Clinical Supervisor I or II (San Diego, CA)

Compensation Range: Hourly: $31.19 - $40.54 Position Summary The programs require a commitment of 10 to 25 hours per week. This position may be filled at Level I or Level II based on experience. Please review the requirements in the Education and Experience section to see the qualifications for each level. Under clinical program leadership within the Office of Professional Training (OPT), the supervisor will support the: JFKSOPSS Counseling Center, which provides low-cost mental health therapeutic services and psychoeducation to the community in San Diego, CA. Michael Harris Community Counseling Program (MHCCP), which provides no-cost mental health therapeutic services and psychoeducation to the community in Contra Costa and Solano County.  ENLACES Community Counseling Program (ECCP), which provides no-cost mental health therapeutic services and psychoeducation to the community in San Diego County (Chula Vista & National City).  Nursed Managed Clinic (NMC), in which students will gain practicum experience working in an interdisciplinary team with the NMC’s nurses providing services to the community in San Diego. by providing clinical supervision of: PsyD students (first-year pre-practicum/practicum 1 and/or externship placement) MFT/PCC/SW trainees (pre-licensed, graduate level) Associate MFTs/PCCs/SWs (post-graduate) The clinicians who participate in these programs are seeking hours towards graduation and/or licensure and may be enrolled in National University as well as other University Graduate Programs. This position may also support other JFKSOPSS, National University community service programs, such as the Psychological Assessment Clinic (PAC), which provides low-cost clinical assessments to the community. In addition to providing clinical supervision, the supervisor may support program coordination efforts including referral and intake management, client assignment, quality assurance activities, training, and collaborative engagement with community and institutional partners. Essential Functions : Clinical Supervision and Direct Support Provides weekly individual, triadic, and/or group clinical supervision to master’s-level practicum students, clinical trainees (PsyD students), and/or Associate MFTs/PCCs/SWs, in accordance with BBS, BOP, and University policies. Assist with crisis consultation and risk assessment support for supervisees. Reviews and audits clinical records, including assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, ensuring compliance with legal/ethical standards, as well as other relevant program-required information, forms, and/or documentation. Provide written and/or verbal evaluations of supervisees' clinical and professional development progress. May participate in student remediation processes. Support the integration of evidence-based practices and culturally responsive approaches in clinical services and supervision. Collaborate with program leadership to identify training needs and assist in planning/leading targeted trainings or workshops for supervisees. Program Coordination and Partnership Participates in coordination of program operations including referral management, intake processing, and assignment of clients to appropriate clinicians. Collaborates with community partners, educational institutions, and internal stakeholders to support program goals, including representing the program at meetings to maintain positive relationships and promote services. Participate in quality assurance activities (e.g., chart audits, outcome monitoring) and collaborate with leadership to identify service gaps, support compliance efforts, and recommend program improvements. Administrative and Leadership Communication Maintain regular communication with OPT leadership regarding supervisee progress, concerns, and clinic operations, as needed. Contributes in mandatory meetings to discuss supervisees’ progress, clinical issues, and concerns; and any other meetings and trainings as necessary or required. Other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities:  NA Education & Experience: Level I Education & Licensure Requirements Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Couple and Family Therapy, Clinical Counseling, Social Work from a CSWE-accredited program, or Clinical Psychology, or equivalent, required. Must have and maintain active California license as LMFT, LCSW, and/or LPCC; two (2) years of licensure required; five or more (5+) years of licensure preferred. Proof of licensure required.  Must have completed (and maintain) required clinical supervision training according to applicable BBS regulations to supervise pre-licensed MFT/PCC/SW trainees and associates; two (2+) years of clinical supervision experience preferred. Proof of training required. Level II Education & Licensure Requirements Doctor of Psychology (PsyD or PhD) required; APA accredited program, preferred. Must have and maintain active California license as Clinical Psychologist; two (2) years of licensure required, five or more (5+) years of licensure preferred; proof of licensure required. Must have completed (and maintain) required clinical supervision training according to applicable BBS regulations to supervise pre-licensed MFT/PCC/SW trainees and associates; two (2+) years of clinical supervision experience preferred. Proof of training required. Required and Preferred Clinical Experience Clinical experience (psychotherapy and/or supervision) in school-based or community mental health settings preferred; experience applying trauma-informed care principles strongly preferred. Experience contributing to program development or clinical training curriculum, preferred. Strong skills in documentation, and client advocacy. Commitment to mentoring and supporting emerging therapists. Other Requirements Must have and maintain own malpractice insurance coverage; proof required. Must reside and be eligible to work in the United