About this role
The Clinical Supervisor provides clinical leadership and oversight for Population Health behavioral health programs, including Mobile Crisis Response (MCRT), Peer Support Services, FUSE, and Behavioral Health Navigation.
In partnership with the Manager of Community-Based and Crisis Care Delivery, this position ensures high-quality, evidence-based clinical practice through supervision, consultation, staff development, quality oversight, and program improvement. The Clinical Supervisor serves as a clinical resource for complex and high-risk situations while supporting strategic initiatives, operational effectiveness, and consistent standards of care.
This role requires strong clinical judgment, leadership, and collaboration across healthcare and community-based systems. Occasional availability outside traditional business hours may be required to support 24/7 crisis response operations and emergent clinical needs.
KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE:
- Minimum five (5) years of licensed behavioral health clinical experience.
- Demonstrated experience in clinical leadership, clinical supervision, mentorship, workforce development, or clinical program oversight required.
- Mobile crisis response experience required.
- Experience providing advanced clinical consultation and guidance in complex or high-risk behavioral health situations required.
- Experience working within integrated healthcare, community behavioral health, crisis services, population health, or care management settings preferred.
- Experience with clinical program development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and implementation of quality improvement initiatives preferred.
- Demonstrated ability to lead clinical practice improvements and collaborate effectively with operational leadership, healthcare providers, and community partners.
EDUCATION: Master’s degree in social work or counseling required, additional crisis training preferred.
LICENSE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRY: Must maintain active Montana license as LCSW or LCPC. ACLC/LAC preferred. MHPP preferred. Valid Montana driver’s license required with clear driving record. Must meet Montana requirements to provide clinical supervision. BLS required.