Sr. Clinical Supervisor

Company Description Children's Institute, founded in 1906, has been serving the Los Angeles community for more than a century. The organization primarily works in communities impacted by underinvestment, including Echo Park, Watts, Compton, and Long Beach. Each year, Children's Institute supports approximately 30,000 children and families in achieving emotional well-being and educational success, creating pathways to economic mobility and lifelong health. The organization is committed to promoting equity and inclusion in the workplace and in the communities it serves. Children's Institute embeds these values in agency-wide decisions and talent practices to create equal opportunities for everyone. Role Description The Sr. Clinical Supervisor is a full-time hybrid role based in Los Angeles, CA, with some work-from-home flexibility. This role oversees clinical services for children and families, providing leadership, guidance, and support to clinical staff and ensuring adherence to best practices and regulatory standards. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting clinical supervision sessions, reviewing and approving treatment plans, coordinating case management activities, and monitoring client progress. The Sr. Clinical Supervisor collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, participates in program development and quality improvement initiatives, and contributes to training and mentoring staff. This role also involves maintaining accurate documentation, supporting compliance with agency policies, and fostering a trauma-informed, culturally responsive service environment. Qualifications Strong foundation in clinical practice, including Psychology and Clinical Supervision skills. Experience with Applied Behavior Analysis and related behavioral health interventions. Demonstrated Supervisory Skills, including mentoring, performance feedback, and team leadership. Proficiency in Case Management, including coordination of services, documentation, and follow-up. Master’s degree or higher in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field; licensure or license-eligibility preferred (e.g., LCSW, LMFT, LPCC). Experience working with children, youth, and families in communities impacted by underinvestment, with a commitment to equity and inclusion. Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple cases and priorities. Ability to work effectively in a hybrid environment, collaborating on-site in Los Angeles, CA, and remotely as needed. #J-18808-Ljbffr