IOP Clinical Supervisor (LCSW) (NY - Full-Time - Remote)

Eatingdisorderspecialists; New York (NY); Remote; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated IOP Clinical Supervisor to lead clinical care and staff development within their Intensive Outpatient Program. This pivotal role involves supervising therapists, reviewing treatment plans, and ensuring high-quality patient care. The ideal candidate will have a Master's degree and be a licensed LCSW in New York, with a strong background in eating disorder treatment. Join a team committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate care, where your expertise will make a significant impact on clients' lives. If you are passionate about mental health and ready to take on a leadership role, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Masters Degree and LCSW license required.
• Over 3 years of clinical experience with 1 year in eating disorders.

Responsibilities

• Supervise clinical care and staff development within IOP.
• Provide direct patient care and manage crisis situations.

Skills

Clinical Supervision

Crisis Management

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Training and Development

Quality Assurance

Education

Masters Degree

LCSW License in New York

Job description

About Well Behavioral Health:

Well Behavioral Health is an outpatient ecosystem for healing, offering therapy, coaching, and IOP treatment options under one roof. WBH offers a variety of services tailored to meet unique needs and build into clients' daily life with flexibility. Standalone or combined outpatient services include therapy, coaching, nutrition counseling, and groups. Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) options include Eating Disorder treatment, Trauma, and a DBT adherent program.

About this role:

The IOP Clinical Supervisor is primarily responsible for the direct oversight of clinical care and staff development within the EDRS Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). This role involves supervising and guiding therapists and recovery coaches, reviewing treatment plans, and ensuring that patient care adheres to the highest standards of quality and ethical practice. The Clinical Supervisor also plays a key role in the maintenance of staff training, in direct collaboration with the clinical training department, focusing on the latest treatment modalities for eating disorders. The Clinical Supervisor will participate in direct patient care, particularly in complex cases, and will be the primary point person for crisis management, interdisciplinary collaboration, and comprehensive patient treatment. Only LCSWs will be considered for this role.

What You'll Do:

• Clinical Supervision: Providing clinical supervision for associate-level therapists; overseeing quality of clinical care within IOP; leading rounds and consult groups for IOP staff.
• Training and Development: Facilitating ongoing education and mentoring clinical staff in current eating disorder treatment practices.
• Treatment Plan Oversight: Reviewing, approving, and monitoring the effectiveness of patient treatment plans.
• Quality Assurance: Conducting chart audits and ensuring compliance with ethical and legal standards. Regular observation of groups and meal supports to ensure clinical consistency.
• Direct Patient Care: Provide up to 10 scheduled direct patient care hours within IOP, divided between group facilitation, meal support, and individual caseload. Distribution will be based on business and clinical need.
• Provider Coverage: Provide as needed group and/or individual coverage for clinicians within IOP.
• Crisis Management: Handling emergency situations related to patient care.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Coordinating care with other internal departments and outpatient healthcare professionals for comprehensive treatment.
• Staff Management: Collaborate with Program Manager to provide effective support and oversight to IOP staff managed by the Program Manager.

We're looking for someone who:

• Masters Degree required
• Must be fully licensed as an LCSW in New York and willing to obtain licensure in any other states needed
• > 3 years general clinical experience with at least 1 year ED specific experience
• Schedule/availability requirements: 40 hour work week, with the ability to shift daily schedule as indicated by clinical needs.

Due to the volume of applicants, only candidates considered for the role will be contacted.