of written supervision plans for each staff supervised
- Coordinate coverage for program staff and, in collaboration with the out-patient administrator, approve leave requests, verifying coverage
- Obtain and maintain a working knowledge of ASAM, PPC-2R and DSM-5 criteria for substance use disorders
- Acquire and maintain credentialing as ADC, AADC, CS, in the state of SC and NCAC or MAC through national accreditation
- Follow NAADAC SCAADAC Code of Ethics
Requirements
- Working knowledge of ASAM, PPC-2R and DSM-5 criteria for substance use disorders
