Remote Clinical Supervisor (Part-Time, LCSW/LPC) – NJ

Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare

Union (NJ)

On-site

USD 123,984 - 130,872

Part time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Dynamic work env

Professional growth

Competitive pay

Paid time off

Sick leave

Ongoing training

Job summary

Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare is seeking a Part‑time Certified Clinical Supervisor (LCSW, LPCC) in New Jersey to provide weekly supervision to our associate therapists and interns and help build our internship program.

The role involves virtual or online supervision for individual and group sessions, collaboration with universities, and adherence to supervision contracts and evaluations. A master’s or doctorate in counseling or social work and NJ licensure are required.

Qualifications

Must have LCSW, LPC, or LMFT license in New Jersey.
Must be certified to provide clinical supervision.
Must hold a master’s or doctorate degree in counseling, social work, family therapy, or related fields.
Must have at least two years of experience providing clinical supervision.
Experience supervising MSW, LSW, and LAC.
Must have SIFI training to supervise social work track interns for LCSW‑licensed clinical supervisors.
Experience supervising master‑level interns.
Experience working with youth ages 2‑21 with developmental disabilities, mental, behavioral, and emotional disorders in a clinical or community setting.
Experience creating treatment plans, setting treatment goals, writing progress notes, and conducting initial assessments.
Knowledge of CBT, DBT, Trauma Response, EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution‑Focused approaches.
Proficiency in using the DSM‑5‑TR for assessments and diagnosis.
Available for a minimum of 5‑10 hours and a maximum of 20 hours per week during after‑school hours (4‑7 pm). Weekend flexibility is a plus.
Must pass a criminal background check, including fingerprinting.

Responsibilities

Assisting in the development, implementation, and evaluation of the clinical and internship program.
Completing internship placement site applications and questionnaires for affiliated universities.
Sign off on internship placement site applications where needed.
Collaborating with universities as needed to assist with internship clinical supervision.
Virtual or online supervision for one‑on‑one and group sessions.
Providing weekly clinical supervision for associate therapists (LAC, LSW, MFT) and interns (MSW and MA in counseling) – group and individual.
Completing required paperwork and documentation for interns and associate counselors, including supervision contracts, evaluations, signing hour logs, progress notes, treatment plans, and internship or clinical hour completion documentation.
Reviewing and approving BA treatment plans submitted by therapists in Cyber.
Consulting with internship coordinators, consultants, and directors.
Completing required supervisor training for DCF/CSOC and affiliated universities.
Providing training for parent coaching to improve youth and caretaker decision‑making skills to manage in‑home behavioral challenges.
Attending case consultations, staff meetings, or trainings when needed.
Attending monthly meetings and submitting mandatory weekly paperwork.
Attending quarterly therapy sessions to provide supervision for individual in‑community, group, in‑home, and/or telehealth sessions at the outpatient center.
Training clinicians in coping and social skills, anger management, and techniques to reduce risk behaviors such as SI, HI, SIB, or physical aggression.
Supporting clinicians in collaborating with the Child‑Family Treatment Team and other professionals who work to support the youth and family.
Submitting all required documentation, paperwork, signing clinical hours, and completing internship evaluations within designated time frames.
Reviewing weekly clinical documentation from clinicians (IIC/BA), including progress notes, assessments, treatment plans, learning contracts, evaluations, and daily referral risk reviews.