Clinical Supervisor

About the Role: Join our clinician-centered behavioral health team in Georgetown, Washington, DC, and support our growth across the Mid-Atlantic. Ellie Mental Health prioritizes clinician well-being through flexible scheduling, health insurance reimbursement, paid time off, free CEUs, weekly case consultation, and team-building. We seek a DC-licensed Mental Health Supervisor passionate about clinical leadership, therapist supervision, staff development, and high-quality mental health care.

Responsibilities: Provide clinical supervision, mentorship, and training to graduate-level clinicians and counseling interns, consistent with licensure requirements. Guide case conceptualization, diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and evidence-based therapy. Promote ethical practice, clinical documentation, risk assessment, and crisis intervention. Lead clinical consultation, staff training, and professional development. Support clinician performance, growth, and retention. Partner with leadership on clinical quality, team culture, and program development. Maintain a full-time therapy caseload alongside supervisory duties.

Growth Opportunities: Develop clinical supervision, training, and mentorship programs. Participate in community outreach, provider networking, and educational presentations. Build specialty mental health programs and behavioral health services. Create mental health education content for social media. Advance into clinical management and leadership as we expand across Maryland, Washington, DC, and Delaware.

Qualifications: Master's or doctoral degree in counseling, social work, psychology, or a related field. Active DC license for independent clinical practice: LCPC, LICSW, or Psychologist. Meets DC requirements for clinical supervision. Experience in clinical supervision, therapist mentoring, or behavioral health consultation preferred. Knowledge of clinical ethics, diagnostic assessment, treatment planning, documentation, and risk management. Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Commitment to LGBTQIA+-affirming, culturally responsive mental health care. Commitment to professional growth. Bilingual candidates encouraged to apply.