As a Mental Health Supervisor you will have the opportunity to provide critical and invaluable contributions to a team of behavioral health providers that primarily serves the Latino population. You will provide clinical and administrative supervision to Behavioral Health staff and students to ensure that quality services are provided in a professional manner. Supervisor tasks include: reviewing cases, monitoring treatment, care plans, clinical care, and documentation to ensure quality and appropriateness of services and professional services. As clinical services are at the foundation of the work you do, supervisors will be expected to have a small caseload of clients.

 Additionally, you will implement quality assurance plans, including chart reviews, monitor clinical interventions and documentation of services to ensure quality and appropriateness of services, including risk management. You will participate in program development to improve program quality and to expand BH services by providing input and recommendations. You will be required to keeps records of supervision in accordance with standards set by the California BBS. You will complete staff evaluations in collaboration with department managers, complete staff evaluations, evaluate workloads, assign work and provide training to behavioral health staff as needed. Lastly, you may also be involved in personnel functions include on-boarding, training and staff development as well as making personnel recommendations to the Clinical Director.

 This role is most suited for an LCSW, MFT or Licensed Clinical Psychologist with 2 years post-licensure experience providing clinical supervision to both licensed and unlicensed staff. The ideal candidate is well versed in community mental health, crisis intervention, case management, diagnosis and treatment with families, children, and adults with a wide range of behavioral health conditions. This role requires flexibility in meeting client's needs and calls for an individual who is familiar with principles of cognitive-behavioral strategies and other evidence-based practices.

 Overall success in this position will require organizational and time management skills, a high degree of interpersonal competence with both staff and clients, and thorough knowledge of the professional code of ethics and CA mental health code/requirements for LPHAs (Licensed Professionals of the Healing Arts). The position reports to the Clinical Director. If you are eager to join a culture that is committed to top quality care then make La Clinica the place where you can make a difference.