Clinical Supervisor — Lead Treatment Team

State of Minnesota; Saint Peter (MN); On-site; USD 82,000 - 117,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid vacation and sick leave

Pension plan

Job summary

State of Minnesota, Direct Care and Treatment (MSOP St. Peter Region), is seeking a Clinical Supervisor to lead a multidisciplinary team in a secure treatment setting.

The role focuses on sex offense specific programming, clinical oversight, supervision, and ensuring compliance with licensing standards. Responsibilities include supervising staff, coordinating with clinical and administrative teams, managing documentation, and upholding a therapeutic environment.

Qualifications

• Master's or Doctorate degree in psychology, social work or closely related field; AND
• Licensed OR license eligible as a mental health professional in Minnesota; AND
• Two years of clinical supervisory experience with mental health and/or sex offense specific treatment or assessment
• AND
• Three years clinical experience with sex offense specific treatment or assessment (if applicable)

Responsibilities

• Overseeing the implementation of sex offense specific treatment programming
• Providing clinical oversight and guidance to a team of clinical staff
• Providing regular supervision to clinical staff related to clinical skill and knowledge, treatment planning, client progress, and documentation
• Facilitating meetings
• Coordinating with a multidisciplinary team
• Maintaining a therapeutic environment
• Providing administrative duties, such as adhering to labor agreements, hiring and performance management

Skills

Clinical supervision

Leadership

Crisis intervention

Education

Master's or Doctorate in psychology or social work

Licensed or license eligible (LP/LPCC/LMFT/LICSW) in MN

2+ years clinical supervisory experience

3 years sex offense treatment/assessment experience (preferred)

Job description

State of Minnesota, Direct Care and Treatment (MSOP St. Peter Region), is seeking a Clinical Supervisor to lead a multidisciplinary team in a secure treatment setting.

The role focuses on sex offense specific programming, clinical oversight, supervision, and ensuring compliance with licensing standards. Responsibilities include supervising staff, coordinating with clinical and administrative teams, managing documentation, and upholding a therapeutic environment.