Mental Health Clinical Supervisor

Community Integrated Health Services; Ilwaco (WA); On-site; USD 74,000 - 99,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health package including medical, dent

Life insurance

Long-term disability

11 paid holidays

PTO 25 days in first year

EAP

PERS Retirement Program

Job summary

Community Integrated Health Services in Ilwaco, WA, is hiring a Full-Time Mental Health Clinical Supervisor to lead and supervise clinical staff across Pacific County. The role includes coordinating with MHPs, Case Managers, and peers, and delivering direct care while guiding care coordination and documentation.

Travel is required to support regional services. The ideal candidate holds a Master’s degree in a related field, is eligible for Washington credentialing, and brings 3+ years of clinical

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in social work, mental health counseling, psychology, or closely related field.
• Washington State credentials or ability to obtain (LICSWA/LASWA/LMHCA/LMFTA).
• 3 years of relevant clinical experience in behavioral health or related setting.
• Knowledge of clinical documentation, treatment planning, and regulatory requirements.
• Strong communication, organizational, leadership, and staff-development skills.

Responsibilities

• Supervise assigned Case Managers and Peer staff (individual and group supervision, coaching, feedback).
• Coordinate clinical services with MHPs, Case Managers, and Quality Management staff.
• Provide direct care services, care coordination, treatment plan implementation, and crisis support.
• Support staff with documentation, case reviews, and service delivery improvements.
• Travel within the Pacific County area to support service delivery and trainings.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Staff development

Communication

Leadership

Education

Master’s degree in social work

Job description

WE’RE HIRING!!!FULL-TIME, MENTAL HEALTH CLINICAL SUPERVISOR OPPORTUNITY(PROVIDING COMMUNITY BASED TREATMENT)ILWACO/LONG BEACH, WASHINGTON(SERVICING PACIFIC COUNTY AREA)Who we are:Community Integrated Health Services (CIHS) is a Washington State-based behavioral health organization offering quality care to all communities we serve. Our team of dedicated, experienced professionals offer a variety of behavioral health services to people of all ages.Supplemental InformationSalary Range: - $73,944 - $98,785.44 annually (Depending on experience)Rich Benefits Package includes:Comprehensive Health Package (medical, dental, vision, prescription coverage) - Currently, monthly health premiums are PAID for the employee and their qualifying dependentsLife insurance;Long-term disability;11 paid holidays; Paid Time Off (PTO )- accrue 25 days in first year;Employee Assistance Program (EAP);PERS Retirement Program through the State of Washington Department of Retirement Systems (DRS) CIHS currently contributes 5.58% of your salary into your retirement.Some of what you will do:Functions as a member of the clinic leadership structure under the direction of the Clinical Manager.Assists the Clinical Manager and Program Manager and collaborates with MHPs, Case Managers, Peer staff, and regional Clinical and Quality Management staff regarding clinical operations, service delivery, case reviews, staff support, training needs, documentation, quality improvement, and care coordination.Provides direct clinical supervision to assigned Case Managers and Peer staff, including individual and group supervision, consultation, coaching, professional development, performance feedback, and review of clinical and care-coordination practices.Provides consultation and coordination support to MHPs regarding prescribed client services and supports Case Managers and Peer staff in understanding, coordinating, and implementing assigned clinical and care-coordination activities consistent with treatment plans, assessment recommendations, and documented medical necessity.Provides regular consultation and updates to the Clinical Manager and, as appropriate, the Programs Manager regarding staff support needs, service delivery concerns, client care issues, service barriers, and care-team coordination.Provides direct care services for assigned or shared clients, including clinical interventions, client engagement, care coordination, treatment plan implementation, clinical follow-up, referrals, resource linkage, documentation, safety planning, crisis support, and other medically necessary or recovery-oriented services within the scope of practice.Dedicates approximately 50% of work time to providing direct care services.Participates in clinical case reviews to identify client needs, barriers to care, safety concerns, support systems, appropriate interventions, and service recommendations.Assists staff in addressing behavioral health, medical, social, and environmental factors that may affect client stability, recovery, independent living skills, or engagement in services.Promotes effective coordination and communication among MHPs, Case Managers, Peer staff, and other members of the care team.Travels throughout the designated region and to other locations as needed to support service delivery, training, and organizational meetings.Performs other duties and special projects as assigned by the Clinical Manager or designee.Who should apply?Master’s degree in social work, mental health counseling, psychology, marriage and family therapy, behavioral science, psychiatric nursing, or a closely related behavioral health field from an accredited institution. The degree must meet the educational requirements for the applicable Washington State associate or independent clinical credential.Current Washington State associate-level behavioral health credential, such as:Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker Associate (LICSWA)Licensed Advanced Social Worker Associate (LASWA)Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA)Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFTA)Ability to obtain and maintain the appropriate Washington State credential.3 years of relevant clinical experience in behavioral health, counseling, social services, or a related setting.Knowledge of clinical documentation, treatment planning, ethical standards, and Washington State regulatory requirements.Strong communication, organizational, leadership, and staff-development skills.Why you should work in Pacific County:Located at the southwestern corner of Washington State, Pacific County is best known for their 30-mile long Long Beach Peninsula. Pacific County boast in fishing, lumber, cranberry and dairy farming. Spanning over 1,200 square miles Pacific County’s’ unique communities range from tranquil farm country to over 30 miles of coastal beaches.Benefitting from being located in the country’s top state for economic growth, Pacific County is a rural community with easy access to Longview, Vancouver and Portland, OR. Cross the bridge into Astoria, OR and you can visit the place known for the film, The Goonies.Steeped in a rich history that celebrates the natural resources of the region, the Pacific County economy continues to diversify. A growing tourism industry and manufacturing companies is home to hundreds of people working in a variety of industries. This has helped the area grow to a vibrant and flourishing area.Click Link for a Pacific County Video Tour:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mxQ5-BRS_cCIHS complies with the WA State COVID-19 mandate. All employees must be fully vaccinated or approved for a medical or religious accommodation.CIHS is an Equal Opportunity Employer