Outpatient Youth SUD - Clinical Supervisor

Valley Cities; Auburn (WA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Signing bonus $3,000

Paid training days

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Job summary

Valley Cities in Auburn, WA is seeking an Outpatient Youth SUD Clinical Supervisor to lead and train Staff in Youth SUD assessments, admissions, therapy services and crisis interventions. You will supervise SUD clinicians, review progress notes, and ensure documentation meets standards and supports recovery goals.

This role emphasizes collaboration with families, courts, CPS and community providers, plus ensuring quality treatment planning and EHR integrity within a trauma-informed,

Qualifications

• BA or higher in Behavioral Sciences or related field.
• Washington State Substance Use Disorder Professional Certification.
• 3 years of experience as a SUDP.
• Clinical Supervisor certification and 1 year of supervision experience preferred.
• Current Driver’s License and ability to pass background checks.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision, consultation and training to Youth SUD staff.
• Oversee SUDPTs services and ensure accurate documentation in EHR.
• Train staff on evidence-based practices and family/collateral coordination.
• Maintain program quality and align with WACs and county contracts.
• Ensure compliant, high-quality client care and reporting.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Youth SUD

SBIRT

Motivational interviewing

EHR documentation

Family coordination

Crisis services

Education

BA/BS Behavioral Sciences

WA SUD Certification

Clinical Supervisor Certification

Driver's license

Tools

EHR software

Job description

Outpatient Youth SUD - Clinical Supervisor

Location: Auburn, WA

Job Id:898-CCBHC

# of Openings:1

SIGNING BONUS $3000

About Us

Valley Cities has recently been selected to lead efforts in Washington State to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), reflecting compliance with stringent national standards in behavioral health care. This status enables broader service availability, improved integration of mental health and substance use treatment, enhanced crisis intervention capabilities, and ensures services are accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances.

We are excited about the future ahead! We’re looking for people who want to make a real difference in behavioral health while growing alongside a mission‑driven team. Employees joining Valley Cities at this time will become part of an impactful organization dedicated to advancing community behavioral health, that is grounded in compassion, equity and community impact. Join us to make significant contributions during pivotal moments in the lives of others!

supportive and inclusive work environment. Join us in making a difference every day!

Role Overview

Onboard and train staff to provide Youth SUD assessments, and admissions, Individual therapy, support groups, harm reduction education groups, crisis services, SBIRT and relapse prevention. Train and support staff to communicate with courts, other treatment providers, CPS and other community service providers as needed. Review, provide feedback and endorse SUDPT created progress reports, case notes, benefit requests, and other related documentation. Provide oversight of client services provided by SUDPTs. Assures quality program mission, goals, and objectives are met. Assures program manager is thoroughly informed in all aspects of SUD treatment.

Clinical Supervision

Provides consultation & supervision to SUD clinicians providing Youth SUD services to include evidence-based practices, case planning with collateral systems, coordination of treatment planning with families, outside systems and the treatment team. Review and approve SUDPTs generated services in Valley Cities Electronic Health Record.

Assure the SUPTs that he/she supervises completes accurate evaluations, diagnoses, treatment plans, progress notes, discharge summaries and other necessary reports and correspondence related to client care. Train Youth SUD clinicians to integrate treatment for clients with co-occurring disorders, including using motivational interviewing, SBIRT and harm reduction strategies. Adhere to current Valley Cities Behavioral Health standards and practices.

Direct Service

Provide Youth SUD assessments to individuals, support groups, education groups, crisis services and relapse prevention as needed. Provides treatment and case management services to youth clients who have substance use disorders and possibly, a co-occurring disorder (MH and SUD diagnoses). Ensures a strong recovery, wellness and hopeful environment for Substance Uses Disorder clients. Provides integrated care to meet the person’s individual needs. Assures quality treatment services are provided to clients that are in line with the program mission, goals and objectives. Works with program managers to assure quality clinical service and contract performance through direct clinical work.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide clinical supervision, consultation and training to colleagues, clinical staff and interns regarding youth substance use disorders and treatment, family role/dynamics about SUD use, case status, joint case planning with collateral systems, coordination of treatment planning with family, outside systems and treatment teams.
• Assure quality clinical services and appropriate utilization of services. Provide consultation and support Substance Use Disorder Professional Trainees (SUDPTs) staff to earn their SUDP certification.
• Assist Program Manager in the implementation of youth substance use disorder interventions consistent with team consultation and treatment goal in a Trauma Informed environment
• Periodically attend SUD groups to provide helpful feedback to staff to increase service effectiveness. Provide regular one-on-one clinical supervision.
• Demonstrates a commitment to self-care and encourages self-care of staff.
• Direct Services: Continue clinical skills, develop expertise in EHR. Use experience to encourage systems enhancement.
• Maintain the structure of Outpatient Youth SUD programing to remain in conformance with WAC’s, RCWs, and County Contracts and support SUDPTs in maintaining the same.
• Supervise daily activities of Youth SUD clinicians providing education on best practices in working with youth with substance use disorders and Co-Occurring Disorders.
• Assure Youth SUD staff complete accurate evaluations, diagnoses, treatment plans, progress notes, closing summaries and other necessary reports and correspondence related to client care. Review and approve services generated by SUDP/SUDPTs.
• Provide consultation & supervision to SUD clinicians providing Youth SUD services to include evidence-based practices, case planning with collateral systems, coordination of treatment planning with families, outside systems and the treatment team.
• Perform appropriate assessments, admissions and referrals aiding when needed to site based Youth SUD staff as needed.
• Must provide the knowledge, skills and attitudes of a Substance Use Disorder Professional and Clinical Supervisor.

Minimum Qualifications

• BA Degree in Behavioral Sciences Field required, MA preferred
• Washington State Substance Use Disorder Professional Certification
• 3 years of experience working as a SUDP
• Clinical Supervisor certification and one year of Clinical Supervision and training experience desired
• Current Driver’s License
• Pass required background checks

Join our Team!

Be a part of a team that is dedicated to making a difference every day. Meaningful work, and comprehensive benefits:

• Medical, Dental, & Vision coverage available for employees and eligible family members and dependents
• Health Savings Account, $2,000 contribution annually, prorated monthly.
• Agency sponsored retirement plan, up to 6% employer contributions, and pre-tax/Roth available
• Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) resources
• Comprehensive paid time off, paid holidays, and extended sick leave options
• Access to Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
• Annual longevity bonuses
• Recognition programs and incentives
• Access to training, supervision, and consultation for professional certification and licensure
• Clinical supervision provided toward licensure, if applicable
• Paid training days and yearly training fund

Pay Range

$38.39 - $51.79 per hour

Valley Cities is dedicated to Equal Opportunity Employment.

Valley Cities is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. It is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote, reassign, compensate, and administer all personnel actions without regard to age, sex, race, color, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, religion, physical or mental disability, marital status, military or veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, or medical condition including pregnancy. It is our intention that all qualified applicants are given equal opportunity and that selection decisions be based on job-related factors.

Valley Cities also provides reasonable accommodations to applicants and employees with disabilities and for sincerely held religious beliefs or practices fully required by law. If you would like to request an accommodation, please contact Human Resources.

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