SUD (Substance-Use Disorder) Clinical Supervisor – Residential Treatment Programs

Provide Leadership. Guide SUD Counseling Excellence. Transform Lives.

Are you ready to lead with purpose and elevate the quality of care for women in recovery? As a SUD Clinical Supervisor, you will play a vital leadership role in shaping clinical services, guiding staff, and ensuring high-quality, evidence-based care in a residential treatment setting.

In this position, you will do more than oversee services—you will mentor clinicians, strengthen program integrity, and help create a structured, trauma-informed environment where women can heal and thrive.

If you are a licensed professional who is passionate about leadership, guiding SUD counseling excellence, and empowering others, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact.

What You Will Do

These responsibilities focus on SUD clinical leadership, staff supervision, program development, and regulatory compliance.

SUD Clinical Leadership & Oversight

• Oversee all SUD clinical aspects of the residential treatment programs
• Provide individual and group SUD clinical supervision and documentation review for treatment staff
• Offer consultation to staff and Program Manager on client treatment challenges
• Facilitate and oversee client staffing processes
• Ensure compliance with DHS 75 and survey oversight
• Collaborate with the Medical Director as appropriate
• Meet with clients as needed to support care and oversight

Staff Supervision & Program Administration

• Supervise clinical staff in partnership with the Program Manager
• Support SUD Counselor hiring, onboarding, and retention of SUD program staff
• Lead the development, implementation, and evaluation of training programs for new and existing SUD Counselors to promote professional growth and clinical excellence
• Provide clinical supervision for staff seeking licensure or certification
• Coordinate and support the internship program
• Maintain oversight of client charts and documentation standards specific to substance-use disorder
• Medicaid training and oversight

Program Development

• Stay current on evidence-based practices for substance use disorder treatment
• Promote gender-responsive and trauma-informed care approaches
• Provide input on program structure and service delivery
• Recommend and implement evidence-based substance use disorder group curricula in compliance with DOC contractual requirements.
• Improve and guide treatment planning systems and processes

Program Evaluation & Compliance

• Design and implement program evaluation processes with leadership
• Monitor and review outcomes data to guide program improvements
• Ensure compliance with contracts, grants, and regulatory requirements specific to DHS 75 and DOC
• Support data collection for DQA and grant reporting
• Ensure regular clinical team meetings and case reviews occur
• Recommend program enhancements to senior leadership
• Review and Sign SUD paperwork