Clinical Supervisor

Mental Health Supervisor

LCPC, LICSW, or Licensed Psychologist | Clinical Supervision & Leadership
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.

Benefits
• Competitive compensation and flexible scheduling.
• Health insurance reimbursement and