Clinical Supervisor

Safe Place Counseling

. Provide board-approved clinical supervision to assigned LPC Associates, including supervision agreements, session records, reports, evaluations, and remediation documentation .

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeHouston • Texas • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $90,000 - $105,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in clinical supervision, including LPC licensure requirements, treatment planning, and ethical decision-making. Proficient in providing training, feedback, and support to clinicians while ensuring compliance with professional standards and agency policies.

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Texas LPC LicenseClinical SupervisionOutpatient AssessmentElectronic Health RecordsClinical Coaching

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Hard Skills

PsychotherapyTreatment PlanningRisk AssessmentDocumentation ReviewDiagnostic FormulationCrisis ResponsePeer ReviewClinical AuditsBehavioral HealthEvidence-Informed Treatment

Soft Skills

CommunicationOrganizationClinical JudgmentConflict ResolutionInterdisciplinary Collaboration

Tools & Technologies

Electronic Health RecordsStandard Office Technology

Certifications & Qualifications

Master's Degree in CounselingLPC-S Designation

Industry Keywords

Clinical SupervisionBehavioral HealthTexas Counseling RequirementsPrivacy and ConfidentialityAgency Documentation Standards

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide board-approved clinical supervision to assigned LPC Associates, including supervision agreements, session records, reports, evaluations, and remediation documentation
Provide clinical supervision or consultation to assigned clinicians within the scope of the supervisor's license, competence, agency authority, and professional rules
Support case conceptualization, diagnostic formulation, treatment planning, ethical decision-making, and complex cases
Provide weekly supervision to practicum students and interns and coordinate learning objectives, observation, feedback, and evaluations
Provide permitted agency-based supervision to LMSWs and coordinate with an LCSW-S when LCSW licensure supervision is needed
Review, approve, and co-sign psychotherapy progress notes, assessments, treatment plans, and other assigned clinical records
Evaluate clinical accuracy, treatment goals, medical necessity, risk documentation, and completeness; provide feedback and monitor corrections
Conduct risk-based chart audits and peer reviews and implement training or remediation for recurring deficiencies
Consult on elevated-risk cases, safety planning, crisis response, abuse or neglect concerns, ethical conflicts, and level-of-care referrals
Address clinical complaints, boundary concerns, and impairment or competence issues; escalate concerns and support corrective action
Promote informed consent, client rights, confidentiality, culturally responsive practice, and telehealth safeguards
Participate in incident reviews and clinical quality-improvement activities
Assist with interviewing and selecting therapists, assessors, practicum students, and interns
Orient new clinicians to workflows, assessment standards, treatment planning, documentation, electronic health records, crisis procedures, and professional expectations
Provide ongoing clinical training, coaching, and professional development; establish goals, assess competence, and document progress or remediation
Support practicum and internship programming through learning plans, faculty coordination, evaluations, and appropriate assignments
Participate on the agency leadership team and contribute to service planning, clinical policy, staffing recommendations, and quality initiatives
Collaborate with operations, quality/compliance, billing, care coordination, and Human Resources
Monitor workload, service access, and documentation trends; recommend adjustments when capacity is exceeded
Maintain a small psychotherapy caseload and provide assessment, treatment planning, psychotherapy, and care coordination
Complete personal clinical documentation within agency timelines
Provide clinical direction, evaluate assigned work, request corrections, develop remediation plans, recommend assignment changes, and participate in performance evaluations and personnel recommendations

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master's degree or higher in counseling or a related behavioral health field from an accredited institution, consistent with Texas LPC licensure requirements
Current, unrestricted Texas LPC license in good standing and active, board-approved LPC-S designation; ability to maintain all required credentials throughout employment
At least five years of clinical practice following independent licensure
Competence in outpatient assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and psychotherapy
Demonstrated ability to provide effective clinical supervision, constructive feedback, clinical coaching, and documentation review
Strong knowledge of applicable professional ethics, Texas counseling requirements, privacy and confidentiality obligations, risk assessment, and agency/payer documentation standards
Strong communication, organization, clinical judgment, conflict-resolution, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills
Proficiency with electronic health records and standard office technology
Preferred: At least one year of formal clinical supervision experience, including supervision of LPC Associates, practicum students, or interns
Preferred: Experience in outpatient or community behavioral health, insurance-based services, clinical audits, peer review, and clinician training or onboarding
Preferred: Experience serving the agency's populations, using evidence-informed treatment approaches, coordinating with academic programs, and supporting clinicians across experience levels