Counseling Clinical Supervisor

Experience Champaign Urbana; Champaign (IL); On-site; USD 68,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

Experience Champaign Urbana seeks a Counseling Clinical Supervisor to supervise staff and interns, ensuring clinical quality and supporting reporting and contract obligations. The role blends leadership with hands-on oversight of therapy and program quality.

The ideal candidate holds a master’s degree in social work, psychology, or counseling with an active LCSW/LCPC/LMFT license, plus supervisory experience. Position is full-time and in-person in Champaign, IL, with local travel as needed.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in social work, psychology, or counseling.
• Active license: LCSW, LCPC, or LMFT.
• Ability to supervise clinicians and interns.
• Experience with trauma-informed care and cultural competency.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision to counseling staff and interns and ensure quality.
• Assist in selection, training, and supervision of staff and interns.
• Coordinate with universities for placements and liaison activities.
• Support reporting, contract compliance, and outreach to raise visibility.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Organized & independent

Relational

Public speaking

Local travel

Team player

Education

Master's degree in social work, psychology, or counseling

Current, unrestricted clinical license (LCSW/LCPC/LMFT)

Job description

Job Opening

Counseling Clinical Supervisor

POSTED: September 21, 2026

WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING AS CLINICAL SUPERVISOR

In this role, you will also provide clinical supervision and consulting to counseling staff and interns who provide psychotherapy and supportive counseling. You will also keep maintain clinical quality. Also, you’ll occasionally wear an admin hat by assisting in preparation of reports and monitoring contract compliance.

Here are a few of the things you’ll be doing as the clinical supervisor:

• Assist the Executive Director and Assistant Executive Director in selection, orientation, training, and general supervision of Counseling staff and interns, including training on current theories, methods, and legislation
• Provide clinical supervision to therapists and interns in the Counseling Center
• Quality control: You’ll do peer reviews and related activities to keep our counseling services top-notch, especially in terms of trauma-informed care and cultural competency
• Serve as liaison with the University of Illinois School of Social Work and other schools for the placement and training of MSW (or related degree) students, including coordination of placements
• Outreach: You will elevate The Counseling Center’s visibility by helping with marketing and outreach, as well as attending meetings and events at the community, regional, and state levels.

WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING IN YOUR CLINICAL THERAPIST ROLE

You’ll also have clients. In this role, you will provide psychotherapy and clinical counseling services to families, couples, individuals, and groups. A few things you’ll be doing in that role:

• Perform intake assessments (phone or walk‑in), and give those clients information, referrals, and advocacy, as appropriate
• Work with a wide array of clients (individuals, families, couples, and groups), providing them with comprehensive, culturally competent, goal‑oriented therapy
• Prepare for counseling sessions
• Plan and facilitate therapy groups, as needed
• Write timely case notes and recordings, clinical reports, and other paperwork
• Participate in supervisory meetings, staff meetings, and committee meetings

WHAT OUR IDEAL CANDIDATE LOOKS LIKE

Our ideal candidate has these qualities:

• SUPERVISORY EXPERIENCE: You’ve led teams before, and you’re a pro at maintaining professionalism when hard conversations have to happen.
• ORGANIZED & INDEPENDENT: You can manage tasks and hit deadlines on your own. You naturally stay organized, both with your physical surroundings and your digital presence. You keep up with case notes and treatment plans.
• RELATIONAL: This position involves speaking to the public, both one‑on‑one and to groups. You’re comfortable with a microphone, and you don’t mind calling people you don’t know and striking up conversation.
• WILLING TO TRAVEL (LOCALLY): You’ll spend a small percentage of time presenting to other organizations and representing the Counseling Center at meetings.
• TEAM PLAYER. We have staff meetings, work at a fast pace, put clients first, and communicate with coworkers. This level of professionalism comes naturally to you.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

This position requires a master’s degree in social work, psychology, or counseling, as well a current, unrestricted clinical license (must be LCSW, LCPC, or LMFT).

OTHER DETAILS

We also require:

• Maintaining all certificates and licensures required for the position
• Handling other tasks as assigned
• Can pass a background check: Any individual who is the subject of a pending investigation by the Department of Children and Family Services for child abuse or neglect, or who has been the subject of an indicated abuse or neglect report, which indicated report has not subsequently been overturned on an appeal, or who has been substantiated as an abuser by an IDOA provider agency is not eligible for employment in the Counseling and Advocacy Program.

Job Type: Full-time-Salaried

Pay: $68,000-$71,000 annually

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Schedule: Monday to Friday, occasional evenings

Work Location: In person