Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Job Description

Job Description

POSITION SUMMARY

The Licensed Clinical Supervisor provides direct clinical supervision to Certified SUD counselors, registered interns, and trainees in accordance with DHCS AOD Certification Standards and California licensing board requirements. This position ensures clinical services are delivered ethically, competently, and in compliance with all applicable regulations. The Licensed Clinical Supervisor supports case consultation, treatment plan quality, and clinical documentation standards across the program.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

•   Provide individual and group clinical supervision to SUD counselors, registered interns, and trainees as assigned

•   Review and co-sign clinical documentation including assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and discharge summaries for supervised staff

•   Conduct case consultations on complex, high-risk, or co-occurring disorder cases

•   Monitor clinical documentation for completeness, timeliness, and compliance with DHCS standards

•   Provide training and guidance on ASAM criteria, evidence-based treatment interventions (CBT, DBT, MI), and trauma-informed care

•   Identify and address clinical performance concerns through documented supervision and corrective feedback

•   Assist the Program Director with chart audits, CQI activities, and quality improvement initiatives

•   Facilitate group counseling sessions and provide individual counseling services as assigned

•   Support crisis intervention, safety planning, and risk management activities

•   Maintain accurate supervision logs and documentation per licensing board and DHCS requirements

•   Participate in staff meetings, QAPI committee, and training activities

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS — EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

•   Current, unrestricted California clinical license required: LCSW, LMFT, or LPCC

•   Minimum two (2) years post-licensure clinical experience in substance use disorder treatment

•   Completion of required supervisory training per applicable California licensing board requirements

•   Experience providing clinical supervision to registered interns or associate-level clinicians preferred

•   Thorough knowledge of ASAM criteria, DSM-5-TR diagnostic standards, and evidence-based SUD treatment practices

REQUIRED LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS & CLEARANCES

•   Current, unrestricted California clinical license (LCSW, LMFT, or LPCC) — copy on file

•   NPI number registered through NPPES

•   Supervisor approval or authorization from applicable licensing board (BBS or BBSE)

•   Not excluded from OIG, SAM.gov, or Medi-Cal provider databases

•   Background check clearance per HR-003

•   TB screening clearance per HR-004

•   Current CPR/First Aid certification per HR-005

•   HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 training completed upon hire and annually

•   Mandated reporter training completed upon hire and annually

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES

•   Advanced clinical skills in individual and group counseling, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed practice

•   Strong supervisory, mentoring, and clinical teaching abilities

•   Proficiency in DSM-5-TR diagnostic assessment and ASAM-based level-of-care determination

•   Excellent clinical documentation skills including treatment planning, progress notes, and risk assessments

•   Ability to manage clinical risk, de-escalation, and safety planning in an outpatient setting

New Pathway Recovery IOP LLC (NPR) is a DHCS-certified ASAM Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Program located in Dublin, CA, opening September 1, 2026. We serve adults in the Tri-Valley area with substance use and co-occurring disorders through Morning, Afternoon, and Evening tracks held Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday — including a Spanish-language morning track. NPR accepts commercial insurance and private-pay clients and is designated Dual Diagnosis Capable (DDC).

Company Description

New Pathway Recovery IOP LLC (NPR) is a DHCS-certified ASAM Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Program located in Dublin, CA, opening September 1, 2026. We serve adults in the Tri-Valley area with substance use and co-occurring disorders through Morning, Afternoon, and Evening tracks held Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday — including a Spanish-language morning track. NPR accepts commercial insurance and private-pay clients and is designated Dual Diagnosis Capable (DDC).