Clinical Supervisor

Doc Wayne, an award winning non‑profit, delivers therapy that moves you. As the founding provider of sport‑based therapy, we use sports, games, and movement to make mental health care engaging and effective. In team‑like settings, our Coach Clinicians help youth build resilience, coping skills, and a sense of belonging. We don’t stop there. Lasting change comes when entire communities are involved. That’s why we also deliver training and traditional outpatient clinical support for adults—teachers, clinicians, coaches, mentors, community leaders, and more—equipping them with the tools to support themselves and reinforce healing and growth in others. Together, we create stronger connections and real results on and off the field. Job Description Doc Wayne is seeking a Clinical Supervisor to serve as a leader within our clinical department, which serves youth and adults across Massachusetts via in‑person and telehealth services. This person will be an independently licensed mental health clinician with three years of post licensure clinical experience who can provide supervision to staff/interns and carry a caseload of individual therapy clients. This role also provides oversight to our clinical programs, particularly with The Community Clinic (TCC), which provides outpatient therapy to youth, adolescents, and adults. This position is for an individual who is independent, adaptable, and proactive. They will possess strong clinical judgment, experience with clinical documentation, excellent emotional intelligence, and the ability to stay organized amidst competing priorities. At a Glance Status : Full‑Time Employee Schedule : 40 hours per week, Monday‑Friday, with some evening hour availability required. Location : In‑person at our main office in Boston’s Allston neighborhood, as well as community‑based sites across greater Boston and the metrowest region. Occasional remote work offered. Reports To : Senior Director of Clinical Services Supervisor : Yes (employees and interns) Start Date : August or early September 2026 (or until filled) Responsibilities Provide weekly clinical supervision to employees and interns; complete timely supervision notes and evaluations, delegate tasks, support accountability Maintain a minimum caseload of 12 individual clients per week Provide telehealth therapy in a manner that upholds compliance and confidentiality standards Lead sport‑based group therapy sessions as assigned Participate in weekly group supervision; support planning and facilitation as needed Participate in on‑call rotation for after‑hours crisis calls Model, develop, and coach best practices for clinical documentation Review and approve supervisees’ clinical documentation in a timely fashion Work with department leaders and other teammates surrounding clinical orientation and onboarding; collaborate on the design and delivery of additional clinical trainings Support clinical dept. in implementing operational systems to improve overall efficiency Support in the design and implementation of program monitoring and evaluation (M&E) Support all crisis management responses including reviewing and signing off on incident reports; assist in mandated reporting Support referral and audit processes as needed Assist in hiring staff and interns as needed Assist with coordinating group therapy, individual therapy, and recess schedules Assist with data collection for compliance and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Work with program team on maintaining and strengthening existing partnerships, community‑based organizations, and residential treatment facilities Maintain good standing with appropriate licensing board Participate in regularly scheduled meetings (e.g. supervision, team/department meetings, staff meetings, etc.) Complete annual trainings and paperwork in a timely manner Represent Doc Wayne at community events as needed Special projects as assigned Preferred Qualifications 2‑3 years experience providing clinical supervision to mental health clinicians 1‑2 years experience managing program(s) Bilingual/multilingual speaking and writing capabilities, particularly in Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian Creole, and/or Cape Verdean Creole Experience working in a partnership‑based model or organization Experience working with underserved youth (experience working with youth who have experienced trauma preferred) Knowledge of Massachusetts behavioral health system (CBHI, MassHealth, DCF/DMH resources, etc.) Knowledge of electronic medical records, billing, and contract‑based work Proficiency with Google Workspace and Zoom Superior interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills Excellent organizational skills and ability to multi‑task efficiently Excellent professional boundaries Valid driver’s license and vehicle Requirements 5‑6 years of clinical mental health counseling experience Independent clinical licensure (LICSW, LMHC, LMFT, etc.) with 3 years of clinical experience post‑independent licensure 1‑2 years of experience providing clinical supervision to mental health clinicians Belief in the power of sports, play, and movement to benefit people Cultural humility with an understanding of the way in which systems of oppression impact the mental health needs of marginalized populations Ability to complete and maintain clearance with all required background checks Ability to see teammates, clients, and partners. Ability to converse with teammates, clients, and partners Ability to hear teammates, clients, and partners Ability to communicate in writing Ability to drive or transport to office or meetings Ability to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds Benefits Generous paid time off including: 13 paid holidays 18 total personal/vacation days in the first year, which increases each additional year of employment up to 30 days per year Medical, dental, and vision insurance with a 70% contribution in the first year 403(b)/TSA (Tax‑Sheltered Annuity) retirement plan Life Insurance Short‑Term Disability Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Mileage Reimbursement Strong organizational culture dedicated to self‑care and support Commitment to developing employees as leaders within the organization Opportunities for professional development and training Applying In order to be considered for this role, please complete BOTH steps below. Complete this form: Email your resume to View email address on click.appcast.io and include the role title in the subject line. If we see a potential fit, we’ll reach out by email to schedule a 45‑minute, first‑round interview via Zoom with teammates from clinical leadership. We look forward to reviewing your application materials! Doc Wayne is committed to creating impact through diversity, inclusion, and social justice. People with personal life experiences representative of the population we serve are strongly encouraged to apply. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, or veteran status. #J-18808-Ljbffr